The board conducted public hearings concerning the acquisition of property at 104 Wainscott Northwest Road, the 2027 Section 8 Administrative Plan, and the Morse Scenic Easement. Public comments focused on a proposed year-round ban on gas-powered leaf blowers, community concerns regarding beach access and vehicular traffic, and housing development issues. The board passed numerous resolutions covering budget modifications for various municipal departments, the hiring and termination of seasonal staff, contract extensions for waste collection and facility repairs, and amendments to town code related to building construction.
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The board conducted a public hearing regarding a Community Development Block Grant budget modification. Public comment was received concerning a proposed parking lot at Springs Library, a proposed housing development near the Cavalry Baptist Church on Spinner Lane, and concerns over increased vehicular traffic and truck usage on local beaches. The board passed resolutions regarding warrant and claim approvals, personnel appointments, budget modifications for various departments, and bid acceptances for drainage and bamboo root barrier contracts. Additionally, the board approved an increase for the Town Hall window and facade restoration project, authorized first-time homebuyer assistance, and scheduled future public hearings for community development grants and real property acquisitions.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting
East Hampton Town Board Board Meeting Minutes
The board addressed public concerns regarding local development, beach safety, and traffic management. Key legislative actions included the enactment of a local law concerning accessory staff housing and the adoption of policies for CPF water quality funding. Financial and operational items approved included budget modifications, the payment of claims, the retention of professional engineering and appraisal services, and various personnel appointments, including part-time police officers and seasonal lifeguards. The board also authorized preparations for the annual John Keeshan Memorial Montauk Turkey Trot and accepted a memorial bench donation.
