On June 11, 2019, the East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals was sent a letter from First Coastal. On Page 6, in regards to the erosion control structure, or ECS, on Bay View Avenue: “The proposed ECS has been re-configured to move it landward and to place a return on the west side so that the entire ECS is on the applicant’s property and public access through Bay View Avenue is unimpeded.”
Guess what remains, 1,615 days later? In fact, the town was served letters of enforcement on this date, November 12, in 2020.
Should just paint it black. Then maybe this nuisance would be dealt with by the town.
Still here.
Joe Karpinski
Amagansett
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