Montauk meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Montauk boards review site plans, property updates; no decisions published yet

In the past two weeks, Montauk's advisory committees and planning board met to review several projects, but no decisions have been published yet. The most substantive agenda items included site plan reviews for Main Street and Hands Creek Road, and updates on town-owned properties. All recent meetings are listed as agenda-only, with minutes not yet published.

Planning Board reviews site plans (Aug. 5)

The Planning Board met to discuss site plan applications and a permit modification. Items included a wrap-up of the Most Holy Trinity Site Plan/Special Permit Modification, a pergola site plan at 137 Main Street, and a site plan at 400 Hands Creek Road. No votes or decisions were recorded.

Property Management Committee (Aug. 5)

The Property Management Committee received updates on several town-owned properties: Fisher House, Osborne House, Edwards House, and Parsons/Dodge House. The committee also discussed next priorities and other business. The agenda was largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

Citizens Advisory Committees (Aug. 3)

The East Hampton/Sag Harbor Citizens Advisory Committee heard updates on Project Most, a Three Mile Harbor Road project last discussed two years ago, and the Sherrill Farm property upgrade. Old business included the rooster issue and e-bikes on North Main Street. The committee also considered approval of June and July 2026 minutes. The Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee met the same day, but its agenda consisted of procedural boilerplate items with no specific legislative actions, contracts, or public hearings listed.

Coming up

The Montauk Planning Board will meet on Aug. 19 to review four site plan applications and special permit requests: a storage bin site plan (Southampton Masonry), a condo conversion at 79 South Emerson, a restaurant modification at Este Restaurant, and a cemetery resolution for Most Holy Trinity. The board will also adopt minutes from its Aug. 5 meeting.

Montauk-area boards review site plans, community outreach; no decisions reported

Four meetings were held in the Montauk area between Aug. 1 and Aug. 5, all with agendas but no published minutes, meaning no decisions or votes are available to report. The most consequential item on any agenda was the Planning Board's review of site plans for properties on Main Street and Hands Creek Road.

Planning Board (Aug. 5)

The Planning Board met to discuss site plan applications and a permit modification. The agenda included:

• A wrap-up of the Most Holy Trinity Site Plan/Special Permit Modification.
• A site plan for a pergola at 137 Main Street.
• A site plan for 400 Hands Creek Road.

No action was recorded, as minutes have not yet been published.

Latino Advisory Committee (Aug. 1)

The committee's agenda covered several community outreach items:

• Informational videos on police trust, e-bike safety, and public safety law.
• Planning for the LAC Summer Picnic, including food trucks, donations, music, and logistics.
• An environmental awareness campaign in collaboration with Ruta 27, OLA, and Tu Prensa Local.
• An invitation to Edwina Von Gal to discuss septic systems and drought-related issues.
• A Town Board update and open discussion.

All items were listed for discussion; no outcomes were reported.

East Hampton/Sag Harbor Citizens Advisory Committee (Aug. 3)

This committee's agenda included:

• An update on Project Most, a Three Mile Harbor Road project last discussed two years ago.
• The Sherrill Farm property upgrade.
• Discussion of the rooster issue and e-bikes on North Main Street.
• Approval of June and July 2026 minutes (listed as an agenda item).

As with the other meetings, minutes are not yet published, so no decisions are known.

Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee (Aug. 3)

The agenda for this meeting consisted of procedural boilerplate items. No specific legislative actions, contracts, or public hearings were listed.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are scheduled in the next 14 days, according to the provided data. Residents should check official town channels for future notices.

Montauk Boards Review Housing, Site Plans, and Community Programs; No Decisions Recorded Yet

What happened this week

No meeting minutes have been published for the three most recent Montauk meetings held between July 22 and August 1, 2026. Agendas are available, but because minutes are not yet on the record, no votes, decisions, or dollar amounts can be reported. What follows is what each body had scheduled to discuss.

