Girl Scouts Resurrect Hope For Alternative To Hated Springs Tower Proposal - 27 East

Girl Scouts Resurrect Hope For Alternative To Hated Springs Tower Proposal

icon 2 Photos
The East Hampton Town Board pledged to outraged residents that it would revisit negotiations with the owners of a Girl Scouts camp in Springs to be a possible location for a new communications tower instead of using a town-owned property on Lincoln Avenue.

The East Hampton Town Board pledged to outraged residents that it would revisit negotiations with the owners of a Girl Scouts camp in Springs to be a possible location for a new communications tower instead of using a town-owned property on Lincoln Avenue.

Laura Bisset-Carr, the director of Camp Blue Bay, told the East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday that the Girl Scouts of Nassau County, which owns the camp, would revisit the 120-foot height limit they had placed on the allowable height of a cellular tower on their property in light of the town's need for at least 150-foot tower for it's emergency communications equipment.

Laura Bisset-Carr, the director of Camp Blue Bay, told the East Hampton Town Board on Tuesday that the Girl Scouts of Nassau County, which owns the camp, would revisit the 120-foot height limit they had placed on the allowable height of a cellular tower on their property in light of the town's need for at least 150-foot tower for it's emergency communications equipment. Kyril Bromley

authorMichael Wright on Aug 11, 2021
East Hampton Town officials will revisit negotiations with the Girl Scouts about putting a new communications tower on a portion of a 170-acre camp owned by the organization in Springs,... more

You May Also Like:

East Hampton Police Accepting Applications for Citizen Police Academy

The East Hampton Town Police Department’s 2025 Citizen Academy is now accepting applications, with the ... 28 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh

East Hampton Library Adds Preservation L.I. Documents to Digital Collection

The East Hampton Library’s Digital Long Island Collection has received and scanned more than 500 ... 26 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh

The Hedges Inn, Historic East Hampton Village Property, Is in Contract

The Hedges Inn in East Hampton Village — which last year came under scrutiny as ... 23 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh

Town Residents Mark 101 Years

Two East Hampton Town residents were recently celebrated for achieving a rare milestone this month. ... 22 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh

Assessing the Impact of the Community Housing Fund | The Sessions Report Podcast

A new half percent tax on real estate purchases in Southampton and East Hampton towns ... 17 Jan 2025 by The Express News Group

Ocean Rescue's New Chief and 2024 Award Winners

East Hampton Volunteer Ocean Rescue, the year-round, on-call first responder organization, has announced its 2024 ... 14 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh

At Night at the Debutante Ball | 27Speaks Podcast

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be a debutante? Recently, our reporter Cailin ... 11 Jan 2025 by 27Speaks

Odor Prompts Brief Evacuation of East Hampton High School's Science Wing

An odor of gas in the science wing at East Hampton High School prompted a brief evacuation of the area on Friday morning, but the fire marshal quickly deemed the building safe to return to normal activity. Due to an initial belief that there was a fire in the building, students were moved from the area, according to a student who witnessed the event. That belief turned out to be erroneous, however. A message to parents from Sara Smith, the principal, stated that “due to a slight gas smell in the science wing of the building, out of an abundance ... 10 Jan 2025 by Staff Writer

Take a Bow (Or a Texas Dip): Inside the World of Debutante Balls

Margaret Hedberg remembers the heyday of debutante balls. In the early decades of the 1900s ... 9 Jan 2025 by Cailin Riley

“One Big Home,” Examining Development, To Screen at LTV Studios

The Wainscott Heritage Project and Build.In.Kind/East Hampton will co-host an encore screening of the film ... 7 Jan 2025 by Christopher Walsh