[0:57] Village Board, you are live. Good
[1:00] morning, everyone. Today is September
[1:01] 18th, 2026, 11:00 a.m. Welcome to East
[1:04] Stampton Village Board Meeting. If we
[1:06] could all stand for a pledge.
[1:10] I pledge allegiance to the flag, United
[1:13] States of America, to the republic for
[1:15] which it stands, one nation under God,
[1:18] indivisible, liberty, justice for all.
[1:22] >> Great. Thank you.
[1:25] All right. First up, I have a couple of
[1:27] announcements. We have the
[1:30] I wanted to thank the fire chiefs for a
[1:32] great memorial at the American Legion
[1:34] last Friday. You know, the 25th
[1:36] anniversary of 911
[1:39] was well attended. It was probably the largest crowd I've seen at any of
[1:43] them. I've been to everyone in the last
[1:45] 25 years and it was a very nice turnout.
[1:49] Uh Hampton's Film Festival starts
[1:51] October 2nd. It runs through the 12th.
[1:54] That's all I have and I'm now going to
[1:57] do roll call.
[1:58] >> Mayor Jerry Larson
[1:59] >> here.
[2:00] >> Deputy Mayor Chris Manardi
[2:01] >> here.
[2:02] >> Trustee Sandre Melendez
[2:03] >> here.
[2:03] >> Trustee Carrie Doyle
[2:04] >> here. Trustee Jason Tuma
[2:06] >> here.
[2:06] >> Administrator Marcos Badron
[2:08] >> present.
[2:09] >> Village attorney Lisa Prulu
[2:10] >> here.
[2:11] >> Great. Now next up is Hugh King, our
[2:14] village historian. Look, look at the
[2:16] crowd you have today. Hugh.
[2:21] [snorts]
[2:22] All right. [laughter]
[2:23] >> All right. What was the world like when
[2:26] uh Kenny Cullen was born?
[2:29] Dinosaurs roame the earth. The Bible
[2:31] hadn't been written yet. No.
[2:33] >> Make sure the mic's on.
[2:34] >> Is that mic on? Thanks. You
[2:37] >> mic on? No.
[2:40] >> Is the mic on?
[2:41] >> You're good now.
[2:42] >> Good to go.
[2:42] >> What I said before?
[2:45] >> Yeah. When Kenny was born, dinosaurs
[2:47] roamed the earth. Bible hadn't been
[2:49] written yet. [laughter] No. Uh 1963
[2:53] there was a new firehouse on Cedar
[2:54] Street. Um the school put on a fallout
[2:58] shelter. The village budget was
[3:01] $445,000.
[3:03] 200 45 445 $251,000.
[3:08] Baker and Lester was on Main Street.
[3:11] Lester Motors was down Panago. El Sid
[3:15] was playing with Charlton H Sophia Loren
[3:18] at the Hampton's Drive-In. Okay.
[3:21] And then July 6, 1963 on page one, there
[3:24] was a story about the first graduating
[3:27] class of East Staten High School. A two
[3:30] family house on North Main Street. Hot
[3:33] water heat, five rooms, porch in each
[3:35] apartment,
[3:37] $20,000,
[3:39] $2,500 down. Village election, Steven
[3:43] Marley, Joseph FX Dunn, Leon Q. Brooks,
[3:47] James Skidmore, and the mayor of
[3:50] Maidstone in England visited the mayor,
[3:53] Steven Marley, of the village of East
[3:55] Hampton. And where did he stay? At the
[3:58] Maidstone Arms.
[4:03] [applause]
[4:05] » Thank you. You. Now, I'm going to call
[4:07] up Kenny Cullum, our fire marshal, who
[4:09] is last day is today. And I'm really
[4:13] proud to say I've worked
[4:16] this entire career I've worked with you.
[4:18] So, um, congratulations. And we're going
[4:21] to have a little proclamation for you.
[4:22] So, if you step up to the podium and
[4:24] then you can say a few things,
[4:27] [laughter]
[4:30] » if you could read it.
[4:31] >> Okay.
[4:34] » Honoring Kenneth Cullum. Whereas the
[4:36] board of trustees of the incorporated
[4:38] village of East Hampton would like to
[4:39] recognize and honor Kenneth Cullum for
[4:42] 30 years of distinctive leadership,
[4:44] sound judgment, and steadfast commitment
[4:46] to the best interest of the village. And
[4:48] whereas Ken has devoted more than four
[4:50] decades of service to the East Hampton
[4:52] community through his lifelong
[4:54] dedication to the East Hampton Fire
[4:56] Department, protecting lives and
[4:57] property while serving in numerous
[4:59] leadership roles, including lieutenant
[5:01] and captain of the Hook and Ladder
[5:02] Company, as well as second assistant
[5:04] chief and first assistant chief. And
[5:06] whereas among his many contributions to
[5:08] our community, Ken has brought his own
[5:10] special brand of holiday spirit to
[5:12] generations of East Hampton children,
[5:14] serving as one of Santa's most trusted
[5:16] local representatives. making Santa Fest
[5:19] a beloved East Hampton Village
[5:21] tradition. And whereas Ken served more
[5:24] than eight years as a trustee of Clinton
[5:26] Academy and two decades on the East
[5:28] Hampton Historical Society board of
[5:30] trustees and is currently serving as
[5:32] trustee emirate emiritis, [laughter]
[5:37] further demonstrating his dedication to
[5:39] preserving and sharing the historical
[5:41] heritage of East Hampton Village. And
[5:43] whereas Ken has helped keep historic
[5:45] trades and traditions alive through
[5:47] demonstrations of historical
[5:48] blacksmithing at Molford Farm and the
[5:50] Parson's blacksmith shop, providing
[5:53] residents and visitors with a meaningful
[5:54] connection to East Hampton's history.
[5:57] And whereas decades of civic and
[5:58] historical involvement and countless
[6:00] contributions to village traditions,
[6:03] reflect a lifetime of dedication to the
[6:05] community, Ken has proudly served. Now
[6:08] therefore, Jerry Larson, mayor of the
[6:10] incorporated village of East Hampton, do
[6:12] hereby recognize and honor Ken Cullum
[6:14] with sincere appreciation for his
[6:16] extraordinary years of service, his
[6:18] leadership, and countless contributions
[6:20] to our East Hampton community.
