East Hampton Town, NY

East Hampton Town Board - Special Meeting

The Town Board is convening for a special meeting. The provided agenda consists of procedural boilerplate and a scheduled executive session.

• Executive Session

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a work session to discuss several site plan modifications and subdivisions. The board will also consider a resolution of approval for Marram Cabanas.

• Este Restaurant Site Plan Modification
• Bayberry Estates Preliminary Subdivision
• Southampton Masonry Storage Bins Site Plan
• Land’s End Marina Site Plan/Special Permit
• Marram Cabanas Site Plan Modification Resolution of Approval

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is holding a regular meeting that includes public hearings on the 2027 Community Development Block Grant funds and amendments to zoning rules for Accessory Dwelling Units. The board is also scheduling a November 19, 2026, public hearing to consider local laws providing real property tax exemptions for income-eligible senior citizens, totally disabled veterans, and surviving spouses of volunteer firefighters or ambulance workers killed in the line of duty. Additionally, the board will discuss increasing funding for the 2026 ADU Construction Assistance Loan Program and schedule hearings for the 2027 preliminary budget and a tax levy limit override.

• Public hearing scheduled for November 19, 2026, on a local law to amend Chapter 225 for real property tax relief for income-eligible senior citizens
• Public hearing scheduled for November 19, 2026, on a local law to provide real property tax exemptions to qualified totally disabled veterans
• Public hearing scheduled for November 19, 2026, on a local law to provide a 50% real property tax exemption to surviving spouses of volunteer firefighters or ambulance workers killed in the line of duty
• Public hearing on amending Chapter 255 (Zoning) to change requirements for Accessory Dwelling Units
• Approval of two 'Sing With Us' music sessions for seniors at a total cost not to exceed $50.00

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for four residential property requests. The board is considering variances for building size, setbacks, and permits for work near bluffs, dunes, and wetlands.

• 100 Deforest Rd, Montauk: Request to replace a 473 sq. ft. manufactured home with a 960 sq. ft. unit and decking
• 46 Palma Terrace, East Hampton: Request to enclose a 150 sq. ft. porch, exceeding maximum gross floor area
• 15 Treasure Island Dr, Amagansett: Request for 800 sq. ft. of decking and a 168 sq. ft. pool
• 85 Louse Point Rd, Springs: Request for coastal stabilization using 147 linear ft. of coir logs

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals is scheduled to hold public hearings on construction projects in Montauk and Wainscott that require relief from wetland setback rules. The board will also issue post-hearing decisions for new residences in Amagansett and Springs, and review a bulkhead replacement application in Springs.

• Public hearing for Richard Winick at 30 Ditch Plains Road, Montauk: seeks four variances to build near a freshwater wetland.
• Public hearing for Sarah Gleacher at 7 Piersons Way, Wainscott: proposes demolishing an existing home to build a 4,756 sq. ft. residence.
• Post-hearing decision for Mariam Ishaque at 370 Cranberry Hole Road, Amagansett: involves a new 4,420 sq. ft. home and pool.
• Post-hearing decision for 15 Breeze Hill LLC at 15 Breeze Hill Road, Springs: seeks a variance for a sanitary system near tidal wetlands.
• Work session item for Briggs at 19 Boat Yard Rd., Springs: possible administrative application for bulkhead replacement.

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals closed public hearings for two wetland-area projects and approved post-hearing decisions to grant a Natural Resources Special Permit for a project at Cranberry Hole Road while denying a permit and variance for a project at Breeze Hill Road. The board also agreed to move forward administratively with an in-place bulkhead replacement in Springs, requested a letter be sent to the Building Department regarding a Montauk property determination, and approved draft minutes from October 20, 2026.

• Closed public hearing for Richard Winick at 30 Ditch Plains Road, Montauk
• Closed public hearing for Sarah Gleacher at 7 Piersons Way, Wainscott
• Moved forward administratively with Briggs bulkhead replacement at 19 Boat Yard Rd., Springs
• Approved post-hearing application for Mariam Ishaque at 370 Cranberry Hole Road, Amagansett
• Denied post-hearing application for 15 Breeze Hill LLC at 15 Breeze Hill Road, Springs
• Requested letter to Building Department regarding Palma modification at 45 Seaview Ave., Montauk
• Approved draft minutes of October 20, 2026

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will meet to approve minutes from October 8, 2026, and review four applications within the Agricultural Overlay.

• Changing Tides Equine: 20 & 30 Springs Fireplace Road, East Hampton
• Doreen Niggles: 88 Sayres Path, Wainscott
• 3J51 Wainscott Hollow LLC: 51 Wainscott Hollow Road, Wainscott
• 302 Town Lane Modification: 302 Town Lane, Amagansett

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board approved four applications in the Agricultural Overlay district as submitted. All votes were unanimous, with no applications denied or tabled. The board also approved the minutes from its previous meeting on October 8, 2026.

• Approved Changing Tides Equine application at 20 & 30 Springs Fireplace Road (unanimous)
• Approved Doreen Niggles application at 88 Sayres Path, Wainscott (unanimous)
• Approved 3J51 Wainscott Hollow LLC application at 51 Wainscott Hollow Road (unanimous)
• Approved 302 Town Lane Modification at 302 Town Lane, Amagansett (unanimous)
• Approved October 8, 2026 minutes (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will hold a work session to review site plan modifications and a preliminary site plan. The board will also consider a time extension for a wireless service facility and several urban renewal road assignments.

• Breakers Renovation Preliminary Site Plan
• Springs General Store II Site Plan Modification
• Marram Cabanas Site Plan Modification
• American Tower at 103 Flaggy Hole Road time extension for Site Plan/Special Permit
• Urban Renewal Road Assignments for 21 Delavan Street, 26-19th Street, and 21 Hartley Boulevard

The Board approved three urban renewal road assignments and a site plan modification for Marram Cabanas. Several other projects, including the Breakers Renovation and Springs General Store II, were reviewed during work sessions with requests for additional data and revised plans.

• Approved Marram Cabanas Site Plan Modification
• Approved extension of time for American Tower at 103 Flaggy Hole Road
• Approved road assignment for 21 Delavan Street, Springs
• Approved amended road assignment for 26 – 19th Street, Springs
• Approved road assignment for 21 Hartley Boulevard, East Hampton
• Adopted September 23, 2026 meeting minutes

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for three Natural Resources Special Permit applications. The board will also review administrative requests for certificates of occupancy and time extensions.

