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Zoning board keeps 29 Dayton Lane patio coverage request open pending updated survey
Summary
An application to expand patio coverage at 29 Dayton Lane was continued at the June 14 meeting; the board asked the applicant to provide an updated survey and consider reducing patio dimensions before the record is closed.
The East Hampton Zoning Board of Appeals kept open a hearing on June 14 for a coverage variance at 29 Dayton Lane so the applicant can submit an updated survey and revised patio dimensions.
Larry Kane, representing his father George Kane (the property owner), testified that the proposed patio would be built flush to grade and is not visible from neighboring houses. He said the change would improve access and usability for his father. Board members asked whether the patio could be reduced along one side — removing roughly six feet across an estimated 22–25-foot span — and requested an updated survey to confirm the revised footprint.
The board agreed to keep the record open until the revised survey is filed; after receipt the board will close the record and consider approval.
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