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East Hampton Officials Support Exempting Senior Center From Zoning Review

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Four of the five Town Board members said on Tuesday that they support the town not sending the plans for the new Senior Center to the town's regulatory boards for a full review. Only the board's newest member, Councilman Ian Calder-Piedmonte, far left, said he'd prefer that the town allow the boards to do a review, but also said he plans to abstain from the vote on the matter since he was not present for most of the discussions of the project over the last two years. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Four of the five Town Board members said on Tuesday that they support the town not sending the plans for the new Senior Center to the town's regulatory boards for a full review. Only the board's newest member, Councilman Ian Calder-Piedmonte, far left, said he'd prefer that the town allow the boards to do a review, but also said he plans to abstain from the vote on the matter since he was not present for most of the discussions of the project over the last two years. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The layout of the proposed new East Hampton Town Senior Center on Abrahams Path in Amagansett. The 7 acre property is a flag lot and would be set back more than 700 feet from the road.

The layout of the proposed new East Hampton Town Senior Center on Abrahams Path in Amagansett. The 7 acre property is a flag lot and would be set back more than 700 feet from the road.

The East Hampton Town Board indicated this week it would exempt the plans for the new town-owned Senior Center from full zoning review.

The East Hampton Town Board indicated this week it would exempt the plans for the new town-owned Senior Center from full zoning review.

authorMichael Wright on Jan 17, 2024
Four of the five members of the East Hampton Town Board said this week that they are in favor of exempting the plans for a new town-owned Senior Center from... more

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