East Hampton Town Board Approves $2.1 Million For New Taxiway At Airport
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on Dec 28, 2017
The East Hampton Town Board has approved borrowing $2.1 million to construct a new taxiway alongside East Hampton Airport’s main runway—over the objections of many airport critics, and Councilwoman Sylvia... more
The East Hampton Village Board closed a hearing and later passed a resolution to amend the code pertaining to noise when it met on Friday, January 24. The hearing, which was held open at its December 18, 2024, meeting, pertained to regulating the dates and times that construction, excavation, demolition, exterior repair or alteration work can be done. Under the amended code, between January 1 and May 14, and from September 16 through December 31, such work is permitted Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. During those periods, work ...
29 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh
It is still called the Energy and Sustainability Committee on East Hampton Town’s website, but the Town Board’s liaison to the committee has recommended dropping “Energy” from its title and directing the committee’s focus to “Sustainability,” a move that has dismayed some members, two of whom resigned from the advisory group at the end of last year. “We were looking at the goals and the legislative intent of the Energy and Sustainability Committee,” Councilwoman Cate Rogers, the Town Board’s liaison to the committee, told her colleagues on the board last month, “which was really focusing on one topic, which was ...
26 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh
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