Brownfields Agency advances contract revisions for remediation work. The Brownfields Redevelopment Agency unanimously approved its agenda and prior minutes while reviewing a revised contract with VHB for brownfield remediation and community outreach spanning multiple town properties including 13
East Hampton Town Council approved $727,850 in equipment financing and supervisory union contract. The 7-0 vote authorized lease payments estimated at $90,000 to $122,000 annually for building, fire, and public works vehicles and equipment, with $115,000 budgeted this year. The Council also
East Hampton Board of Finance discusses road bonding strategy with competing capital needs. Public Works Director Matthew Walsh presented a road maintenance framework showing 15 miles requiring major rehabilitation and 21 miles needing minor work on the town's 92 miles of roadway, estimating 15 to
East Hampton Housing Authority reports full occupancy at Bellwood, two units available at Chatham. On September 17, Chairman Pete Brown, members Susan Lanzi and Elizabeth Whitty, and Tenant Commissioner David McGovern reviewed financial statements with no outstanding bills and heard from Executive
Design Review Board tables sign application for 37 East High Street. Business owner Erick Amaya and the property owner sought approval for a channel-letter aluminum and vinyl sign with LED lighting to replace an existing box sign, with the new sign remaining within approved signage limits. Chair
Agriculture Commission eliminates farmstand special permit fee and revises farm definition. The East Hampton Agriculture Commission voted unanimously to remove the $150 special permit requirement for residential farmstands (7-0) and to revise the town's farm definition to emphasize livestock and
East Hampton Economic Development Commission unanimously nominates Majors Coffee Shop & Bagels for New Business in November. Chair Mary Milewski and four members voted to recognize the coffeehouse and explored customizable signage to boost local business visibility. The commission also plans
East Hampton Zoning Board unanimously approves barn setback variance. Chair Brian Spack led the board in a 6-0 vote to allow applicant Kevin Flannery to reduce the required side yard setback in an R-2 district from 25 feet to 10 feet on his 4-acre property at 15 Flannery Row, permitting
Library Advisory Board launches Laptop ConneCT program with measured rollout strategy. Library Director Christine Cachuela reported the Library has cataloged 25 laptops and developed intake sheets, training protocols, and digital skills handouts for a program beginning appointments the week of
Firehouse committee advances decision on consolidation versus relocation for Companies 1 and 2. The committee received an updated SP&A architectural report projecting over $25 million to combine the two buildings into one facility, excluding site acquisition, and heard estimates for a
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