[6:23] [applause]
[6:33] » [applause]
[6:39] » I realized I did all these things. Uh I
[6:42] would just like to thank the mayor,
[6:44] board of trustees, um Marcos, uh and
[6:48] family and friends. It's uh it's been an
[6:51] incredible journey. 30 years goes by in
[6:53] a blink of an eye and uh it really been
[6:56] an amazing trip. Um, I've had a lot of
[6:59] opportunities with the village that
[7:01] they've afforded me and they've always
[7:03] backed me. So, uh, it's, uh, it's been a
[7:06] great trip. I really thank you. Thank
[7:07] you all for being here and, uh, we're
[7:10] going to go have some fun in retirement.
[7:12] So, we we'll be back. I have some jobs
[7:16] to do in December. I know that you're
[7:18] going to be back and help out guys. So,
[7:21] >> do a [laughter] photo.
[7:22] >> Sure. Congratulations, Kenny.
[7:25] [applause]
[7:31] Come on. Kids never want to keep photos.
[7:55] Hello. [applause]
[8:10] » No, they didn't want to come.
[8:13] >> You know, it's a nice moment when you retire, but
[8:18] it's sad to see every, you know, pe good
[8:20] people leave the village. So, we're
[8:23] going to miss you, Kenny.
[8:26] All right. Next up, uh, we have the
[8:28] LVIS.
[8:35] Good morning and thank you for the
[8:37] opportunity to speak to you today. My
[8:39] name is Rachel Cooper. I'm the executive
[8:40] director at the Ladies Village
[8:42] Improvement Society and I'm joined today
[8:43] by Olivia Brooks who is our tree
[8:45] committee chair and Dana Trip from
[8:48] Whitmore. And um Olivia and I come up
[8:51] and talk about trees from time to time
[8:53] and we take turns. So it's my turn this
[8:55] time. Next time she'll be up at the
[8:57] podium. Earlier this year we announced
[9:00] our intention to plant 250 trees over
[9:03] the next uh decade in celebration of the
[9:06] 250th anniversary of our nation. And
[9:08] since then, LBIS and the village in
[9:11] partnership with Whitmore have been
[9:13] working together on a plan to beautify
[9:16] the area inside Heric Park that runs
[9:18] parallel to Muchmore Lane and also the
[9:21] entrance from the long-term parking lot
[9:23] into Heric Park. Um the proposal that we
[9:27] worked with Whitmore and the village on
[9:29] includes planting more than 30 new trees
[9:31] and all the irrigation that would go
[9:33] with that. And the entire project will
[9:36] be funded by LBIS as our gift to the
[9:39] community. The plan um includes several
[9:42] distinct areas of planting and I know um
[9:45] the village board members have copies of
[9:48] the plan in front of them. Uh the first
[9:50] we're proposing to plant um cherry trees
[9:53] along the walkway that goes from the
[9:55] long-term parking lot into Heric Park
[9:58] into through Heric Park into the
[10:00] Rutershan area. Thank you. if you just
[10:02] cue um two more slides I think it is.
[10:07] Okay, this is what it looks like right
[10:09] now. Um so it's really an open canvas
[10:12] and so if you go to the next you'll see
[10:15] um what it would look like and this is a
[10:17] rendering and it's showing what the
[10:18] trees would look like approximately 5
[10:20] years after planting. It's not precise.
[10:23] will have to look at what the best spots
[10:25] are for each of these trees, but they
[10:27] would be flanking the walkway. And it
[10:29] just really creates this beautiful
[10:30] welcoming um environment. And obviously
[10:34] when the trees are in bloom, it's just
[10:35] so pretty and colorful and inviting um
[10:38] as an entry into the park heading
[10:40] towards the ball fields. Um the next we
[10:44] would on the left hand side of this um
[10:47] would be three genko trees and those
[10:49] would also be heading towards the um
[10:51] ball field to the left of the cherries.
[10:54] Um in addition to that if you cue a
[10:57] couple more slides please.
[11:00] Um this is what the walkway looks like
[11:02] heading um with much more lane on the
[11:04] left. This is running parallel to much
[11:06] more heading towards New Town Lane
[11:08] today. There's very little planting
[11:09] that's going on there right now. So,
[11:11] we're proposing to put numerous specimen
[11:13] trees in that area. And um some of the
[11:16] species we would put there would be
[11:18] Japanese maple, hackberry trees, tulip
[11:20] trees, black tupulos, willow oaks, a
[11:23] Chinese elm, and a dawn redwood. And so
[11:26] you can see what that will start to look
[11:28] like. Again, this is several years after
[11:30] planting, but um not only would this
[11:33] provide wonderful shade and cooling in
[11:35] the summer months, but also provide
[11:37] wonderful variety of texture, color, and
[11:39] seasonal interest throughout the year.
[11:41] And again, um this is such a beloved
[11:43] public space in the heart of the
[11:45] village. And so to really make it warmer
[11:48] and more inviting and um colorful is
[11:51] something that we think would be very um
[11:53] very special as you continue to um
[11:56] improve um the park. and there have been
[11:58] so many great things that have been done
[11:59] there already and so this would just be
[12:01] a great complement to all the work the
[12:02] village has been doing to improve the
[12:04] park. Um the last thing that we would do
[12:06] is there's a a private hedge that's by
[12:10] much more lane right now. We would just
[12:12] propose and if you just queue forward
[12:14] again. Thank you. Um one more please
[12:19] keep going. Yes, these are just all the
[12:22] different species that would be there.
[12:23] So on the lower right hand corner we
[12:24] have some arborite. We're just proposing
[12:26] to um to improve what's there to remove
[12:29] an existing private hedge and just
[12:30] replace it with our revite. Um and if
[12:33] this plans approved, ideally we'd like
[12:35] to begin planting the cherry trees later
[12:37] this month with the remaining plantings
[12:39] continuing through October. Um the
[12:41] project really would not be possible
[12:43] without the dedication of our wonderful
[12:45] tree committee led by Olivia for so many
[12:47] years and all of the members um of that
[12:50] committee and the extraordinary support
[12:52] we receive from all of you and in
[12:54] particular Dave and the department of
[12:56] public works. Um, we're also very deeply
[12:59] grateful to the LBIS board of directors,
[13:01] our volunteers, and especially our
[13:03] donors that um, their support is really
[13:06] what enables us to um, continue
[13:08] fulfilling our mission and making these
[13:10] meaningful contributions um, to the
[13:12] community. So, we thank you for your
[13:14] consideration and um, Dana and Olivia
[13:16] and Dave are on hand. So, if you have
[13:18] any questions um, we'd be happy to
[13:20] answer those.