• 50 Gloucester Avenue, Montauk: Request for 80 sq. ft. shed and variance for wire fence near freshwater wetland
• 54 Fox Hunt Lane, Amagansett: Request for swimming pool, patio, and clearing 4,190 sq. ft. of vegetation in freshwater wetlands
• 100 Deforest Road, Unit 600, Montauk: Request to replace manufactured home with a 960 sq. ft. unit and decking near a bluff
• 33 Surf Drive, Amagansett: Request to certify as-built conditions for a Certificate of Occupancy
• 19 Arnold Court, Montauk: Request for extension of a 2018 determination

The Zoning Board of Appeals approved as-built conditions for a property in Amagansett to allow for a Certificate of Occupancy. The board also approved three resolutions for properties in Montauk, Springs, and East Hampton. One request for an extension of time was denied.

• Approved as-built conditions for 33 Surf Drive, Amagansett (unanimous)
• Denied extension of a 2018 determination for 19 Arnold Court, Montauk (3-2)
• Approved resolution for 33 Seaside Avenue, Montauk (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 213 Kings Point Road, Springs (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 37 Sammy's Beach Road, East Hampton (4-0, 1 recusal)
• Closed public hearing for 50 Gloucester Avenue, Montauk (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for 54 Fox Hunt Lane, Amagansett, leaving record open until Nov 17, 2026 (unanimous)
• Postponed hearing for 100 Deforest Road, Montauk due to improper posting

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The Town Board will review the 2027 tentative budget and receive updates on small wireless telecommunications infrastructure. The board is also considering resolutions regarding a staff wellness day and a conservation easement.

• Proposed 2027 Tentative Budget
• Acceptance of scenic and conservation easement at 24 Oyster Shores Road
• Acceptance of donated professional services from The Nature Conservancy valued at $44,000
• Authorization of up to $1,000 for Human Services Staff Wellness Training Day on November 17, 2026
• Discussion on Pantigo Place

The Town Board scheduled public hearings to discuss the 2027 preliminary budget and a potential override of the tax levy limit. The board also approved several airport repair contracts and a settlement with Ranch MTK LLC. Residents expressed concerns during the public portion regarding the installation of small cell towers.

• Scheduled public hearings for 2027 Preliminary Budget and Tax Levy Limit override (Unanimous)
• Approved airport runway repair bids from Rosemar Contracting, Inc. and Quintal Contracting Corp. (Unanimous)
• Approved settlement with Ranch MTK LLC (4-1)
• Accepted scenic and conservation easement for 24 Oyster Shores Road (Unanimous)
• Extended auditing services agreement with Nawrocki Smith, LLP (Unanimous)
• Rejected Avallone Apartments Generator bid and authorized a re-bid (Unanimous)
• Appointed Frank Puglia to the CPF Advisory Board (Unanimous)
• Authorized extension of Nyship coverage to certain domestic partners (Unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The Town Board is meeting to adopt the 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan following a public hearing. The agenda also includes numerous personnel appointments, seasonal terminations, and snow removal contracts.

• Adoption of the 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan
• Payment of $85,139.8256 to former Chief Fire Marshal David Browne for accrued time
• Budget modification of $60,000.00 in the Recreation Department to purchase beach driving vehicles
• Appointment of seasonal snow removal drivers at $38.22 per hour
• Snow plow contracts with rates ranging from $145.00 to $250.00 per hour

The East Hampton Town Board held public hearings regarding the Wainscott Northwest Road property acquisition, the 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan, and a scenic easement. Following these, the Board approved numerous resolutions, including the adoption of the 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan and amendments to the town code regarding home improvement contractors. The Board also authorized several budget modifications and personnel actions across multiple town departments.

• Adopted 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan (4-0)
• Adopted amendments to Chapter 156, Home Improvement Contractors (4-0)
• Adopted local law amending Chapter 102, Building Construction (4-0)
• Approved hiring of deer management consultant (4-0)
• Rejected bid EH26-043 for YMCA pickleball courts (4-0)
• Increased funding for 2026 ADU construction assistance loan program (4-0)
• Scheduled public hearing to amend Chapter 102, Building Permits (4-0)
• Scheduled public hearing to amend Chapter 255, Zoning (4-0)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The Town Board is discussing the 2027 tentative budget and proposed amendments to building permit and accessory building codes. The board is also reviewing the sale of a building at 60 Old Stone Highway to the Springs Union Free School District.

• Proposed $2,700,000 acquisition of 1.07 acres at 114 & 102 Bay View Avenue, Amagansett
• Proposed $800,000 sale of building and improvements at 60 Old Stone Highway to Springs Union Free School District
• Authorization of legal action against owners of 223 Gerard Avenue
• Approval of $50 for Jackson Pollock Painting Workshops for seniors
• Permits for various special events including the Serpent's Back Duathlon and several Turkey Trots

The East Hampton Town Board adopted several resolutions, including the acquisition of property at 102 and 114 Bay View Ave and the authorization of legal action against the owners of 223 Gerard Drive. The Board also approved a contract of sale for 60 Old Stone Highway and various special events for October and November 2026. Additionally, the Board discussed the 2027 tentative budget and proposed amendments to building and accessory structure codes.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1454 for Jackson Pollock workshops (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1455 for 102 Bay View Ave CPF project (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1456 for 114 & 102 Bay View Ave acquisition (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1457 for memorial bench donation (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1458 for special events (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1460 for legal action at 223 Gerard Drive (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1461 for 60 Old Stone Highway lease/sale (5-0)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board meets Thursday, October 8, 2026 at 4:00 PM at Town Hall (159 Pantigo Road) and by teleconference. The board will consider approving minutes from September 24, 2026 and review seven applications covering a commercial change, fences/walls/gates/berms, a historic district property, agricultural overlay modifications, and a certificate of occupancy inspection. No decisions or dollar amounts are stated in the agenda; the listed items are scheduled for review.

• Change to Commercial: Driftwood Apt. Corp., Units 55 & 56, 2178 Montauk Hwy, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-110-1-13)
• Fences/Walls/Gates/Berms: Mordechai Weisman, 14 Big Reed Path, Montauk (SCTM# 300-7-1-22)
• Fences/Walls/Gates/Berms: Jason Blackwell, 42 Whooping Hollow Road, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-156-2-27)
• Historic District: 176 Deforest Road LLC, 176 Deforest Road, Montauk (SCTM# 300-33-3-4)
• Agricultural Overlay: 10 Fireplace Road LLC modification and Breg Hoyz LLC, 38 Association Road, Wainscott; plus a Certificate of Occupancy inspection at 10 Springs Fireplace Road

The Board approved a commercial change in Amagansett, a historic district application in Montauk, and a modification and occupancy certificate for a property in East Hampton. Two fence and wall submissions were deemed incomplete, and one agricultural overlay application was postponed.

