Officials Met To Discuss Helicopter Noise Again Last Week
on Oct 2, 2012
Southampton Town Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst has come out against a proposal that would establish a new route for helicopters flying out of East Hampton Airport. Ms. Throne-Holst said East Hampton... more
In hopes of getting more large public and commercial property owners to upgrade their septic systems to nitrogen-reducing models, East Hampton Town is considering overhauling the system by which it determines how much financial support nonresidential building owners should receive for the projects, which can run into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. An advisory committee has recommended that the town use Community Preservation Fund money earmarked for water quality improvements to fund up to 100 percent of project costs toward the upgrades of septics at large public facilities like government buildings, firehouses, nonprofit facilities, libraries, religious centers and schools. ...
14 Jan 2020 by Michael Wright
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on Oct 2, 2012