[13:22] >> That's great. Any questions from the
[13:23] board? I I you know I just think it's
[13:26] incredible um that you're even offering
[13:29] this. This is amazing. But I'm not
[13:31] surprised because as an organization you
[13:34] do so much for the village and um I just
[13:37] want to thank you both.
[13:39] >> Thank you.
[13:39] Beautiful.
[13:40] >> Thanks everyone.
[13:41] >> Uh we accept. [laughter]
[13:45] >> Terrific. We'll get started right away.
[13:49] >> Thank you very much.
[13:51] All right. Next up, we have a board
[13:54] discussion.
[13:56] Um,
[13:57] yeah, if anybody wants to leave, feel
[13:59] free. Don't feel obligated to listen.
[14:07] Congratulations again.
[14:12] So
[14:14] this um this discussion was prompted
[14:19] u trustee Doyle has been meeting with
[14:23] concerned neighbors for the last you
[14:26] know for this summer and a lot of issues
[14:28] came up and she organized a meeting
[14:31] which myself and the deputy mayor
[14:32] attended and we heard directly from
[14:35] residents on Hook Pond U James Lane and
[14:40] even ocean um with complaints about a
[14:44] variety of things. So, one of the issues
[14:48] um
[14:50] that's being talked about today is a
[14:53] proposed legislation to ban pools at the
[14:56] historic ends. We already have
[14:59] legislation on the books. Uh but this
[15:02] would strengthen strengthen the um the
[15:05] regulations. So, I'm going to turn it
[15:07] over to Trusty Doyle and if you wanted
[15:11] to have some comments and then we'll
[15:13] open it up for discussion.
[15:15] >> Sure. Um, I think we're all in agreement
[15:17] that the historic ins are an important
[15:21] part of the history of East Hampton that
[15:23] need to be protected and preserved. I
[15:26] mean, they go back, you know, as far as
[15:27] the B village was founded and the
[15:29] inception. And there's a need for them.
[15:32] And um we want to protect them and we
[15:34] want to preserve them and we want them
[15:35] to be vibrant and viable in this world.
[15:38] Um but we do hear from residents the
[15:42] hotbed issue of the ins and what are the
[15:46] ins therefore and what I one of the most
[15:49] viciferous collective voices I hear is
[15:52] are the ins for the residents or the
[15:54] visitors? Is the village focusing too
[15:56] much on the visitors to our village
[15:59] rather than the people who actually live
[16:01] here whose quality of life is directly
[16:04] affected by these ins and so we just
[16:07] want to examine some of the things. I
[16:09] was actually a little surprised reading
[16:11] the draft of the um comprehensive plan
[16:14] that I didn't really see anything about
[16:16] the ins. Um the discussion was that the
[16:19] ins should not be private clubs but
[16:21] there's no you know we have the ins are
[16:23] a huge part of our our village and
[16:26] they're they're not really addressed in
[16:27] that comprehensive plan. So I think that
[16:29] we people want us to discuss what what
[16:34] should the rules be that govern the end.
[16:36] We know that they're already
[16:37] non-conforming in the residential area.
[16:39] Um the concern of the residents that
[16:41] I've heard is that pools become a focal
[16:43] point. You know, you don't see a bunch
[16:45] of people gathering in a backyard around
[16:46] a circle just standing there generally.
[16:48] But if there's a pool, a bunch of people
[16:50] gather around. You know, I have new
[16:52] neighbors, these adorable children,
[16:54] eight and 10. It used to be elderly
[16:56] neighbors that swim that never went in
[16:57] their pool. Now they're these kids and
[16:59] they're great, but there's noise. You
[17:01] can hear them. Um they echo and that's
[17:04] just part of life. But the neighbors are
[17:07] concerned of these ins that we have to
[17:09] preserve their quality of life, their
[17:11] quietude. That's why we're here. We are
[17:13] country. We are one road in, one road
[17:16] out. We have nature. We have foxes and
[17:19] turkeys and wildlife. We have beaches.
[17:22] These ins were sort of creative to have
[17:24] people be sort of in in an inscillary to
[17:26] the village where people would come to
[17:28] our main street, come to our beaches.
[17:30] And the argument is we don't need to
[17:31] provide pools for you know entertainment
[17:34] that they should just be so people could
[17:35] use our village. And that is the
[17:38] question that people wanted ask me
[17:40] residents to sort of put forward to
[17:42] discussion. It should not be necessarily
[17:44] just our decision to hear from the
[17:47] community and what their thoughts are on
[17:48] ins and the role of in pools and ins.
[17:54] » Yeah.
[17:54] >> Anybody?
[17:56] So, we have a code on the books now that
[18:00] doesn't allow for any of the ins to
[18:04] apply for a pool. And that is the legis
[18:08] that's the lawsuit we're involved in
[18:09] right now. That's the village's stance
[18:11] that the ins do not have the ability to
[18:15] um
[18:16] apply for a pool. And stop me, Lisa, if
[18:19] I'm not saying anything correctly, but
[18:24] the um and we we found that legislation
[18:28] and we applied that to the hunting in
[18:32] which we can't really go into.
[18:34] >> Yeah. So, I'm going to question about
[18:35] comments about [clears throat] any
[18:36] pending litigation,
[18:37] >> but we have litigation over that statute
[18:40] currently pending in Supreme Court.
[18:43] Correct.
[18:43] >> Correct.
[18:44] >> All right. So none of the other ends
[18:47] have the ability except for the hedges
[18:49] end because in 2021
[18:52] the when we took office there was
[18:56] legislation there was a lawsuit in place
[18:58] from an inappropriate action that the
[19:01] village board had taken prior to us uh
[19:04] being in office. And to resolve that
[19:09] uh lawsuit,
[19:12] I signed a document that allowed the
[19:15] hedges in to apply for a pool. It's not
[19:19] guaranteed, but they have the right to
[19:21] go before the ZBA, which the other ends
[19:23] do not have the right to do. So that's
[19:26] where we currently stand.
[19:30] Any anybody else?
[19:34] All right. So,
[19:38] » okay. So, if it's clear that I mean,
[19:42] >> so that's where we are right now.
[19:44] >> So, I think your idea was to create
[19:47] legislation that would completely ban
[19:49] pools from ins. It kind of redundant.
[19:52] >> That wasn't my idea. My idea was that we
[19:54] should hear from, you know, the
[19:55] community and see what they think. And
[19:58] but it sounds like there already is no
[20:00] pools allowed except possibly hedges.
[20:03] >> Yeah. because of the negotiations on the
[20:07] lawsuit,
[20:07] >> right? Which we probably can't talk
[20:09] about.
