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Oct 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board Regular Minutes
The board reviewed several property applications, including approvals for a commercial change for Driftwood Apt. Corp., a historic district application for 176 Deforest Road LLC, an agricultural overlay modification for 10 Fireplace Road LLC, and a certificate of occupancy inspection for the same property. Two applications involving fences, walls, gates, and berms were deemed incomplete, and one application involving an agricultural overlay was administratively postponed.
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The meeting included discussions on the 2027 tentative budget, amendments to tax exemptions under Chapter 225, and amendments to Chapter 42 regarding elected officers. The Board proposed a new stop sign at Mashie Drive. Resolutions were passed regarding an amendment to a previous claim approval, a budget modification for the Sanitation Department for equipment repairs, and the reimbursement of certification renewal costs for two arborists. Additionally, the Board authorized a request for proposal for a youth and teen enrichment camp provider and facility management agreement.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
East Hampton Town Zoning Board Of Appeals Work Session Minutes
The Board addressed post-hearing decisions, approving the application for Cass Bird and partially approving the application for John Theologis, with the shower portion denied. Extensions of time were processed, with one request tabled and another approved. Additionally, the Board passed resolutions regarding Daniel and Pernilla Ammann, the Deirdre Del Monte Trust, and Danny Gillen.
Oct 6, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
East Hampton Town Board Work Session Meeting
The Board reviewed the 2027 tentative budget and proposed updates to tax exemption ordinances, including provisions for senior citizens, veterans, volunteer emergency responders, surviving spouses of police officers, and combat service members. Deliberations also included the conversion of the assessor position from an elected to an appointed role and a proposal for a new stop sign installation. Key reports addressed deer management, environmental initiatives like the restriction of gas-powered leaf blowers, and water contamination investigations. The Board acted on several resolutions, covering budget modifications, arborist certification reimbursements, a request for proposals for youth enrichment services, property demolition fee waivers, and a road maintenance agreement.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
