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East Hampton Village Comprehensive Plan
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9 contributionsIt seems that the flashing lights do not consistently work. Sag crosswalk paint is more visible. Southampton has cops directing during the summers. Humps like the ones towards Wyborg Beach would be useful and tasteful in town.
Categories:Landscape trucks, especially with large trailers, should have to park on the property of the house getting serviced. This should include in the driveway or on the lawn. Too many landscapers park on the street obstructing the flow of traffic, sometimes done on both sides of the street in the same spot.
Categories:Traffic taking or trying to take a LEFT turn to Main St. from Huntting Lane and David's Lane have a difficult, potentially unsafe, time. ANY improvement or guidance would be helpful for all drivers.
Categories:There should be a limit on the size of trees that can be cut down. Other villages have limits of 6" diameter of the trunk, etc. Why not East Hampton? Other Comprehensive Plans also have stipulations that new construction cannot alter the landscape or hinder the views from the site. This would also be a good plan.
Categories:While the Village does address outdoor lighting in its Code, it should be more specific and there should be limits on how long the nighttime lights can be illuminated (11 or 12 p.m.). My neighbor leaves the lights on all night, including uplighting in the trees. There are no more birds singing and even the owl we used to hear has gone. This is a detriment to the environment.
Categories:In November, the Town of East Hampton reduced the maximum house size by half. This, I believe, was a wise decision. I think the Village should follow suit and also increase the setback requirements in some cases. These overly large homes cause multiple problems, including obscuring the landscape, requiring large staffs to maintain (adding to the traffic), and are not in the style of traditional homes in the Village.
Categories:An amphitheater should replace the baseball field behind stop and shop. This will add culture, revenue, and can be used by all… think Hollywood Bowl (but smaller)
Categories:LET'S DISCUSS WAYS TO MINIMIZE SIGNAGE (INCLUSIVE OF MULTIPLE TRAFFIC SIGNS IN ONE LOCATION THAT PROVIDE THE SAME INSTRUCTIONS) IN THE VILLAGE PROPER.
Categories:Eating outdoors is one of the benefits of COVID however, in order to maintain our status as the "most beautiful Village in America", we need to create an option(s) that requires establishments with outdoor seating to select an option approved by the committee and/or DRB that will create uniformity and cohesion in our village business area.
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