[20:09] >> Yeah. So, I I don't Yeah. I don't I caution against any kind of
[20:13] comment about pending litigation,
[20:15] >> right?
[20:16] >> I have a question not about pending
[20:18] litigation, but about
[20:19] >> Sure.
[20:20] >> When do we think that pending litigation
[20:23] might be um resolved or we I mean is do
[20:27] you have any idea because it would it
[20:28] would affect the board's discussion on
[20:31] like what the time frame is on that. So,
[20:33] it's always hard to tell because it's
[20:35] always in the hands of the court. Um,
[20:36] that litigation, although it's it was
[20:39] commenced a bit ago, it's still at in
[20:41] its initial phases, believe it or not,
[20:43] uh, because of the changes of the
[20:45] courthouse and so on and reassignments
[20:47] to different judges. So, uh, it's it's
[20:50] at its at its initial stage. It is a
[20:53] special proceeding. So, once it does get
[20:54] going, it should go quickly, but quickly
[20:57] is a relative term when you're talking
[20:58] about the courts. So, um I also wanted
[21:01] you to consider that we're in the
[21:03] process now of reviewing or soon to be
[21:05] reviewing the comprehensive plan.
[21:06] is supposed to be uh
[21:09] you know our our our our guidepost for
[21:12] potential changes to zoning and code
[21:14] revisions of this kind of thing. So, in
[21:16] your reviewing of the comprehensive
[21:18] plan, which I know is coming up in the
[21:20] next few uh board meetings, um it's one
[21:23] of the things you can discuss and
[21:24] consider when you're um thinking about
[21:26] what you want the future of the village
[21:28] to look like and what the code should look like. All of these changes
[21:32] if you're thinking about zoning changes
[21:34] should be done in the context of what
[21:35] you're talking about when you're
[21:36] reviewing the comprehensive code as
[21:38] well. So,
[21:39] >> so months, years, like
[21:41] >> yeah, months, months, more than years,
[21:43] but how many months? I can't tell you.
[21:45] So, just jumping back to the hedges in,
[21:48] we had a a problem there last year
[21:52] before the new owners bought it and
[21:55] there was a definite, you know, what we
[21:57] saw as a major problem coming to East
[22:00] Hampton and it was going to be a late
[22:02] night activities, you know, club that
[22:04] was going to,
[22:06] you know, not be really friendly to the
[22:09] neighbors. Let's just leave it at that.
[22:11] and we came out very strong about that
[22:14] as a board and we created legislation to
[22:17] stop the late night activities and
[22:20] there's already some zoning codes in
[22:21] place for the hedges that um limit their
[22:25] hours.
[22:26] So, I think probably the best course of
[22:30] action would be to
[22:33] listen to what the residents have to
[22:34] say, which we've already have. We had a
[22:36] nice meeting. Uh we're we're looking at
[22:40] everything that they complained about
[22:44] and I think we can fix most of those
[22:47] things.
[22:48] As far as the pool goes, I mean, we'll
[22:50] have to see if they So far, we haven't
[22:53] even received, you know,
[22:55] >> there there's no pending application for
[22:57] anything,
[22:58] >> right? So, we'll see where that goes.
[23:00] And
[23:00] >> this also isn't just targeting the
[23:02] Hedges in. I don't want to. It's just
[23:03] the overview of all the ends because
[23:05] there are other historic ends.
[23:07] >> Right. Right. I mean, the people I met
[23:11] with were all about the hedges. They
[23:14] weren't bringing up the Baker house or
[23:15] the 1770 house or even the hunting in
[23:19] which I see Lisa's here. So, u
[23:22] >> right
[23:22] >> she might want to talk about that. But I
[23:25] haven't, you know, we don't really get
[23:27] complaints on any of the other and all
[23:29] of these neighbors were very concerned
[23:31] about the future of the hedges. So I
[23:34] think um not to say we're picking on the
[23:37] hedges, but I think it's the main that's
[23:39] where the complaint came in about. So um
[23:42] >> but as I mentioned, I do hear from
[23:44] residents in other pockets about issues
[23:46] with ins and the future of ins. So
[23:49] again, I don't want it to be just that one group spoke to you, been spoken
[23:52] to by another. And I think they
[23:54] indicated that they could fill the room
[23:56] with a lot of people.
[23:57] >> Yeah. Well, you know, when when we ran
[24:01] for office and when we took office, one
[24:03] of our main concerns was we didn't want
[24:05] the ins going away because
[24:08] they are a very historic part of our
[24:10] community and would change the entire
[24:12] face of Main Street if we didn't have
[24:14] them in my opinion. So I think working
[24:18] with them is important and
[24:21] you know it's it's a very fine line
[24:23] because they're in the non they're in
[24:25] residential areas. So um I think we just
[24:28] have to work through it and take it on
[24:31] case by case and see that's how I feel
[24:34] about it. I don't
[24:37] think there's a blanket we can put on
[24:38] this that is for every inn. Uh we did
[24:42] talk I know um years ago Lenny Arian's
[24:46] office did approach the village about an
[24:48] overlay district for the for the ins.
[24:51] Maybe that's something we could um talk
[24:55] about. Is Billy here?
[24:58] >> No.
[24:58] >> Yes, he's right there.
[24:59] >> Oh, he is right there. So, you know, we
[25:01] could task
[25:03] >> as soon as Billy's done with this
[25:04] comprehensive plan, he can then start
[25:06] working on the overview, I mean, the
[25:07] overlay district, and maybe that would
[25:10] be somewhere we could go that would help
[25:13] um create legislation specifically for
[25:16] the ends. So, there's there's different
[25:18] ways we can look at it, but um it's
[25:22] always good to discuss it,
[25:24] >> right? So, I think we should table it
[25:26] until
[25:28] the uh the leg the the lawsuit is over
[25:31] from the
[25:33] >> the law Yeah, the lawsuit and um perhaps
[25:35] the comprehensive plan as well
[25:37] >> and the comprehensive plan, but we're
[25:38] going to have a shot at looking and uh
[25:41] adding things to the comprehensive plan.
[25:42] So, we could certainly add things to
[25:44] that. I think that the we discussed this
[25:48] at the end of the comprehensive plan
[25:50] discussions where I don't think that ins
[25:52] had a very large chapter or segment and
[25:56] [clears throat] then it came up after it
[25:58] went to the planning board and the
[26:00] planning commission. So I do think the
[26:02] village board will then get the plan
[26:04] possibly next month and we can um add to
[26:08] it and collectively um you know enhance
[26:13] the the um chapter or the section on the
[26:17] ins for a guideline and a blueprint for
[26:19] the future and that's like what we're
[26:21] supposed to do. So we can do that.
