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ZBA grants several variances, adopts SEQR coordination and schedules decisions for continued items

Town of Southampton Zoning Board of Appeals · May 28, 2026
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Summary

At its May 21 meeting the Southampton ZBA adopted a SEQR coordination resolution for the Miyako project, granted variances to legalize several as‑built features (including a padel court and outdoor kitchen) with conditions, and set multiple continued matters for decisions on July 2.

The Southampton Zoning Board of Appeals issued a series of procedural and final actions on May 21.

The board adopted a resolution finding the Miyako project (properties at 55 and 61 Bridgehampton Sag Harbor Turnpike) a Type I action under New York State environmental quality review and agreed to forward materials and allow the Southampton Town Planning Board to assume lead agency for coordinated SEQR review.

On individual decisions the board granted variances with conditions in multiple cases: Patricia Crystal Behar (legalizing a padel court at 782 Brick Kiln Road) was granted relief subject to compliance with clearing regulations and installation and maintenance of bushes on the eastern and western property lines before certificate issuance; Barbada Corporation was granted relief to legalize an existing outdoor kitchen at 29 Towed Point Road subject to removal or relocation of gates and fences on Indian Road prior to any certificate; Steven and Sharon Goldstein received relief for a one‑story addition and rear covered porch on a uniquely shaped lot, subject to the submitted plans; Kathleen and David Nuzzo were granted relief to legalize an existing bocce/pickleball court, subject to standard permit conditions.

Several pending hearings (including the 84 Scotts Landing Road matter, the Bayview Drive pool and others) were held open for written submissions with decisions scheduled for July 2.

All recorded votes on grants and the SEQR resolution were carried by recorded ayes from the board members present.

Ending: the board closed the meeting after passing the listed motions and decisions.