East Hampton Briefs: ARF Executive Director Steps Down; Cyril's Seeks Approval For Patio
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Shaye Weaver on May 18, 2015
Executive Director Leaves ARFAnimal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons Executive Director Sara Davison has left the organization after 16 years. Ms. Davison’s last day at ARF was May 2, the... more
The East Hampton Town Trustees have sent a letter to the Suffolk County Legislature supporting a proposed code amendment introduced by County Legislator Ann Welker that would expand the definition of conservation easements to include working waterfronts used by the commercial fishing industry. The code pertaining to conservation easements relates to a process by which the county acquires easements, which limit or restrict development, management or use of property in order to preserve or maintain its scenic, open, historic, archaeological, architectural or natural condition, character, significance or amenities. In recent years, according to the proposed legislation, the commercial fishing industry ...
by Christopher Walsh
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Shaye Weaver on May 18, 2015