Towns Still Working On Making Expanded Outdoor Dining Work In A Post-Pandemic World - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

East Hampton Press / News / Business / Government / 1907114

Towns Still Working On Making Expanded Outdoor Dining Work In A Post-Pandemic World

icon 3 Photos
East Hampton and Southampton are making changes to rules to help restaurants continue using more outdoor spaces for dining like they were allowed to do under the pandemic's emergency rules.

East Hampton and Southampton are making changes to rules to help restaurants continue using more outdoor spaces for dining like they were allowed to do under the pandemic's emergency rules.

Southampton Town now allows restaurant owners to apply for site plan modification to make outdoor dining areas they created during the COVID-19 emergency permanent. DANA SHAW

Southampton Town now allows restaurant owners to apply for site plan modification to make outdoor dining areas they created during the COVID-19 emergency permanent. DANA SHAW

Southampton Town now allows restaurant owners to apply for site plan modification to make outdoor dining areas they created during the COVID-19 emergency permanent. DANA SHAW

Southampton Town now allows restaurant owners to apply for site plan modification to make outdoor dining areas they created during the COVID-19 emergency permanent. DANA SHAW

authorMichael Wright on Mar 9, 2022
East Hampton and Southampton town officials are trying to find ways to help restaurant owners who moved much of their dining capacity outdoors during the pandemic by allowing them to... more

You May Also Like:

Optimum Reverses Course on Public Access With Plan To Restore LTV, Sea-TV Channels in September

After an uproar from public access stations regionwide, Optimum has announced its intent to reverse ... 29 Aug 2025 by Jack Motz

East Hampton Village Hall Gets Glimpse of Family and Local History With Hooked Rug Installation

In 1952, The New York Post published an article about a woman, Edith Parsons, who ... 27 Aug 2025 by Jack Motz

East Hampton Town Dedicates August 26 as Amistad Day

As the third annual Amistad Week approached, the East Hampton Town Board passed a resolution ... by Jack Motz

Miller Brewing Company Blocks Use of Logo in East Hampton Town Clerk Race

For a few months, it was hard to go far in East Hampton Town without ... 20 Aug 2025 by Jack Motz

Kirby Marcantonio Launches Advocacy Platform East End Housing Initiative

For around four years, Kirby Marcantonio has been working to establish local workforce housing, but ... by Jack Motz

Beaches Will Close, Road Crews Prepare To Hold Back Ocean as Hurricane Erin Sends Giant Swell Toward South Fork

Surfers flocked to the South Fork this week and emergency managers closed local beaches to ... 19 Aug 2025 by Staff Writer

East Hampton Town, Montauk Playhouse Foundation Cut Ribbon on Aquatic Center and Cultural Center

Alongside state and local leaders, Montauk Playhouse Community Center Foundation President Jennifer Carney-Iacono cut the ... 15 Aug 2025 by Jack Motz

Hochul Pledges $2.2 Million To Fight Pine Beetle Damage, Wildfire Risk in Montauk Parks

Governor Kathy Hochul announced during a visit to Montauk last week that the State Parks ... by Jack Motz

Effect of Federal Funding Cuts Still Unclear at WLIW-FM

A month after Congress acceded to the request of President Donald Trump to cancel previously ... 13 Aug 2025 by Stephen J. Kotz

Four Depart East Hampton Town Tax Receiver's Office in Quick Succession

Four employees in the East Hampton Town tax receiver’s office have resigned after what one ... by Jack Motz