• Approved commercial change for Driftwood Apt. Corp. at 2178 Montauk Hwy (unanimous)
• Approved historic district application for 176 Deforest Road LLC (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay modification for 10 Fireplace Road LLC (unanimous)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy for 10 Fireplace Road LLC (unanimous)
• Deemed submission incomplete for Mordechai Weisman at 14 Big Reed Path
• Deemed submission incomplete for Jason Blackwell at 42 Whooping Hollow Road
• Administratively postponed Breg Hoyz LLC application at 38 Association Road
• Approved September 24, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals meets October 6, 2026 at 6:30 PM at Town Hall Meeting Room, 159 Pantigo Road, for a work session. The board is set to consider post-hearing decisions on two applications seeking Natural Resources Special Permits and multiple variances for properties near freshwater wetlands in Montauk and a bluff and tidal wetlands in Springs. It will also consider extensions of two prior determinations and approve minutes. Several agenda sections list no items.

• John Theologis, 7 Glenmore Avenue, Montauk (SCTM# 300-12-3-35): Natural Resources Special Permit plus five variances, including 46.4' relief to build 2nd story decking 53.6' from a freshwater wetland where 100' setbacks are required
• Cass Bird, 213 Kings Point Road, Springs (SCTM# 300-24-1-41): Natural Resources Special Permit and one 22.5' variance to reconstruct a deck 52.5' from the bluff where 75' is required; 1,158 sq. ft. addition proposed
• DAM ZAC LLC, 19 Arnold Court, Montauk (SCTM# 300-69-1-33): extension of a 2018 determination
• Thomas Wandzilak, 100 Deforest Road, Unit 826, Montauk (SCTM# 300-32.1-1-226): extension of a 2019 determination
• Agenda sections for administrative applications, interpretations, other decisions, building permits/certificates of occupancy, and resolutions list no items

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals reviewed post-hearing decisions, extensions of time, resolutions, and meeting minutes during its work session. The board approved decking and variances for John Theologis while denying the shower, and approved a deck reconstruction and permit submission for Cass Bird. Additionally, the board approved an extension of time for Thomas Wandzilak, resolutions for three properties, and the minutes from September 29, 2026, while tabling an extension for DAM ZAC LLC.

• Approved John Theologis application for decking and variances; denied the shower
• Approved Cass Bird submission for a 1-story addition, deck reconstruction, and permit
• Tabled DAM ZAC LLC extension of a 2018 determination until next week
• Approved Thomas Wandzilak extension of a 2019 determination (all in favor)
• Approved draft minutes from September 29, 2026 (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for Daniel and Pernilla Ammann at 37 Sammy's Beach Road (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for Deirdre Del Monte Trust at 75 Cove Hollow Road (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for Danny Gillen at 29 South Forrest Street (all in favor)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board holds a work session on October 6, 2026, to discuss the 2027 tentative budget and proposed amendments to Chapter 225 tax exemptions for seniors, veterans, volunteer firefighters, ambulance workers, and surviving spouses of police officers killed in the line of duty. The board will also consider amending Chapter 42 regarding the elected Assessor position and a proposed stop sign at Mashie Drive. Resolutions include a budget modification for Sanitation Department equipment repairs, reimbursement for arborist certification renewals, and a request for proposals for a youth camp at 134 Second House Rd., Montauk.

• 2027 Tentative Budget Discussion
• Amend Chapter 225 tax exemptions for seniors, veterans, volunteer firefighters, ambulance workers, and surviving spouses
• Amend Chapter 42 Article I Elected Officers: Assessor
• Proposed stop sign at Mashie Drive, East Hampton
• Budget modification: $45,000 from Sanitation testing to motor vehicle repairs

The Board unanimously adopted several resolutions, including an intermunicipal agreement for road maintenance and various budget modifications. The session also included discussions on proposed tax exemptions for seniors and veterans, and a proposal to move from elected to appointed assessors.

• Approved intermunicipal agreement with Suffolk County for road maintenance (5-0)
• Approved budget modifications for Sanitation, Finance, and Fort Hill Cemetery departments (5-0)
• Approved RFP for Youth & Teen Enrichment Camp Provider at 134 Second House Rd. (5-0)
• Approved waiving of demolition fees for 225 and 227 Gerard Drive (5-0)
• Rejected bid EH26-047 for Springs Park Invasive Species Removal & Restoration (5-0)
• Approved re-bid for Springs Park Invasive Species Removal & Restoration (5-0)
• Authorized standstill and forbearance agreement with East Hampton and Montauk Energy Storage Centers (5-0)
• Approved reimbursement for arborist certification renewals and 2026 special events permit fees (5-0)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is holding a regular meeting with several public hearings and resolutions. Key items include proposed amendments to building permit and certificate of occupancy rules, a public hearing on 2027 Community Development Block Grant funds, and a resolution to approve a negative declaration for a new 'Rent Restricted Employer Sponsored Housing' zoning use. The board will also vote on appointments, a budget modification for CDBG funds, and an increase in legal fees for litigation against the ZBA.

• Public hearings to amend Chapter 102 (Building Construction) Sections 8 and 14
• Public hearing on 2027 Community Development Block Grant funds
• Resolution to appoint Amayrani Martinez as Secretary to the Zoning Board of Appeals at $72,000/year
• Resolution to increase legal fees cap for Farrell Fritz P.C. to $30,000 for 2026 litigation
• SEQRA negative declaration for 'Rent Restricted Employer Sponsored Housing' zoning amendment

The East Hampton Town Board held a regular meeting on October 1, 2026, conducting public hearings on project plans, code amendments, and zoning changes. The board adopted numerous resolutions including claims approval, various appointments, budget modifications, and a SEQRA negative declaration for rent-restricted employer-sponsored housing code changes. They also authorized litigation regarding battery energy storage facilities.

