East Hampton Trustees Impose Dock Moratorium - 27 East

East Hampton Press / News / Government / 1839305

East Hampton Trustees Impose Dock Moratorium

icon 1 Photo
The East Hampton Town Trustees voted on November 22 to impose a moratorium on new docks. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The East Hampton Town Trustees voted on November 22 to impose a moratorium on new docks. MICHAEL WRIGHT

authorMichael Wright on Dec 1, 2021
The East Hampton Town Trustees this week voted to impose a one-year moratorium on the approval of new docks while the board examines its dock regulations and considers expanding its... more

You May Also Like:

South Fork Wind Earns Final Approvals, Construction Could Begin As Soon As Next Week

South Fork Wind, the first offshore wind farm expected to send power to New York ... 19 Jan 2022 by Michael Wright

East Hampton Looks To Expand Affordable Housing Density

East Hampton Town plans to loosen limitations on the density of some affordable housing development, ... by Michael Wright

Governor Hochul Signs Open Meetings Law Sponsored By Thiele

Legislation sponsored by State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. and State Senator Jim Gaughran to ... by Cailin Riley

East Hampton To Vote On Airport Closure Thursday; 3-Day Hiatus Would Introduce New Rules

The East Hampton Town Board will vote this week on a proposal to officially close ... 18 Jan 2022 by Michael Wright

27Speaks: Smile, You’re On Police Body Camera!

27east.com · 27Speaks: Smile, You're On Police Body Camera! Welcome to the latest edition of ... 15 Jan 2022 by Staff Writer

The Art Shop, A Quirky Bit Of Sag Harbor History, Is Razed, But A Promise Is Made That It Will Be Rebuilt

To Sag Harbor newcomers, it was just a dilapidated red shed that sat close to ... 12 Jan 2022 by Stephen J. Kotz

Temporary Radio Tower To Go At Gann Road

A temporary emergency radio communications tower will be placed in the town parking lot at Gann Road in Springs, East Hampton Town officials agreed, after it was discovered putting the tower at Maidstone Park wasn’t possible. The 85-foot tall mobile tower — commonly known as a “cell on wheels,” or COW — will be borrowed from Suffolk County Police Department and parked somewhere on the property. The COW is a stop-gap to help improve chronically poor emergency radio communications while the town works with a cellular tower company to get a permanent 185-foot tall tower erected on the nearby Girl ... by Michael Wright

East Hampton Disbands Airport Advisory Committee Ahead Of Closure

As the East Hampton Town Board marches toward what is expected to be a watershed ... by Michael Wright

Wind Farm Fan Is Now East Hampton’s Wind Farm Watchdog

Opponents of the South Fork Wind project this week raised an eyebrow at the assignment ... by Michael Wright

Sag Harbor Trust Presses East Hampton To Embrace Partnership On Housing Development

The vision of a joint partnership between the Sag Harbor Community Housing Trust and East ... by Michael Wright
logo

Welcome to our new website!

To see what’s new, click “Start the Tour” to take a tour.

We welcome your feedback. Please click the
“contact/advertise” link in the menu bar to email us.

Start the Tour
Landscape view not supported
Send this to a friend