The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of East Hampton
PRESS RELEASE - PUBLIC COMMENT OPEN UNTIL JAN 26 AT MIDNIGHT
Comments may be submitted via email to atesar@ehamptonny.gov or through our website, EHTrustees.com
Or by Mail - P.O Box 7073, Amagansett, NY 11930 or in the dropbox at 267 Bluff Rd, Amagansett, NY 11930
The Trustees will be accepting public comment regarding the Press Release and three draft agreements attached below. These draft agreements would be between South Fork Wind Farm LLC and the East Hampton Town Trustees. Public Comment will be accepted at the first regularly scheduled meeting of the Trustees on Monday, January 11, 2021 at 6:00pm. Click on each heading of the four (4) attachments below.
Press Release - Lease Agreement
Host Community Agreement - Georgica Pond Sand Dredging Agreement
US Army Corps of Engineers
Regulatory Public Notices: NAN-2020-01079-EME
"The applicant, South Fork Wind, LLC, has requested Department of the Army authorization for construction of a wind energy project including associated structures and facilities in the Atlantic Ocean and Lake Montauk, Town of East Hampton, Suffolk County, New York."
The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the town of East Hampton represent the original government of East Hampton. The Trustee positions were created and granted sole authority over the Town of East Hampton, by King James II through the Dongan Patent dated December 9, 1686. Although the Nichols Patent had defined the boundaries for the Town of East Hampton in 1666, the Dongan Patent is one of the earliest of the New World documents to provide for a representative government by elected officials in North America. As the original governing body of East Hampton, the Trustees managed and made allotments of the Town's "common lands." Since their creation in 1686, the Town Trustees have continuously functioned as an autonomous governing body and represent an important historic link to the earliest roots of our democratic Nation.
