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East Hampton ARB clears two certificate‑of‑occupancy items, instructs staff to notify building department

Architectural Review Board of East Hampton · June 11, 2026
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Summary

The board instructed staff to notify the building department that conditions were satisfied for certificates of occupancy for the Rodella residence (10 Rollingwoods Court) and a landscape wall project for Salt Parks LLC, finding both in substantial conformance with earlier ARB resolutions.

The East Hampton Architectural Review Board on June 11 voted to instruct staff to notify the building department that two projects have satisfied ARB conditions and may receive certificates of occupancy.

For the Rodella residence at 10 Rollingwoods Court, board member Clara recapped February conditions requiring modification of deer fencing and alignment of metal posts; the applicant provided photos and an updated survey showing a 7‑ft gate and cut posts to match fence height. The board voted to notify the building department that the Rodella project substantially conforms to the ARB resolution dated Feb. 26 and a certificate of occupancy may issue.

Frank reported he inspected Salt Parks LLC’s landscape work at 16 Association Road and confirmed three‑foot dry‑stack fieldstone walls were constructed per the March 13 resolution. Board members found the work in conformance and moved to notify the building department that the certificate of occupancy could be issued.

Both motions passed unanimously in the meeting record; the transcript does not list mover/second names or vote totals. Staff will provide the building department with the ARB confirmations for permit sign‑off.