Town of Southampton

The board reviewed a variety of zoning applications, including new requests, re-advertised items, holdovers, and adjourned applications. Significant actions included the approval of an amendment for Chang Ge and the approval or conditional approval of several zoning applications, such as those for Joshua and Laurie Palau, 1309 Noyack, LLC, Grzegorz Sierocki, Luis A. Idrovo Urgiles, and John J. McKenna Jr. Other matters involved closing applications for written submissions or moving items to future meeting dates.

The board processed several zoning applications, which included new and holdover items. Decisions resulted in approvals for applications including Philip N. Watson, Clyde Vernon March III, David & Minid Mond, Blue Horseshoe Funding, LLC, and the Albert & Grigg Family Trust. Several other applications were held over to future dates, re-advertised, or adjourned for further review, such as the requests from Shawn & Pamela Casey, Sara B, LLC, John J. McKenna Jr., Jeremy McMahon, Anne Gardner, Jeffrey & Jacqueline Guido, 45 Foster Avenue, LLC, Chang Ge, RJS Real Properties, LLC, Caleb Kercheval, Janis Spindel Revocable Trust, Donna Regan, and 11 Westwood, LLC.

The Architectural Review Board discussed a development proposal by Heatherwood for downtown Hampton Bays. Key discussion topics included the review of project renderings, site plans for mixed-use and townhouse units, the proposed landscaping strategy involving native plants and screening, traffic circulation, and architectural design elements. The Board provided feedback regarding the visual density of the project and streetscape aesthetics, while noting that further approvals concerning lighting, signage, and awnings would be addressed during the planning board process.

The board addressed several public hearings, many of which were adjourned to future dates. Action was taken on administrative wetland permits, including the issuance of a conditional approval. The board conducted preliminary reviews for SEQRA determinations, scheduled new public hearings for various properties, and issued a modified wetland permit for a project on Big Fresh Pond Road.

The board conducted several public hearings and reviewed various agenda items regarding wetlands permits. Key actions included approving a modified wetland permit, scheduling a new public hearing, and issuing several wetland permits. The board also reviewed advisory reports for site plans and zoning board applications, opting to send comments on multiple items. Additionally, several applications were adjourned to future dates at the request of the applicants.