The board work session covered several key topics. During the public portion, members of the community expressed concerns regarding accessory dwelling unit (ADU) regulations, development density, and local infrastructure projects. The board reviewed and accepted bids for a new generator at the East Hampton Airport and the demolition of two properties on Gerard Drive. An RFP process was also conducted for professional appraisal services. Additionally, the board received a presentation regarding the East End Youth Police Academy and outlined a schedule for upcoming discussions on legislation related to building permits and certificate of occupancy requirements.
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The meeting covered public input regarding the proposed Springs library parking lot and the Amagansett street lighting proposal. Presentations were held on the ReWild student program and draft plans for the Springs library parking lot. Other topics included the 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report and the Draft Suffolk County Hazard Mitigation Plan. The board passed several resolutions, including a payment to Baseline King Corporation, authorization for a property appraisal at 62 Bow Oarsmans Road, budget modifications for airport repairs and unemployment insurance, and the appointment of new members to the Architectural Review Board.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
East Hampton Town Board Work Session
The board meeting covered several agenda items, including a bid presentation, the 2025 annual comprehensive financial report, a student presentation, a draft hazard mitigation plan for Suffolk County, and a draft plan for the Springs Library parking lot. Public comments focused on support for the proposed parking lot near the Springs Library, concerns regarding street lighting proposals, and requests for increased financial support for local food pantries amid rising community needs.