• Approved Warrant No. 10A for claims totaling $3,187,619.61 and utility warrant of $49,609.34 (Unanimous)
• Adopted SEQRA negative declaration and classification for proposed code changes to establish rent-restricted employer-sponsored housing (3-2)
• Appointed Daniel Munoz to Detective in the East Hampton Town Police Department (Unanimous)
• Authorized commencement of litigation regarding battery energy storage facilities at 3 Cove Hollow Road and 10 North Shore Road (Unanimous)
• Accepted CDBG Budget Modification for September 2026 (Unanimous)
• Scheduled public hearing for a scenic and conservation easement at 24 Oyster Shores Road (Unanimous)
• Approved donation of vehicles to the Montauk Fire Department (Unanimous)
• Accepted proposal from Statewide Roofing Inc. for Lamb Building roof replacement (Unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals meets September 29, 2026 at 6:30 PM at Town Hall Meeting Room, 159 Pantigo Road. The board is scheduled to hold two public hearings on Natural Resources Special Permit applications: a bluff-and-wetlands addition at 213 Kings Point Road in Springs and a new house and pool on a vacant wetlands lot at 12 Ferndale Drive in Montauk. A work session covers an administrative application to clear a footpath at 4 Captain Balfour Way, Montauk, plus post-hearing decisions, interpretations, and other matters. The agenda lists a cancelled public hearing and draft minutes of September 22, 2026 for approval.

• Public hearing: Cass Bird, 213 Kings Point Road, Springs — 1,158 sq. ft. addition and deck reconstruction on a bluff/tidal wetlands parcel; Natural Resources Special Permit plus a 22.5' variance from §255-4-40(E) to rebuild the deck 52.5' from the bluff where 75' is required
• Public hearing: 12 Ferndale Drive LLC, 12 Ferndale Drive, Montauk — 3,616 sq. ft. two-story residence, 284 sq. ft. garage, 720 sq. ft. pool with 64 sq. ft. spa, patios, and outdoor shower on a vacant lot with freshwater wetlands; Natural Resources Special Permit under §255-4-20
• Work session: East End Development Group LLC, 4 Captain Balfour Way, Montauk — administrative application to clear a 4' wide footpath within freshwater wetlands jurisdiction
• Resolution listed: Kelli Connors & Richard D'Amico, 143 Mulford Avenue, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-84-2-8)
• Minutes approval: draft minutes of September 22, 2026

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals held two scheduled public hearings and closed both, leaving the record open for additional submissions on the 12 Ferndale Drive application. The board approved an administrative application to clear a 4-foot footpath at 4 Captain Balfour Way, Montauk, and approved a resolution for 143 Mulford Avenue, Amagansett. The board also approved draft minutes from its September 22, 2026 meeting and adjourned at 7:30 PM. No final decisions were made on the two public hearing applications.

• Closed public hearing for Cass Bird, 213 Kings Point Road, Springs (all in favor)
• Closed public hearing for 12 Ferndale Drive LLC, Montauk; record left open for additional submissions (all in favor)
• Approved administrative application to clear 4-foot footpath at 4 Captain Balfour Way, Montauk (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for Kelli Connors & Richard D'Amico, 143 Mulford Avenue, Amagansett (all in favor)
• Approved draft minutes of September 22, 2026 meeting (all in favor)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:30 PM (all in favor)

East Hampton Town Board - Special Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is holding a special meeting on September 29, 2026, at 159 Pantigo Road. The agenda lists a call to order at 12:15 PM and an executive session. No other items of business are listed in the provided agenda text.

The East Hampton Town Board met in a special meeting on September 29, 2026, with all five board members present. At 12:16 PM, Deputy Supervisor David Lys moved, seconded by Councilmember Cate Rogers, to go into executive session to discuss advice of counsel. The minutes provided record no other action, vote, or decision beyond entering executive session.

• Entered executive session to discuss advice of counsel (motion by Lys, seconded by Rogers)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board is holding a regular meeting to review several applications, including a historic landmark designation, agricultural overlay modifications, and certificate of occupancy inspections. The board will also approve minutes from its September 10, 2026 meeting. No other substantive actions are listed.

• Historic landmark application by Peter Bickford for 248 Old Stone Hwy, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-83-5-9.1)
• Agricultural overlay modification by 10 Fireplace LLC for 10 Springs Fireplace Road, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-163-3-9)
• Agricultural overlay application by Carmen Kenrich for 157 Long Lane, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-157-3-11.2)
• Certificate of occupancy inspection for 170 Sayres Path, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-197-6-21.1)
• Certificate of occupancy inspection for 100 Wainscott Hollow Rd, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-200-1-5)

The Architectural Review Board approved minutes from its September 10, 2026 meeting and approved four applications: a Historic Landmark application at 248 Old Stone Hwy, an Agricultural Overlay application at 157 Long Lane, and Certificates of Occupancy at 170 Sayres Path in Wainscott and 100 Wainscott Hollow Rd in Wainscott. A modification application at 10 Springs Fireplace Road was withdrawn by the applicant, and a Certificate of Occupancy application for the same address was found not ready and rescheduled for October 8, 2026. All recorded votes were unanimous among members present; member Peter Bickford was absent.

• Approved minutes of the September 10, 2026 ARB meeting (all in favor)
• Approved Historic Landmark application at 248 Old Stone Hwy, East Hampton (all in favor)
• Agricultural Overlay modification at 10 Springs Fireplace Road withdrawn by applicant
• Approved Agricultural Overlay application at 157 Long Lane, East Hampton (all in favor)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy at 170 Sayres Path, Wainscott (all in favor)
• Approved Certificate of Occupancy at 100 Wainscott Hollow Rd, Wainscott (all in favor)
• Concluded Certificate of Occupancy application at 10 Springs Fireplace Road not ready; rescheduled to October 8, 2026
• Motion to close meeting at 4:34 PM (all in favor)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board is meeting for a regular/work session. The agenda includes a public hearing on the Southampton Masonry storage bins site plan, a work session on the Breaker's Awning site plan and an urban renewal map modification for 94 Thomas Avenue, and a regular meeting item on The White House site plan extension. The board will also review several urban renewal road assignments and adopt minutes from the September 2, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing: Southampton Masonry Storage Bins Site Plan (W. Edwards/East Hampton)
• Work session: Breaker's Awning Site Plan (Montauk)
• Work session: Richard Hammer (94 Thomas Avenue) Urban Renewal Map Modification
• Regular meeting: The White House Site Plan/Special Permit Resolution for Extension of Time (Amagansett)
• Board of Review: Urban renewal road assignments for 21 Delavan Street, 172 S. Essex Street, 38 Glenmore Ave, 12 Gainesboro Court

The Planning Board closed a public hearing regarding the Southampton Masonry Storage Bins site plan and discussed urban renewal map modifications for 94 Thomas Avenue. The Board approved resolutions for extensions of time for The White House and New Cingular Wireless (AT&T) projects. Additionally, the Board adopted several urban renewal road assignments and approved the minutes from the September 2, 2026, meeting.

