East Hampton Town Board Supportive of Funding Requests for Affordable Housing - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / News / Government / 2331009

East Hampton Town Board Supportive of Funding Requests for Affordable Housing

icon 1 Photo
The owner of the Windmill I affordable rental complex for senior citizens, which plans to add 20 units to the site, seeks a loan from East Hampton Town's Community Housing Fund toward their planning and development. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

The owner of the Windmill I affordable rental complex for senior citizens, which plans to add 20 units to the site, seeks a loan from East Hampton Town's Community Housing Fund toward their planning and development. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Jan 11, 2025
With around $10 million to allocate, thanks to the Community Housing Fund, the East Hampton Town Board picked up where it left off with respect to a race to construct... more

You May Also Like:

East Hampton Town Board Considers Housing, Large and Small

It was a brief meeting for the East Hampton Town Board last Thursday, February 6, compared with its work session of two days prior, during which the board, the chief of police and more than a dozen residents spoke about undocumented immigrants and the Trump administration’s efforts to detain and deport them. The board did, however, hold five public hearings and schedule two others, the latter on amending the zoning code and expanding paid parking at locations in Montauk and Amagansett. A March 6 hearing on the zoning code amendment will represent another step in a process that has lasted ... 18 Feb 2025 by Christopher Walsh

State Parks Officials Outline Pine Beetle Mitigation Effort

Reduction and mitigation of threats to public safety, protection and promotion of rare and vulnerable ... by Christopher Walsh

Quality-of-Life Issues Heard at East Hampton Village Board Special Meeting

It was a brief special meeting for the East Hampton Village Board on Friday, February ... 12 Feb 2025 by Christopher Walsh

Federal Funding Pause May Impact Local Water Quality Initiatives

The Trump administration’s January 20 executive order to pause disbursement of funds appropriated through the ... by Christopher Walsh

Parking Restrictions Eyed for Montauk’s Downtown

On the heels of the plan to expand paid parking to spaces adjacent to downtown ... by Christopher Walsh

'We Are Here for Them' East Hampton Village's First Hispanic Trustee on Immigrants and ICE

​She may not have known what was in store when East Hampton Village Mayor Jerry ... by Christopher Walsh

The Retreat Joins Suffolk’s Anti-Trafficking Program

The Retreat, which provides safety, shelter and support for children, adults and families affected by domestic/intimate partner violence, abuse, sexual assault and human trafficking, has joined Suffolk County’s new “Operation Safe and Lasting Return” initiative. It’s an effort to address missing and exploited children and combat the sexual exploitation of children on Long Island. Suffolk County has one of the highest rates of human trafficking in the nation, according to a statement from The Retreat. Suffolk County Executive Ed Romaine announced “Operation Safe and Lasting Return” last week. It represents a collaboration between state and federal law enforcement, county agencies ... by Christopher Walsh

Emergency Dredging of Montauk Harbor Is Imminent

An emergency dredging operation to alleviate shoaling in the navigational channel at Montauk Harbor will ... by Christopher Walsh

After Trump Executive Order, an Uncertain Future for Offshore Wind

Environmental and wind energy advocates have come out strongly against President Donald Trump’s January 20 ... 8 Feb 2025 by Christopher Walsh

East Hampton’s Democratic Incumbents Renominated; Michael Hansen Will Seek Town Clerk Post

East Hampton Town Supervisor Kathee Burke-Gonzalez and Deputy Supervisor Cate Rogers will both seek a ... 6 Feb 2025 by Dana Shaw