[26:23] >> I mean like I was saying it earlier they
[26:25] are already very restricted. So
[26:29] all right u anybody else before we close
[26:32] the discussion.
[26:35] All right that's closed now we're going
[26:37] to have public comment any issue anybody
[26:40] would like to come up. Lisa thank you.
[26:46] » Yes please. And just uh state your name
[26:48] for the you know for the record.
[26:50] >> Hi Lisa Dorch, president of East
[26:53] Hampton. Hi. Um, so I wasn't planning on
[26:57] talking today, but I do have a question
[26:59] regarding the hunting in situation that
[27:01] you um referenced that that whatever
[27:04] agreement was determined between the
[27:06] village and the hunting in.
[27:08] >> You [clears throat] mean the hedges in
[27:09] >> the hedges? Sorry. Um, I definitely have
[27:11] hunting in on the
[27:12] >> I know I [laughter]
[27:14] do the same.
[27:15] >> Um, my question is how how did that come
[27:18] about? How did that arise? because
[27:21] my understanding and this is this is a
[27:23] very limited understanding is that that
[27:25] it's difficult to impose a selective
[27:28] reality on one entity versus another. So
[27:32] I I guess this is a question for maybe
[27:34] for the village attorney. You know
[27:37] what's how what exactly transpired? How
[27:40] did that occur? How did it get resolved?
[27:43] And how is it not perceived to be a
[27:46] selective law that you can actually
[27:50] >> there's no law. It's a stipulation of
[27:53] settlement that resolved that litigation
[27:55] back in 2021.
[27:57] uh it was agreed to by all the parties
[27:59] to that litigation at the time. Um and
[28:02] it resulted in a benefit to the village
[28:05] to settle it. Um so it's particular to
[28:08] that.
[28:10] >> And what was their claim?
[28:12] >> Claim was quite complicated. It had to
[28:15] do with outdoor dining. It had to do
[28:17] with accessory uses. There was series of
[28:20] determinations.
[28:22] Um and ultimately after a series of
[28:24] those determinations, that's how it was
[28:25] resolved. Now, this was a prior
[28:28] administration, I think, that the
[28:29] litigation was commenced in prior
[28:31] village attorney. So, I don't know all
[28:32] the details. I can only review what's
[28:34] online in the file. So,
[28:36] >> and that's all public record.
[28:37] >> That's all public.
[28:38] >> Okay, great. Okay, that's it.
[28:39] >> Thanks, Lisa.
[28:41] >> Anyone else?
[28:43] >> Steve, Long, uh, executive director of
[28:52] the East Hampton Historical Society.
[28:54] Thanks so much for honoring Ken, who's
[28:56] been such a champion for us. Um, I just
[29:00] wanted to take just a few moments to
[29:03] thank you all. Um, the East Hampton
[29:06] Historical Society had a fantastic
[29:08] summer. Uh, last month we celebrated our
[29:12] new collection center on Malford Farm,
[29:14] which will house our nearly 20,000
[29:17] artifacts. and really grateful to the
[29:20] village um all of the support that you
[29:23] provided to us to help complete the
[29:26] project. We have a little bit more to go
[29:28] to be 100%. Um we have to hook up our
[29:31] fire suppression system. Uh thank you
[29:34] again to the village for allowing us to
[29:37] use the sidewalk on James Lane for all
[29:41] the piping. was yards and yards and
[29:45] yards of piping to get the water back
[29:48] for the fire suppression system at the
[29:50] collection center. So, thank you for
[29:52] that. We're now, you'll be happy to
[29:54] know, arranging for uh professional art
[29:57] movers to transport all the remaining
[30:00] artifacts that are at the Osorn Jackson
[30:02] House into the collection center. Uh,
[30:05] also wanted to thank the village for
[30:08] approving our permit to host Ralph's
[30:10] coffee uh on Malford Farm. Ralph's Ralph
[30:14] Lauren's substantial financial support
[30:17] enabled us to complete the restoration
[30:19] of Malford Farm in time for the
[30:21] semiquentennial.
[30:23] Also, they had a QR code on the coffee
[30:26] truck to encourage customers to make
[30:28] donations on our website and 100% of the
[30:31] proceeds of their Mulford Spritz drink
[30:35] were earmarked for the historical
[30:37] society. So, in addition to all of the
[30:39] financial support, Ralph's exponentially
[30:42] increased attendance and awareness. Uh,
[30:45] we witnessed a 20fold increase in our
[30:49] daily admissions to the Mulford
[30:51] Farmhouse. And that that really was
[30:54] based on all of those customers at
[30:57] Ralph's that we were able to engage. So,
[31:00] you've done such a, you know, huge
[31:02] amount for the East Hampton Historical
[31:05] Society. very grateful to the mayor and
[31:07] all the trustees for that support.
[31:10] Thanks a lot.
[31:11] >> Thank you very much.
[31:18] » Mr. King would like to say,
[31:20] >> I'm sorry I didn't I didn't say Let me
[31:22] shut up till I get [laughter]
[31:24] >> I didn't say this before, Kenny, but
[31:27] there's an essay contest that's going to
[31:29] be sponsored by the Press News Group and
[31:31] the East Historical Society in
[31:33] commemoration of the 250th anniversary
[31:36] of the Declaration. Uh students in
[31:38] grades 6 through 8 will have to relate
[31:41] an event that took place either in
[31:43] Eastampton or Sak Harbor during the
[31:45] American Revolution. High school
[31:47] students will write about a lesson
[31:49] learned from the American Revolution
[31:51] that can be applied to us in the 21st
[31:53] century. The deadline is December 31st,
[31:57] 2026.
[31:58] The essays can be emailed to info@
[32:01] eastampton historical society.org.
[32:04] There'll be two winners on each in the
[32:07] sixth through 8th grade and the high
[32:08] school categories. They will receive
[32:11] gift cards and then have an opportunity
[32:13] to read their essays at a future village
[32:16] board meeting. Okay. Thank you. Just
[32:19] want to get
[32:19] >> Thanks.
[32:21] >> Anything else you forgot? You want to
[32:24] [laughter]
[32:25] >> Well, yes.