• Closed public hearing for Southampton Masonry Storage Bins site plan
• Recommended Town Board approve 94 Thomas Avenue map modification
• Approved extension of time for The White House site plan/special permit
• Approved extension of time for New Cingular Wireless (AT&T) permit
• Adopted urban renewal road assignment for 172 South Essex Street
• Adopted urban renewal road assignment for 38 Glenmore Avenue
• Adopted urban renewal road assignment for 12 Gainesboro Court
• Adopted September 2, 2026 meeting minutes

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings regarding several applications involving freshwater and tidal wetlands. The board will also hear an appeal regarding a denied emergency building permit for a staircase reconstruction.

• Natural Resources Special Permit for a shed and fence relocation at 50 Gloucester Ave, Montauk
• Natural Resources Special Permit and five variances for new decking and structures at 7 Glenmore Ave, Montauk
• Natural Resources Special Permit for coastal stabilization at 85 Louse Point Rd, Springs
• Appeal of the Chief Building Inspector's denial of an emergency building permit at 102 Surfside Ave, Montauk

The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals held public hearings on two applications but took no final decisions, keeping both records open for further review. The board approved three resolutions, an administrative application for the Town's Gerard Drive property, and the September 15 draft minutes. A modification for the Amman property was discussed but not formally decided.

• Approved administrative application for Town's 225 & 227 Gerard Drive demolition (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for Kenneth & Margaret Farrell, 75 Ely Brook (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for Kevin Gaddi, 273 Old Montauk Hwy (all in favor)
• Approved resolution for Ocean View Holdings LLC Marram, 21 Oceanview Terrace (all in favor)
• Approved draft minutes of September 15, 2026 work session (all in favor)
• Kept public hearing open for John Theologis, 7 Glenmore Ave until Oct 6, 2026 (all in favor)
• Kept public hearing open for Gabrielle Marks, 85 Louse Point Rd until Nov 17, 2026 (all in favor)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board will hold a public hearing on a Community Development Block Grant budget modification and consider several resolutions, including a $288,561 change order for the Town Hall Window & Facade Restoration project, budget modifications, and an appointment. The board will also schedule a public hearing for 2027 CDBG funds.

• Approve Change Order No. 2 for Ronald Webb Builder, LLC, increasing Town Hall restoration contract from $388,439.66 to $677,000.66
• Public hearing on Community Development Block Grant budget modification
• Budget modification for Office of Housing & Community Development: $800 from uniforms to software
• Budget modification for Buildings & Grounds: $2,800 from part-time salaries to water
• Amend resolution to make James Pincott's appointment as Public Works Capital Projects Manager effective retroactive to August 15, 2025

The East Hampton Town Board held a regular meeting on September 17, 2026, with Deputy Supervisor David Lys absent. The board adopted all 37 resolutions unanimously, including a warrant approving $9,105,581.88 in claims and $56,472.79 in utility warrants. Public hearings included a Community Development Block Grant budget modification with no speakers, and the public portion featured numerous comments on a proposed parking lot near Springs Library and a proposed 48-unit housing development on Spinner Lane. The meeting ended with an executive session to discuss personnel.

• Approved Warrant No. 9B claims of $9,105,581.88 and Utility Warrant 9A of $56,472.79 (4-0)
• Appointed Edward Gefell as Full Time Automotive Mechanic I in Highway Department (4-0)
• Appointed Finley Spitzer as Part Time Environmental Aide in Aquaculture Department (4-0)
• Accepted Bid #EH26-045 for Annual Drainage Contract A,B & C to Laser Industries, Inc. (4-0)
• Accepted Bid No. EH26-046 for Bamboo Root Barrier to Ken Rousell, Inc. (4-0)
• Accepted Bid No. EH26-042 for Police Department HVAC Improvements to Intricate Tech Solutions LTD and Roland's Electric, Inc. (4-0)
• Accepted Bid No. EH26-048 for Police Department General Contractor Prime HVAC Improvements to Intricate Tech Solutions, LTD. (4-0)
• Scheduled public hearing on amendment to Chapter 156 Home Improvement Contractors (4-0)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is holding a work session to discuss a PFAS investigation, bids, and a proposed amendment to home improvement contractor regulations. The board will also vote on several resolutions, including a SEQRA negative declaration for new zoning rules that would allow rent-restricted employer-sponsored housing, waiving fees for the Friends of Georgica Pond Foundation, and re-grading the Automotive Mechanic I position.

• SEQRA negative declaration for zoning changes to create 'Rent Restricted Employer Sponsored Housing' (Resolution #35289)
• Waive fees for Friends of Georgica Pond Foundation for 2026 (Resolution #35287)
• Re-grade Automotive Mechanic I from Grade 18 to Grade 20 (Resolution #35252)
• Discussion of East Hampton PFAS investigation with NYS DEC and DOH
• Amend Chapter 156-15 Home Improvement Contractors

The Town Board held a work session to review NYSDEC and NYSDOH presentations on PFAS investigations and discussed proposed amendments to the Home Improvement Contractor code. The Board adopted seven unanimous resolutions regarding fees, special events, and consultant retention. No final decisions were made on the presented bids or the BESS facility.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1353 to waive 2026 fees for Friends of Georgica Pond Foundation (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1354 approving various special events for September and October 2026 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1355 to retain Sialia Environmental Consulting (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1356 to rescind notice of public hearing for building permit amendments (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1357 to retain Brady Exposure for independent review (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1358 to amend CSEA Schedule A regarding Automotive Mechanic I (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1359 to approve additional users to SHI Service Agreement (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Work Session

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a work session to review post-hearing decisions for three properties. The agenda includes requests to modify previous determinations regarding poolside cabanas near a bluff and to approve new construction or structures that violate standard wetland setback requirements. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and consider a resolution for a property on Cove Hollow Road.

