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
East Hampton Zoning Board approves two property variance applications. The board voted 4-1 on August 10 to permit a 14-by-14-foot deck at 5 Hawthorne Drive with reduced side yard setback and increased lot coverage, over objections from three neighbors citing insufficient hardship and two prior
Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approves barn variance for rural residential property. Chair Brian Spack led the board in a 5-0 vote granting Kenneth Barber relief to construct a 24-by-32-foot barn at 39 Daly Road with front setbacks reduced from 50 feet to 20.88 feet along Pecausett Trail and
Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approves variance formalizing reduced nonconformity. Chair Brian Spack and Vice-Chair Kevin Reed led the board in approving PegArch Architecture's application to reduce existing maximum lot coverage from 45 percent to 39.4 percent at 12 West Point Road,
Zoning Board of Appeals approves two variances in unanimous votes. Chair Brian Spack and Vice Chair Kevin Reed led the board to unanimous approval of a variance allowing 11 Skinner Street to increase lot coverage to 65 percent despite initial failure to obtain approval, and a variance splitting 12
Zoning Board of Appeals approves Woodland Estates driveway variance; schedules two new hearings. The board voted 4-1 on March 9 to allow reduction of a shared driveway from 22 feet to 15 feet wide, permit gravel sections, and accommodate four residences instead of two on property accessed from Long
The Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously re-elected Brian Spack as Chair and Kevin Reed as Vice Chair, and approved a revised 2026 meeting calendar. The board shifted the October session to October 19 to accommodate room availability and the board's traditional meeting night. Five members present
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