[32:28] >> You know what happened else in 1963 when
[32:30] Kenny was born? I got my first job at
[32:33] the Ronok Avenue School in Riverhead
[32:35] teaching. [clears throat]
[32:40] Uh any more uh public comment
[32:47] last chance.
[32:50] All right, we're going to move into
[32:51] motions and resolutions.
[32:54] Careful, Andy.
[32:58] Resolution
[33:02] number 439 of 2026 approve claim
[33:05] vouchers for the month of September.
[33:08] >> Motion to approve.
[33:09] >> Second.
[33:10] >> All in favor?
[33:11] >> I passed and carried.
[33:13] >> Resolution number 440 approve warrants
[33:15] as listed. Number four guarantees.
[33:17] Number five and six general fund. Number
[33:18] seven general fund warrant. And number
[33:20] eight capital fund.
[33:22] >> Motion to approve.
[33:23] >> Second.
[33:23] >> All in favor?
[33:24] >> Pass and carried. Resolution number 441,
[33:28] approve budget transfer schedule number
[33:29] 11, reference number 12, dated September
[33:32] of 2026. Motion to
[33:33] >> approve.
[33:34] >> Second.
[33:35] >> All in favor? Past and carried.
[33:38] >> Resolution number 442, approve minutes
[33:40] from the board of trustees meeting held
[33:41] on July 31st, 2026. Motion approve.
[33:45] >> Second.
[33:45] >> All in favor?
[33:46] >> Passed and carried.
[33:48] >> Number 443, approve departmental
[33:50] reports.
[33:51] >> To approve.
[33:52] >> Second.
[33:52] >> All in favor?
[33:54] >> Passed and carried. Number 444. Resolve
[33:56] the fiscal year 2027 village budget is
[33:58] hereby amended to increase estimated
[34:00] revenues and appropriations from the
[34:02] assigned unappropriated fund balance in
[34:03] the amount of $127,445
[34:07] for expenditures related to installation
[34:09] of curb and sidewalks.
[34:10] >> Motion to approve.
[34:11] >> Second.
[34:12] >> All in favor?
[34:13] >> Passed and carried.
[34:14] >> Number 445. resolved. The fiscal year
[34:16] 2027 village budget is hereby amended to
[34:18] increase estimated revenues and
[34:20] appropriations from the assigned
[34:21] unappropriated fund balance in the
[34:23] amount of $26,951
[34:25] for expenditures related to office
[34:27] equipment.
[34:28] >> Motion to approve.
[34:29] >> Second.
[34:29] >> All in favor?
[34:30] >> Pass and carried.
[34:31] >> Number 446. Resolve. The fiscal year
[34:34] 2027 village budget is hereby amended to
[34:36] increase estimated revenues and
[34:37] appropriations from the assigned
[34:39] unappropriated fund balance in the
[34:41] amount of $173,2704
[34:46] expenditures related to the town pond.
[34:48] >> Motion to approve.
[34:49] >> Second.
[34:49] >> All in favor?
[34:50] >> Past and carried.
[34:52] >> Number 447, approve authorization to
[34:54] close Chase bank account ending in 1867.
[34:57] account has had no activity for an
[34:59] extended period of time and there is no
[35:01] further operational or financial need to
[35:03] maintain this account.
[35:05] >> Motion to approve.
[35:06] >> Second.
[35:06] >> All in favor?
[35:07] >> Pass and carry.
[35:08] >> Number 448. Approve the $2,155.31
[35:13] refund to Corore Logic Incorporated
[35:15] doing business as to Kotality for 46
[35:18] Milh Hill Lane concerning reimbursement
[35:20] of erroneous real estate taxes paid.
[35:23] >> Approved.
[35:23] >> Second.
[35:24] >> All in favor? I pass.
[35:27] Number 449 accept the $40,31325
[35:31] donation from Ben Kpinsky Builder for
[35:33] the construction of the fire department
[35:35] antique barn located at two gingerbread
[35:37] lane extension.
[35:38] >> Motion to approve.
[35:39] >> Second.
[35:40] >> All in favor?
[35:41] >> Passed and carried.
[35:43] Resolution number 450 approved the
[35:45] three-year proposal from Firefly
[35:47] Administration Incorporated in the
[35:49] amount of $10,250
[35:51] plus processing fees to provide
[35:54] actuarial and administration services
[35:56] for the fire department length of
[35:58] service award program LOAP.
[36:00] >> Motion to approve.
[36:01] >> Second.
[36:02] >> All in favor?
[36:02] >> I passed and carried. Number 451,
[36:05] approve the renewal agreement with
[36:06] Auctions International Incorporated for
[36:09] the online auction of vehicles,
[36:10] machinery, miscellaneous equipment, and
[36:12] surplus assets.
[36:13] >> Motion to approve.
[36:14] >> Second.
[36:14] >> All in favor?
[36:15] >> Pass and carried.
[36:16] >> Number 452, deem surplus and approve the
[36:19] disposal sale of one Pelican battery
[36:21] powered remote area lighting system.
[36:23] >> Motion to approve.
[36:24] >> Second.
[36:25] >> All in favor? Pass and carried.
[36:27] >> Number 453, deem surplus and approve the
[36:30] disposal public auction sale of two
[36:32] Kaioera printers. One brother printer,
[36:35] nine desktop printers, four scanners,
[36:37] and one fax machine from Village Hall in
[36:39] the Department of Public Works.
[36:40] >> Motion to approve.
[36:41] >> Second.
[36:41] >> All in favor?
[36:42] >> Past and carried.
[36:44] >> Number 454 deemed surplus and of no
[36:46] value and approve the sale disposal of
[36:48] one impound vehicle 2011 Subaru Tribeca.
[36:51] >> Motion approve.
[36:52] >> Second.
[36:52] >> All in favor? Pass and carry.
[36:54] >> Number 455. Deem surplus and of no value
[36:57] and approve the sale disposal of the
[36:58] listed computer equipment as requested
[37:00] by police chief Jeffrey Ericen. Motion
[37:02] to approve.
[37:03] >> Second.
[37:04] >> Passing. [laughter]
[37:05] >> All in favor?
[37:06] >> I.
[37:07] >> Past and carry.
[37:08] >> Number 456. Deem surplus and of no value
[37:11] and approve the sale disposal of the
[37:12] equipment listed as requested in DPW
[37:14] Superintendent David Collins memo dated
[37:16] September 14th, 2026.
[37:18] >> Motion to approve.
[37:19] >> Second.
[37:19] >> All in favor? Passed and carried.
