A 5-year tentative capital budget for the Town of Southampton covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan organizes capital projects across divisions including Board of Trustees, Budget & Finance, Information Technology, Land Management, Parks & Recreation, Highway, Municipal Works, Police, Public Safety, Assessor's, Community Preservation Fund, and Hampton Bays Water District, addressing infrastructure such as bulkheads, roads, bridges, parks, water distribution, wastewater, and coastal risk reduction.
May 14, 2026·
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The meeting focused on updates regarding several ongoing capital projects, including meter replacement, well rehabilitation at the main plant, SCADA system upgrades, and planned water main improvements in various residential areas. Discussions also covered a new redundant fueling system for town use, the successful water quality report, and the exploration of resin pilots for water filtration at plant one.
Feb 12, 2026·Board meeting
Hampton Bays Water District Commissioners Meeting
The meeting focused extensively on water pumpage versus billed consumption data, noting a significant discrepancy of over 300 million gallons, primarily attributed to aging water meters. Discussions detailed the ongoing large meter replacement program, highlighting that the 4-inch and 2-inch meters, serving high-volume users, are the current focus for replacement to improve accuracy. The transition to an Automated Meter Reading (AMI) system, which uses radio transmission from meters via water towers, was emphasized as the long-term goal to detect leaks rapidly and improve customer service. Financial trends indicated a 4.7% decrease in billed consumption (in cubic feet) from the previous year, yet revenue increased by 1.3% due to the implementation of a tiered billing system designed for water conservation. The board also discussed customer behavior related to lawn irrigation usage, which contributes to seasonal consumption spikes, and the challenges in enforcing water-saving measures.
