East Hampton Town’s Water Quality Technical Advisory Committee recommended that the town fund projects in East Hampton and Sag Harbor Villages, Montauk, and Springs. Among them: an expansion of the wastewater management district in Sag Harbor Village, a constructed wetland wastewater treatment system at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church in East Hampton, and the upgrade of a failing septic system at the East Hampton Historical Society’s Clinton Academy.
The Hampton Hopper’s “last mile” shuttle service, which takes commuters from the Long Island Rail Road stations in East Hampton Village and Amagansett to their places of work in the morning and back again in the afternoon, has quietly become a success.
A proposed management plan for the Amagansett Plains Preserve, also known as 555 Montauk Highway, will soon be reviewed by the East Hampton Town Board, which will “discuss it and decide if there should be modifications,” Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc told the Amagansett Citizens Advisory Committee Monday night.
A trawl survey of the ocean floor near the landing site of the South Fork Wind farm’s export cable is being conducted this week, John Aldred of the East Hampton Town Trustees announced on Monday. The survey was to take place between May 8 and May 15.
