Bill Sutton
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Westhampton Beach Considers Tiered Parking System for Downtown Development (opens the original)
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Westhampton Beach officials are considering a new tiered parking system that would allow downtown property owners to expand businesses or change uses while paying substantially more than the village's current $6,500-per-space fee for the use of public parking. The proposal, presented to the Village Board on August 19 by Building and Zoning Administrator Brad Hammond on behalf of the villageâs Parking Committee, is intended to replace what Mayor Ralph Urban described as an inadequate system tha
Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center To Seek Village Approval for Expansion (opens the original)
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The Westhampton Beach Performing Arts Center is moving ahead with plans for a $25 million expansion of its theater, telling the Village Board on August 19 that the project has gained significant financial momentum since it was first presented earlier this year. Representatives of the PAC appeared before the board to provide an update on the proposed expansion, including attorney Jim Hulme, Executive Director Julienne Penza-Boone and architects John and Scott Rose of John David Rose Architect of
Westhampton Beach Explores Beach Erosion District To Fund Federal Shoreline Protection Program (opens the original)
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Westhampton Beach Village officials are weighing whether to create a Beach Erosion Control District to help fund future beach nourishment under the federal Fire Island to Montauk Point Coastal Storm Risk Reduction Project, saying participation in the program has become the villageâs best â and perhaps only â realistic option for protecting its shoreline. At an informational meeting on Wednesday night, July 15, village officials outlined the federal projectâs long-term funding obligations
Westhampton Beach Prepares Sewer Billing System as County Rates Remain Unresolved (opens the original)
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Westhampton Beach officials approved a local law at a recent meeting establishing how sewer district charges will be collected from property owners, even as Suffolk County has yet to determine what those charges will be. Further, once the county determines the charges, homes and businesses that have connected to the village sewer district will be charged retroactively to the date they hooked up, meaning some businesses may have to come up with several yearsâ worth of fees all at once. The Vill
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