• Ocean View Holdings LLC: Modification of Dec 2024 determination to allow 5 poolside cabanas at 30 ft 8.4 in from bluff top (150 ft required) at 21 Oceanview Terrace, Montauk.
• Kelli Connors & Richard D'Amico: Natural Resources Special Permit and variances to build a 1,601 sq ft residence 59.8 ft from wetland (100 ft required) at 143 Mulford Avenue, Amagansett.
• Danny Gillen: Natural Resources Special Permit and variances to allow a deck and fence to remain 89.2 ft and 66.3 ft from freshwater wetland (100 ft required) at 29 South Forrest Street, Montauk.
• Deirdre Del Monte Trust: Resolution for 75 Cove Hollow Road, East Hampton.

The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals held a work session to review various applications. The board approved an administrative application for 82 Beach Ave and several extensions of time, while postponing other items.

• Approved administrative application for 82 Beach Ave (unanimous)
• Spoke to approve submission for Ocean View Holdings LLC Marram at 21 Oceanview Terrace
• Spoke to approve submission for Kelli Connors & Richard D'Amico at 143 Mulford Avenue
• Spoke to approve submission for Danny Gillen at 29 South Forrest Street
• Approved time extension for 15 Harbor Ln (unanimous)
• Approved time extension for 10 Bayberry Ln (unanimous)
• Approved time extension for 205 Marine Blvd (unanimous)
• Approved time extension for 91 Napeague Harbor Rd (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board will open its regular meeting by approving the minutes from the August 27, 2026 session. The board will then review several property-related applications, including business signs, commercial changes, fences, agricultural overlays, and a certificate of occupancy inspection.

• Approval of minutes from August 27, 2026 meeting
• Interlude Collective: Business signs at 330 Montauk Highway, Wainscott
• Sandra Blitz: Commercial change at 52 Fairway Place Unit 3-12, Montauk
• Patrick Reale: Fence at 15 Ridge Road, Wainscott
• 99 Town Lane Road LLC: Certificate of occupancy inspection at 99 Town Line Rd, Wainscott

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board met on September 10, 2026, and unanimously approved all applications on the agenda, including business signs, changes to commercial use, fences, agricultural overlays, and certificates of occupancy. The board also approved the minutes from the August 27, 2026 meeting. No applications were denied or tabled.

• Approved minutes from August 27, 2026 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved business sign application for Interlude Collective at 330 Montauk Highway, Wainscott (unanimous)
• Approved change to commercial for Sandra Blitz at 52 Fairway Place Unit 3-12, Montauk (unanimous)
• Approved fence application for Patrick Reale at 15 Ridge Road, Wainscott (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay for Christopher Schlank at 176 Sayres Path, Wainscott (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay for 80 Abrahams Landing Road LLC at 80 Abrahams Landing Rd, Amagansett (unanimous)
• Approved agricultural overlay for Charlotte Pratt Living Trust at 89 Wainscott Main St, Wainscott (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for 99 Town Lane Road LLC at 99 Town Line Rd, Wainscott (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is meeting for a work session. The main item is a resolution to accept a scenic and conservation easement at 23 Glenway in Springs, following a public hearing. The board will also receive bids, liaison reports, and may discuss other resolutions.

• Accept grant of scenic and conservation easement at 23 Glenway, Springs (SCTM #300-103-9-13.001) from Leigh Cohen and Erica Fleischman
• Public hearing on the easement was held September 3, 2026
• Bids presented by Jeanne Carroza
• Liaison reports from board members

At its September 8, 2026 work session, the East Hampton Town Board discussed proposed amendments to Town Code section 102-7(B) on protecting Town-owned street trees during construction and a proposed new Chapter 155A regulating bamboo. No decisions were recorded on either proposal; they were presented as topics. The Board adopted five resolutions, including a notice of public hearing to amend zoning requirements for accessory dwelling units and a notice of public hearing on the 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan. All adopted resolutions passed unanimously.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1348 amending Resolution #2026-1229 to authorize payment to Suffolk County Water Authority (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1349 accepting a scenic and conservation easement at 23 Glenway, Springs (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1350 increasing the cap to retain Rigano, LLC (5-0)
• Adopted as amended Resolution 2026-1351 issuing a notice of public hearing on the 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan (5-0)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1352 issuing a notice of public hearing to amend Chapter 255 (Zoning) regarding accessory dwelling unit requirements (5-0)

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is enacting a local law to amend zoning codes to permit accessory staff housing. This new use allows businesses to provide on-site housing, such as apartments or rooming houses, for their employees. The law includes specific regulations regarding density, rent limits, and a cap of 25 special permits.

• Enactment of Local Law to amend Chapter 255 (Zoning) for Accessory Staff Housing Use
• Public hearing scheduled for a Scenic and Conservation Easement at 23 Glenway, Springs
• Appointment of Mariann Brennan as part-time Office Assistant in the Ordinance Department at $26.0513 per hour
• Amendment of Fiona Schneider's appointment to Planner, effective September 8, 2026

The East Hampton Town Board unanimously adopted a local law amending the zoning code to create a new accessory staff housing use, addressing housing concerns raised during public comment. The board also approved numerous resolutions including warrants, budget modifications, professional service contracts, appointments, and bids, all with unanimous votes. Deputy Supervisor David Lys was absent.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1311, a local law adding accessory staff housing use to zoning code (unanimous)
• Approved Warrant No. 9A totaling $4,857,506.34 and Utility Warrant 9A of $89,993.94 (unanimous)
• Retained H2M Architects & Engineers for permit support and compost facility survey (unanimous)
• Appointed Mariann Brennan as part-time office assistant in Ordinance Department (unanimous)
• Accepted bid for demolition of 225 & 227 Gerard Drive from Patrick Bistrian Jr., Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved 2026 John Keeshan Memorial Montauk Turkey Trot and online registration via Elitefeats Inc. (unanimous)
• Accepted proposals for appraisal services from multiple firms (unanimous)
• Adopted policy for CPF water quality funding of IA upgrades for town homeownership program (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board will review five site plan applications during its work session, including one that was previously adjourned. The board will also vote to schedule a public hearing for the Southampton Masonry Storage Bins project. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as the adoption of previous minutes.