[37:22] >> Resolution number 457 approve the
[37:24] $4,213.68
[37:26] quote from Lincoln IT for Heric Park
[37:28] firewall and switch. Motion to approve.
[37:30] >> Second.
[37:31] >> All in favor? Pass and carry.
[37:33] >> Resolution number 458 approve the
[37:35] $12,900 quote from Davy Resource Group
[37:38] for additional historic tree inventory
[37:40] in the villages rightway to be paid from
[37:41] the assigned unappropriated fund
[37:43] balance. Motion
[37:44] >> to approve.
[37:44] >> Second.
[37:45] >> All in favor?
[37:46] >> I passed and carried.
[37:47] >> Number 459. Approve the $13,995
[37:51] quote from Brentwood Door Company for
[37:52] Alpine Garage Door and Hoist Motor at
[37:55] the Department of Public Works, 172
[37:57] Aabonic Road to be paid from the
[37:59] assigned and appropriated fund balance.
[38:00] >> Motion to approve. Second.
[38:02] >> All in favor?
[38:03] >> Passed and carried.
[38:04] >> Number 460, approve the quote from
[38:06] Sterile Coney USA incorporated for one
[38:09] Gronovore 1800 ATV lift for central
[38:11] garage at no cost trade-in credit from
[38:13] current truck lifts.
[38:15] >> Approve.
[38:16] >> Second.
[38:16] >> All in favor?
[38:17] >> I passed and carried.
[38:19] >> Number 461, approve the annual for
[38:21] maintenance and service agreement with
[38:23] Motorola for headquarters base station
[38:25] backup consoles in the amount of
[38:27] $350,171.58.
[38:30] Motion to approve.
[38:31] >> Second.
[38:32] >> All in favor?
[38:33] >> Pass and carry.
[38:34] >> Number 462, approve the increase in
[38:36] part-time laborer truck operator Hector
[38:39] Ferris in to an hourly rate of $30
[38:42] effective retroactively to August 1st,
[38:44] 2026.
[38:45] >> To approve
[38:46] >> second.
[38:46] >> All in favor?
[38:48] >> I passed and carried.
[38:49] >> Resolution number 463 approve the listed
[38:52] paramedics EMTBs to work during the off
[38:55] season as specified by Suffach County
[38:57] Civil Service.
[38:58] >> Motion to approve.
[38:59] >> Second. All in favor?
[39:01] >> Passed and carried.
[39:02] >> Number 464, approve Nicholas Zero's
[39:05] resignation as a member of the
[39:06] Department of Emergency Medical Service,
[39:08] EMS, effective retroactively to
[39:11] September 13th, 2026.
[39:13] >> Motion to approve.
[39:14] >> Second.
[39:14] >> All in favor?
[39:15] >> Pass [clears throat] and carry.
[39:16] Resolution number 465 approve the museum
[39:19] tour guides John Stillwell at $22 an
[39:22] hour and Francine Hanford at $20 an hour
[39:24] to work during win the winter months on
[39:26] a call-in basis at their current rate of
[39:28] pay effective September 22nd 2026.
[39:32] >> Motion to approve.
[39:32] >> Second.
[39:34] >> All in favor?
[39:35] >> Past and carried.
[39:36] >> Number 466. approved traffic control
[39:39] specialist Carla Morales, civil service
[39:41] position to be changed to crossing guard
[39:43] at the hourly rate of $25 effective
[39:46] retroactively to September 15th, 2026.
[39:49] >> Motion to approve.
[39:50] >> Second.
[39:50] >> All in favor?
[39:51] >> I passed and carried.
[39:53] >> Number 467. Approved the part-time
[39:55] police officer Jason Natusi and
[39:57] part-time constable Drew Smith to work
[39:59] during the winter months for recall
[40:01] assignments at a rate of $34 an hour,
[40:04] maximum of 20 hours per week.
[40:06] >> Your approve. Second.
[40:07] >> All in favor?
[40:08] >> Pass and carry.
[40:10] >> Number 468. Approve the listed traffic
[40:12] control specialists and traffic control
[40:14] officers to work during the winter
[40:15] months for recall assignments maximum of
[40:18] 20 hours a week.
[40:20] >> Motion to approve.
[40:21] >> Second.
[40:21] >> All in favor? Passed and carried.
[40:24] >> Number 469. approved the enrollment of
[40:26] two police officers to attend the
[40:27] commercial motor vehicle enforcement
[40:29] training held September 27th through the
[40:31] 30th, 2026 in Albany, New York at a cost
[40:34] of approximately $400 plus travel
[40:36] expenses and reasonable meals.
[40:38] >> Motion approve.
[40:39] >> Second.
[40:39] >> All in favor? Past and carried.
[40:42] >> Resolution number 470 approve the
[40:44] $40,4553
[40:46] payout to Kenneth Cullum for accumulated
[40:48] time to be paid September 30th, 2026
[40:51] from the employee benefit leave reserve
[40:53] fund. Motion to approve.
[40:54] >> Second.
[40:55] >> All in favor?
[40:56] >> Pass and carry.
[40:58] >> Resolution number 471 approved the
[41:00] $158,31948
[41:04] payout to Matthew Kachinos for
[41:05] accumulated time to be paid on September
[41:08] 30th, 2026 from the employee benefit
[41:10] leave reserve fund.
[41:12] >> Motion to approve.
[41:13] >> Second.
[41:13] >> All in favor?
[41:14] >> Passed and carried. Resolution 472
[41:18] approve the agreement with Greenman
[41:19] Peterson Incorporated for traffic signal
[41:21] installation consultation services not
[41:24] to exceed a maximum of $10,000 per year.
[41:26] >> Motion to approve.
[41:27] >> Second.
[41:28] >> All in favor?
[41:29] >> Pass and carry.
[41:30] >> Number 473. Approve the list of special
[41:33] events for the winter season that
[41:34] require traffic control officers.
[41:37] >> Motion to approve.
[41:38] >> Second.
[41:38] >> All in favor? Pass and carried.
[41:40] Resolution number 474, notice to biders
[41:43] for walkways and stairs at C Sea Spray
[41:46] Cottages with bid specifications
[41:48] available on September 23rd, 2026 and
[41:51] bid opening to be held on Tuesday,
[41:53] October 13th at 2 p.m. at Village Hall.
[41:56] >> Motion to approve.
[41:57] >> Second.
[41:57] >> All in favor?
[41:58] >> Passed and carried.
