The Trustees of the Freeholders and Commonalty of the Town of East Hampton
Meeting: September 13, 2021
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Agenda
I. Roll Call
II. Public Comment
Melissa Winslow, Senior Environmental Analyst, Town of East Hampton and Billy Hajek, Planner, Village of East Hampton to discuss the Cove Hollow Pipe Project
Tim O’Rourke and Dr. Andy J. Danylchuk – “Stripers in the Lake” Study
David Larkin and Terry Marks- 10 Ingalls Rd and 11 Ingalls Rd – discuss Shoreline erosion problem at their properties
Dr. Joseph Scalia regarding his property located at 94 Runnymeade Dr, SCTM# 300-23-04-12, has applied to the Trustees for permission to build a retractable aluminum ladder to the beach from his bulkhead. He currently has DEC and ZBA approval to build a 45 stairway down his bluff to the bulkhead and will revegetate his bluff.
III. New Business
Invitation to the Trustees to Visit to the Mabel and Victor A. D’Amico Studio and Archive in Lazy Point
East Hampton Village Centennial Celebration and Parade
NYS Assembly Public Hearing regarding Neonicotinoid Pesticides – Purpose to examine their impact on pollinators and the environment
Dead Tree on Trustee owned land on Boatyard Lane hanging over home at 2 Boatyard Lane.
IV. Old Business
Dredging of Little Northwest Creek
Opening of the Georgica Gut
Largest Clam Contest
Balloon Legislation banning sale of Gas filled Balloons in East Hampton Town
South Fork Sea Farmers – Oyster Reef in Accabonac Harbor
Request from Pamela Keen leaseholder of 177 Shore Road, Lot 32S and p/o 33S, for approval to sub-lease her home to Sara Tallett, a resident of the Town of East Hampton.
Payment of Bills: a) East Hampton Marina – $315.79 (Gas and Oil); b) Optimum – $152.02; c) Montauk Marine Basin – $1,385.90 (Gas and Supplies); d) Van Dyke and Hand – $880.00 ( Trustee Accountant).