• Review of Breakers Awning Site Plan (W. Edwards/Montauk/R. Jones)
• Review of Brinkmann’s Site Plan (C. Stoecker/East Hampton/B. Siska)
• Review of Quail Hill Farm Agricultural Improvements Site Plan (S. Lewis/Amagansett/J. Fowkes)
• Review of Maidstone Acres II Site Plan Modification (C. Stoecker/Springs/J. Fowkes)
• Resolution to schedule public hearing for Southampton Masonry Storage Bins Site Plan

The East Hampton Town Planning Board held a work session on September 2, 2026, primarily reviewing a site plan application to convert 13,114 sq. ft. of office space into a hardware store (Brinkmann's). No final decision was made; the board agreed on several conditions and additional information requirements for the applicant. Three other applications were adjourned at the applicant's request, and the board scheduled a public hearing for Southampton Masonry Storage Bins and adopted minutes from August 19, 2026.

• Scheduled public hearing for Southampton Masonry Storage Bins site plan (unanimous)
• Adopted minutes from August 19, 2026 as written (unanimous)
• Adjourned Breakers Awning site plan at applicant's request
• Adjourned Quail Hill Farm Agricultural Improvements site plan with applicant's agreement
• Adjourned Maidstone Acres II site plan modification at applicant's request
• Agreed Brinkmann's applicant must submit revised project narrative, landscaping/lighting plans, and address Fire Marshal findings
• Agreed Brinkmann's applicant should consider right-turn-only exit and consult engineer on traffic impacts
• Agreed to wait on setback reduction decision until proposed setbacks are confirmed

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is reviewing a budget modification for street light pole repairs and the acceptance of a scenic and conservation easement. The meeting includes reports from various officials and a public portion.

• Budget modification to move $24,000.00 to subcontractor costs for a street light pole replacement at Springs Fireplace Road and School Street
• Acceptance of a scenic and conservation easement at 136 Town Lane from David Cohen
• Public portion for resident comments

The East Hampton Town Board held a work session and adopted six resolutions, including a budget modification for street lighting, acceptance of a scenic easement, approval of special events, retaining engineering inspection services, a personnel settlement, and the Suffolk County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan (4-1). The board also discussed bids for an airport generator and demolition, and heard public comments on ADUs and a proposed Springs parking lot. No final decisions were made on the discussed topics.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1298, budget modification for Street Lighting Department (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1299, accepting scenic easement at 136 Town Lane (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1300, approving various special events for September 2026 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1301, retaining Drew Bennett for engineering inspection services (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1302, stipulation of settlement for personnel matter (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1303, Suffolk County 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan (4-1, Flight opposed)

East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board - Regular

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board is meeting to review two agricultural overlay applications and two certificate of occupancy inspections. The board will also consider approving the minutes from its August 13, 2026 meeting.

• Agricultural overlay application: 248 Town Lane LLC, 248 Town Lane, Amagansett (SCTM# 300-166-3-8.1)
• Agricultural overlay application: Christopher Schlank, 176 Sayres Path, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-200-1-21.2)
• Certificate of occupancy inspection: Wainscott Farm View LLC, 6 Osborn Farm Lane, Wainscott (SCTM# 300-197-8-10)
• Certificate of occupancy inspection: 126 LLEH LLC, 126 Long Lane, East Hampton (SCTM# 300-159-1-6)
• Approval of minutes from the August 13, 2026 meeting

The East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board approved an agricultural overlay application for 248 Town Lane, Amagansett, and two certificates of occupancy for properties in Wainscott and East Hampton. A second agricultural overlay application for 176 Sayres Path, Wainscott was postponed to the next agenda. The board also approved the minutes from the August 13, 2026 meeting.

• Approved agricultural overlay for 248 Town Lane, Amagansett (all in favor)
• Postponed agricultural overlay for 176 Sayres Path, Wainscott
• Approved certificate of occupancy for 6 Osborn Farm Lane, Wainscott (all in favor)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for 126 Long Lane, East Hampton (all in favor)
• Approved minutes from August 13, 2026 meeting (all in favor)

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on two applications seeking Natural Resources Special Permits and variances for construction near freshwater and tidal wetlands. One applicant wants to build a garage and retain a deck and fence at 29 South Forrest St, Montauk; the other seeks to demolish and rebuild a residence at 15 Breeze Hill Road, Springs. The board will also discuss a post-hearing decision on a large residential project at 273 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk, and review draft minutes from August 18.

• Danny Gillen: 305 sq. ft. garage, 1st story deck and fence to remain within 89.2' and 66.3' of freshwater wetland (100' setback required) at 29 South Forrest St, Montauk
• 15 Breeze Hill Road LLC: demolish existing residence, build 2,724 sq. ft. home with pool and I/A sanitary system 164' from tidal wetland (200' required) at 15 Breeze Hill Road, Springs
• Kevin Gaddi post-hearing decision: 3,366 sq. ft. residence with pool, pool house, and nine variances for wetland and front-yard setbacks at 273 Old Montauk Highway, Montauk

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals held a regular meeting on August 25, 2026. The board denied an appeal challenging the issuance of Building Permit #78689 for a 375 sq. ft. accessory building at 75 Cove Hollow Road, upholding the Chief Building Inspector's decision. A public hearing for 15 Breeze Hill Road was kept open for additional information, while the hearing for 29 South Forrest St was closed. The board also approved several resolutions and the draft minutes from the August 18 meeting.

• Denied appeal of Building Permit #78689 for 375 sq. ft. accessory building at 75 Cove Hollow Road
• Closed public hearing for Danny Gillen's application at 29 South Forrest St, Montauk
• Kept public hearing open for 15 Breeze Hill Road LLC application; additional hearing set for September 15, 2026
• Approved resolution for John Petriello & Anne Ward at 11 North Cape Lane
• Approved resolution for Kenneth Scott Auker at 70 Cliff Road, Amagansett
• Approved resolution for Gerald Bedrin at 195 Marine Boulevard, Amagansett (correcting a Scribner's error)
• Approved draft minutes from August 18, 2026 meeting

East Hampton Town Board - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is meeting to consider a series of resolutions, including several personnel appointments, professional service contracts, and budget modifications. The agenda includes appointments of environmental analysts and other staff, a contract for engineering services at boat ramps, and adjustments to various departmental budgets. No public hearings are scheduled.

