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.
Jun 9, 2026·
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The board meeting included five public hearings. These hearings covered the adoption of the 2026 Community Preservation Fund (CPF) pilot plan, the acquisition of a 4.4-acre property at 60 Black Watch Court in Shinnecock Hills, amendments to town code regarding traffic restrictions at the intersection of King Street and Ponquogue Avenue, the removal of fee references from the town code, and temporary traffic mitigation measures for the upcoming US Open. Additionally, the board approved several resolutions, including budget amendments, the creation of a public safety guard position, tent fee adjustments for the US Open, an engineering assessment contract for the Marters building, and the retention of outside counsel for litigation matters.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Southampton Town Board Town Board Meeting
The meeting involved a review of various communications, including public notices regarding zoning and land use, and the status of several bid and RFP submissions. The Board approved the addition of four resolutions to the agenda, which included authorizing travel for the sole assessor, budget amendments, and awarding a contract for landscaping and plant cultivation services. A public hearing was held to discuss amendments to the Town Code regarding land disturbance, during which board members and town staff debated the scope, clarity, and administrative flexibility of the proposed legislation.
Apr 6, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty Regular Meeting
The Board discussed water quality research and monitoring initiatives at Sagg Pond involving Cornell Cooperative Extension and the Peconic Land Trust. They received an update on the Moriches Bay Project, which focuses on oyster population restoration to improve water quality, and a presentation on water quality monitoring efforts in Mecox Bay using specialized sensors. The Board addressed multiple permit applications and passed resolutions concerning personnel appointments, road reviews, and repairs to various facilities including the Baycrest Avenue site. Additionally, the Board authorized several agreements with the Town of Southampton for environmental projects, including stormwater management, pollution remediation, and boat programs, as well as contracts for water quality improvement professional services. Finally, they acknowledged the successful cleanup of waterfowl and fish die-off events at various ponds.