Community Housing Advisory Board — July 22

The Community Housing Advisory Board (CHAB) was set to review updates across several housing initiatives. Agenda items included:

• ADU (accessory dwelling unit) program updates
• First-Time Home Buyer program updates
• Cantwell Court updates
• Land purchase updates
• Commercial property employee housing and Affordable Multiple Residence Use updates

The agenda also listed a review of the board's financial status. No outcomes are available because minutes have not been published.

Planning Board — July 22

The Planning Board had two site-plan matters on its agenda:

• **45 South Euclid** — site-plan review. Application submitted by W. Edwards, Montauk, and B. Siska.
• **79 South Emerson** — condo conversion site-plan and special permit. Application submitted by C. Stoecker, Montauk, and R. Jones.

The agenda states that no decisions had been made prior to the meeting. Whether the board took action is not yet on the record.

Latino Advisory Committee — August 1

The Latino Advisory Committee was scheduled to approve its July minutes and discuss several community outreach items:

• Informational videos on police trust, e-bike safety, and public safety law
• Summer picnic planning, including food trucks, donations, music, and logistics
• An environmental awareness campaign in collaboration with Ruta 27, OLA, and Tu Prensa Local
• An invitation to Edwina Von Gal to discuss septic systems and drought-related issues
• A Town Board update and open discussion

No vote tallies or decisions are available.

Coming up

• **Montauk Citizens Advisory Committee — August 3, 2026.** The agenda lists only procedural boilerplate items. No specific legislative actions, contracts, or public hearings are listed.
• **Planning Board — August 5, 2026.** The board is scheduled to discuss site-plan applications and a permit modification, including:
• Most Holy Trinity Site Plan/Special Permit Modification wrap-up
• 137 Main Street Pergola Site Plan
• 400 Hands Creek Road Site Plan

Residents interested in the 137 Main Street or 400 Hands Creek Road reviews may want to attend the August 5 Planning Board meeting.

Housing board to weigh $3M grant for Route 114 project; Zoning board mulls wetland variances

The Community Housing Advisory Board this week reviewed a $3 million grant request from the East Hampton Housing Authority for the Route 114 housing project, while the Zoning Board of Appeals held hearings on four residential development proposals near wetlands and bluffs. No votes were taken on the grant request at the June 24 meeting, and the zoning board’s minutes from June 23 have not yet been published.

Community Housing Advisory Board (June 24)

The board discussed a $3 million grant request for the Route 114 housing project, according to the agenda. Other agenda items included updates on the Cantwell Court project, the ADU and First-Time Home Buyer programs, and a potential homeownership repurchase framework. The board also considered entering executive session for a real estate purchase. No decisions were recorded in the published agenda.

Zoning Board of Appeals (June 23)

The Zoning Board held public hearings for four applicants seeking variances to build or renovate homes and driveways near protected wetlands and bluffs. Properties included:

• **24 Cross Highway, Amagansett**: request for a 14.2-foot variance to build a quartz stone driveway near a bluff crest.
• **140 Gerard Drive, Springs**: proposal to demolish an 842-square-foot home and build a 1,023-square-foot residence.
• **48 Agnew Ave, Montauk**: request for nine variances for decking, patios, and AC units near freshwater wetlands.
• **165 S Fairview Ave, Montauk**: proposal to replace a 1,068-square-foot home with a 3,620.6-square-foot two-story residence.

The board also had resolutions scheduled for 42 Old Montauk Highway and 176 Deforest Road in Montauk. Minutes from the meeting are not yet available.

Coming up

The Planning Board will meet on Wednesday, July 8, at a time and location to be announced. Agenda highlights include:

• **Most Holy Trinity Cemetery** site plan and special permit modification (expected wrap-up)
• **Maidstone Acres II** site plan modification
• **Prospect Hill** final subdivision modification resolution (amending approval)
• **Cilvan Realty LLC** site plan/special permit modification resolution for extension of time
• **25 Harbor Boulevard, Springs** (Stephen Zukas) urban renewal road assignment

The board will also review and approve prior meeting minutes. The meeting is open to the public.