• Retain L.K. McLean Associates for engineering inspection of Gann Road and Head of the Harbor Boat Ramps, not to exceed $8,600.
• Appoint Andrew Drake as Senior Environmental Analyst (Community Preservation) and Samir Younes as Senior Environmental Analyst (Aquaculture), retroactive to Aug 10, 2026.
• Appoint Mark Abramson as Assistant Environmental Protection Director, Mellissa McCarron and Tyler Borsack as Principal Environmental Analysts, and several Environmental Analysts, all retroactive to Aug 10, 2026.
• Approve Senior Nutrition Program 52nd Anniversary / Over 90 Luncheon, with catering and entertainment not to exceed $6,310.
• Amend Fire Marshal training resolution to increase not-to-exceed amount from $2,700 to $3,420 for Fire Marshal Fritz Riege.

The East Hampton Town Board held a regular meeting on August 20, 2026, adopting all resolutions on the agenda, including a $3,033,703.69 claims warrant and numerous personnel appointments, budget modifications, and contract approvals. All votes were unanimous (4-0) with Deputy Supervisor David Lys absent, except for Resolution 2026-1277 (Springs Park invasive species removal bid notice), which passed 3-1 with Councilmember Tom Flight voting no. The public portion included extensive resident comments on the Spinner Lane affordable housing proposal, beach truck traffic, and contaminated water at Cove Hollow, but no decisions were made on these topics.

• Approved Warrant No. 8B - claims of $3,033,703.69 and utility warrant of $52,694.07 (unanimous)
• Adopted 15 resolutions sponsored by Councilmember Flight, including engineering contracts for Gann Road and Head of the Harbor boat ramps and Second House Road raising (unanimous)
• Adopted 16 resolutions sponsored by Councilmember Rogers, including multiple environmental analyst appointments and a scenic easement public hearing for 23 Glenway, Springs (unanimous)
• Adopted 8 resolutions sponsored by Councilmember Calder-Piedmonte, including court officer appointments and termination of covenants at 19 Joshua Edwards Court (unanimous)
• Adopted 16 resolutions sponsored by Supervisor Burke-Gonzalez, including DEC grant application and acceptance of 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1277 - Notice to bidders for Springs Park invasive species removal (3-1, Flight opposed)
• Adopted 3 additional resolutions after deadline, including Marine Museum renovation engineering services (unanimous)
• Entered executive session at 7:58 PM to discuss personnel and legal advice

East Hampton Town Planning Board - Regular/Work Session

The East Hampton Town Planning Board is holding a work session and regular meeting to discuss and potentially approve several site plans and special permits. Items include a storage facility, a condo conversion, a restaurant modification, and a cemetery modification. The board will also adopt minutes from a prior meeting.

• Southampton Masonry Storage Bins Site Plan – W. Edwards/East Hampton/B. Siska
• 79 South Emerson Condo Conversion Site Plan/Special Permit – C. Stoecker/Montauk/R. Jones
• Este Restaurant Site Plan Modification – S. Lewis/Montauk/A. Warren
• Most Holy Trinity Cemetery Site Plan/Special Permit Modification Resolution of Approval – W. Edwards/East Hampton/R. Jones
• Adoption of Minutes for August 5, 2026

The East Hampton Town Planning Board held a work session on August 19, 2026, and agreed that the Southampton Masonry Storage Bins site plan application is complete and ready for a public hearing. The board also discussed two other applications—a condo conversion at 79 South Emerson and a site plan modification for Este Restaurant—but took no final action on them, instead outlining additional information and conditions needed. The board adopted resolutions amending approvals for Most Holy Trinity Cemetery and Wainscott Wombles II, and approved the minutes from August 5, 2026.

• Agreed Southampton Masonry Storage Bins site plan is complete and ready for public hearing
• Adopted resolution amending approval for Most Holy Trinity Cemetery site plan/special permit
• Adopted resolution amending approval for Wainscott Wombles II site plan modification
• Adopted minutes from August 5, 2026 as written

East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals - Regular Meeting

The East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings for five residential property requests. The board is considering variances for pool equipment, cabana placements, and construction near wetlands. One item involves an appeal of a building permit issued by the Chief Building Inspector.

• 11 N Cape Ln, East Hampton: Variance for pool equipment to be 16.2’ from side yard lot line
• 21 Oceanview Terrace, Montauk: Modification to allow 5 poolside cabanas and a shed closer to the bluff
• 143 Mulford Avenue, Amagansett: Natural Resources Special Permit for a 1,601 sq. ft. residence and sanitary system near wetlands
• 370 Cranberry Hole Road, Amagansett: Natural Resources Special Permit for a 4,420 sq. ft. residence and clearing of beach vegetation
• 75 Cove Hollow Road, East Hampton: Appeal of Building Permit #78689 for a 375 sq. ft. accessory building

The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals held public hearings and made decisions on several applications. They approved a variance for pool equipment at 11 N Cape Ln, a modification for cabanas at 21 Oceanview Terrace, and a certificate of occupancy for 60 S Forrest Street. The board also approved multiple resolutions and an extension of time for a 2019 determination.

• Approved variance for pool equipment at 11 N Cape Ln (unanimous)
• Approved modification for cabanas at 21 Oceanview Terrace (unanimous)
• Approved certificate of occupancy for 60 S Forrest Street (unanimous)
• Approved extension of time for 116 Navy Road (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 48 Agnew Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 22 Shore Road (3-0, Mehring recused)
• Approved resolution for 114 Neck Path (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for 248 Old Stone Highway (unanimous)

East Hampton Town Board - Work Session Meeting

The East Hampton Town Board is meeting to discuss bids, receive liaison reports, and vote on resolutions. Two resolutions are on the agenda: one authorizes payment of a past-due invoice to Baseline King Corporation for airport retainage, and the other modifies the airport budget to cover unexpected repairs. The meeting also includes a public portion and an executive session.

• Authorize payment of $8,589.00 to Baseline King Corporation (Invoice No. 8521) for past due retainage under BID #EH23-019
• Budget modification: decrease contingency by $10,000 and increase subcontractor costs by $10,000 for airport repairs

The East Hampton Town Board held a work session and adopted six resolutions unanimously, including payments, appraisals, budget modifications, and ARB appointments. The board discussed two draft options for a Springs library parking lot (33 or 21 spaces) and heard public comment both supporting and opposing the plan. No final decision was made on the parking lot or other discussed topics.

• Adopted Resolution 2026-1235 authorizing payment to Baseline King Corporation (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1236 authorizing appraisal at 62 Bow Oarsmans Road (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1237 budget modification for Airport (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1238 budget modification for Finance Department unemployment insurance (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 2026-1239 appointing ARB members (unanimous)
• Discussed Springs library parking lot draft plan with two layout options (33 or 21 spaces), no decision