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Aging Commission Expo Working Group plans spring health fair

Commission on Aging's Expo Working Group approved prior minutes and advanced planning for a spring health fair, with approximately 69 vendor invitations extended and unanimous rejection of CBD dispensaries as vendors. Dr. M. Cookie Mankowski, Dr. Eric Rosenberg, and Kathy Megan secured $600 to $800

POCD Steering Committee approves April minutes, plans visioning session.

POCD Steering Committee approves prior minutes, readies public visioning phase. The committee, led by Planning and Zoning Official Juliet Hodge, unanimously approved April 9 minutes and heard from MP Planning Group consultants Mike Zuba and Patrick Gallagher on the structure of an upcoming

Planning and Zoning Commission continues zone change hearing, approves recycling station.

Planning Commission continues contentious zone change hearing, approves recycling station. The commission continued its public hearing on a proposal by William House to rezone 200 West High Street from residential to commercial, moving the matter to June 3 after ten residents spoke in opposition

Water Pollution Control Authority approves six-month sewer moratorium

East Hampton Water Pollution Control Authority votes to halt sewer expansion. Chair Jack Solomon and the board voted 4-0 to impose a six-month moratorium on new sewer connections and flow increases, citing the need to review treatment facility capacity and coordinate with the town's updated plan of

Clean Energy Task Force votes to advance House bill 5340

East Hampton's Clean Energy Task Force votes on clean energy legislation. The task force voted 6-0 to send a legislative email to state leadership on House bill 5340, while tracking Voltpost EV charging installation at Town Hall with a potential June start date for the first location. The