[42:00] Number 475, notice to biders for
[42:02] improvement to parking areas and new
[42:04] lighting at Sea Spray Cottages with bid
[42:06] specifications available on September
[42:08] 23rd, 2026 and bid opening to be
[42:11] Tuesday, October 13th at 2 p.m. at
[42:13] Village Hall.
[42:14] >> Motion to approve.
[42:15] >> Second.
[42:16] >> All in favor?
[42:17] >> Passed and carried. Number 476 notice to
[42:20] biders for exterior paint, new decking,
[42:22] and outdoor showers at Case Gray
[42:24] Cottages with bid specifications
[42:26] available on September 23rd, 2026, and
[42:28] bid opening to be Tuesday, October 13th
[42:30] at 2 p.m. at Village Hall.
[42:32] >> Should you approve?
[42:33] >> Second.
[42:33] >> All in favor?
[42:35] >> Pass and carry.
[42:36] >> Number 477, approve rejection of the
[42:38] public works traffic and crosswalk
[42:40] signal maintenance soul bid received
[42:42] with respect to the bid opening held on
[42:44] July 7th, 2026. Motion
[42:46] >> approve.
[42:46] >> Second. All in favor?
[42:48] >> Passed and carried.
[42:50] >> Number 478, notice to biders for the
[42:52] traffic and crosswalk signal maintenance
[42:54] public works contract with bid documents
[42:56] available September 18th, 2026. Bid
[42:59] opening to be Tuesday, October 12th,
[43:01] 2026 at 2 p.m. at Village Hall.
[43:04] >> Motion to approve.
[43:04] >> Second.
[43:05] >> All in favor? I. Past and carried.
[43:08] Resolution number 479 approved the
[43:10] $4,118 quote from Precision Safe
[43:13] Sidewalks for Water Intrusion
[43:14] Remediation at two gingerbread lane
[43:16] extension.
[43:17] >> Motion to approve.
[43:18] >> Second.
[43:19] >> All in favor? Passed and carried.
[43:21] >> Resolution number 480 approve the
[43:23] $40,000 quote from precision safe
[43:25] sidewalks for trip hazard remediation on
[43:27] various village streets as listed in DPW
[43:30] Superintendent Dave Collins September
[43:32] 17th, 2026 memo.
[43:34] >> Motion approved. Second.
[43:35] >> All in favor? Testing carried
[43:38] >> number 481. Approve the request to enter
[43:40] into a paving agreement with National
[43:42] Grid receiving payment of $38,20
[43:45] for work on Gold Street, New Town Lane,
[43:47] and Cheryl Road.
[43:48] >> Motion to approve.
[43:49] >> Second.
[43:49] >> All in favor?
[43:50] >> Passed and carried.
[43:52] >> Resolution number 482 approved the
[43:55] $17,158
[43:57] quote from Whitmore for two culde-sac
[43:58] tree installations at Egypt Close to be
[44:01] paid from the assigned unappropriated
[44:02] fund balance.
[44:03] >> You approve.
[44:04] >> Second.
[44:04] >> All in favor? I passed in carried
[44:07] >> number 483. Approve the $8,68 quote from
[44:11] Whit Morris for one culde-sac tree
[44:12] installation on Warden Lane to be paid
[44:14] from the assigned unappropriated fund
[44:16] balance.
[44:17] >> Motion to approve.
[44:18] >> Second.
[44:18] >> All in favor?
[44:19] >> I passed and carried.
[44:20] >> Number 484 approved the $1,875
[44:24] quote from Lenv Bonia for Belgium block
[44:26] tree surrounds and Egypt close and
[44:28] Bordon Lane to be paid from the assigned
[44:30] and appropriated fund balance. Motion
[44:32] >> approve. Second. All
[44:33] >> in favor? I passed and carried.
[44:35] Resolution number 485, approve
[44:37] employment of postseason beach staff as
[44:39] listed in Donnie McGovern's September
[44:41] 13, 2026 memo effective September 22nd,
[44:44] 2026.
[44:45] >> Approve.
[44:46] >> Second.
[44:46] >> All in favor? Pass and carry.
[44:49] >> Number 486. Approve the employment of
[44:51] Nicholas Tani as a part-time police
[44:54] officer at the rate of $34 per hour
[44:57] effective September 19th, 2026 and
[44:59] placed on immediate leave of absence
[45:01] while attending the Suffach County
[45:02] Police Academy. There will be no cost to
[45:04] the village until he's completed
[45:05] part-time academy.
[45:07] >> Motion to approve.
[45:08] >> Second.
[45:08] >> All in favor?
[45:10] >> Pass and carried.
[45:11] >> Number 487 accept new fire department
[45:13] members Tyler Van Slike and Melissa
[45:15] Flores engine company number four and
[45:18] Howard Gold Fire Police number six.
[45:21] >> Motion approve.
[45:22] >> Second.
[45:22] >> All in favor?
[45:24] >> Passed and carried.
[45:26] Number 488 approved the bid received
[45:27] from Ben Cropensy Build builder for
[45:29] Sallyport repairs at the police
[45:31] department in the emergency services
[45:33] building one Cedar Street in the amount
[45:34] of $148,55.92
[45:38] to be paid from the capital reserve fund
[45:40] as permissive referendum.
[45:42] >> Motion to approve.
[45:43] >> Second.
[45:43] >> All in favor?
[45:45] >> Pass and carry
[45:46] >> number 489. and approve the 2-year
[45:48] public works bid received from Buckley's
[45:50] Flower Farm in the amount of $8,600 to
[45:53] supply for hanging baskets. Motion
[45:56] >> approved.
[45:56] >> Second.
[45:57] >> All in favor?
[45:58] >> Past and carried.
[45:59] >> Resolution number 490, notice of public
[46:02] hearing to be held on October 16th, 2026
[46:05] at 11:00 a.m. at the Emergency Services
[46:07] Building, One Cedar Street, East Hampton
[46:09] for introductory number 8 of 2026, a
[46:12] proposed local law amending Village.
[46:14] Hampton code, chapter 267, vehicles and
[46:17] traffic, article 1, section 2677,
[46:20] parking time limited in designated
[46:22] locations A40.
[46:24] >> Motion approved.
[46:24] >> Second.
[46:25] >> All in favor?
[46:26] >> Passed and carried. That concludes our
[46:28] meeting for today. We are going I need a
[46:31] motion to adjurnn and go into executive
[46:33] session.
[46:33] >> I make a motion to close the hearing.
[46:35] >> Second.
[46:36] >> All in favor? I.
[46:38] >> Okay. Thank you very much everyone.
[46:40] >> Thank you.
[46:41] guys.