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Quiogue Homeowners Turn Out in Force To Pan Westhampton Beach Solar Lease

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The three memebers of the Westhampton Beach Village Board lsten to comments during the public hearing to ratify the solar lease with CVE North America for a planned solar farm on village property on Quiogue. BILL SUTTON

The three memebers of the Westhampton Beach Village Board lsten to comments during the public hearing to ratify the solar lease with CVE North America for a planned solar farm on village property on Quiogue. BILL SUTTON

Steven Englemann form CVE North America addresses the Westhampton Beach Village Board during a public hearing on his company's plans to install a solar array on village owned property on Quiogue. BILL SUTTON

Steven Englemann form CVE North America addresses the Westhampton Beach Village Board during a public hearing on his company's plans to install a solar array on village owned property on Quiogue. BILL SUTTON

Kara Bak, who lives adjacent to to the proposed soalr farm, asks the Westhampton Beach Village Board to rescind the lease with CVE. BILL SUTTON

Kara Bak, who lives adjacent to to the proposed soalr farm, asks the Westhampton Beach Village Board to rescind the lease with CVE. BILL SUTTON

Jennifer's Path resident Ellen Worth addresses the Westhampton Beach Village Board during the public hearing on the village's lease with CVE North America. CVE hopes to build a solar array on the property, adjacent to her property on Quiogue.

Jennifer's Path resident Ellen Worth addresses the Westhampton Beach Village Board during the public hearing on the village's lease with CVE North America. CVE hopes to build a solar array on the property, adjacent to her property on Quiogue.

Remsenburg attorney Ian Connett, and member of the Quogue Wildlife Refuge Board of Directors, told the Westhampton beach Village Board last week that a propose solar array on Quiogue, near the refuge, would be harmful to wildlife and their habitat. BILL SUTTON

Remsenburg attorney Ian Connett, and member of the Quogue Wildlife Refuge Board of Directors, told the Westhampton beach Village Board last week that a propose solar array on Quiogue, near the refuge, would be harmful to wildlife and their habitat. BILL SUTTON

Attorney John Lynch, who also lives near the property, addresses the Village Board last week, urging members to reject a lease with CVE North America for a solar array on Quiogue. BILL SUTTON

Attorney John Lynch, who also lives near the property, addresses the Village Board last week, urging members to reject a lease with CVE North America for a solar array on Quiogue. BILL SUTTON

authorBill Sutton on Mar 12, 2025
Angry homeowners living on a quiet cul-de-sac on Quiogue blasted the Westhampton Beach Village Board last week at a public hearing on measure to ratify a lease agreement with a... more

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