Royal Avenue North Shoreline Stabilization and Water Quality Improvements RFP
Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Royal avenue north shoreline stabilization and water quality improvements.
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Posted
Oct 22, 2026
Nov 18, 2026
Royal avenue north shoreline stabilization and water quality improvements.
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Census ID
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171027
Employee FTE
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500
Population
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71,601
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48 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Southampton
The board discussed several items, primarily focusing on the Jackson Avenue master plan, which proposes a reconstruction of the police department and justice court, with potential for a future town hall relocation. The board supported sustainable features for the project, including net-zero or LEED-certified construction, geothermal heating, and electric vehicle infrastructure. Additionally, there was support for incorporating daycare facilities for employees, shuttle bus services to downtown, and sustainable site elements like permeable parking and rain gardens. An action deadline extension for a two-lot subdivision at 32 Canoe Place Road was also approved.
The board discussed multiple resolutions regarding municipal operations, including the allocation of Community Development Block Grant funds and community housing funds for property rehabilitation. Public hearings were scheduled concerning amendments to town codes on fishing, shellfish, and tax levy limits, as well as the preliminary 2027 budget. The session also addressed resolutions for professional engineering services for water treatment, equipment surplus declarations, contract executions for parks and recreation, and approvals for capital budget amendments, including infrastructure projects like the LIRR station improvements, park renovations, and the addition of park ranger and public safety positions.
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The board conducted public hearings on several subdivision applications. Key discussions included a pre-application for a three-lot subdivision at 178 Monttok Highway involving flag lots and conservation easements. Another three-lot subdivision application for Seawald Properties 1 LLC in Hampton Bays was reviewed, specifically regarding wetland setbacks and existing structure preservation. The board also evaluated multiple development plans for North Sea Final at 1719 North Road, where the applicant proposed a reduced-density option that includes a land preservation agreement with the town's Community Preservation Fund. Community feedback highlighted concerns regarding traffic volume in the North Sea Road area and potential electrical infrastructure issues along Harris Lane.
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