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Board gives final conditional approval for two‑lot subdivision at 416 Montalk Highway with 50‑ft buffer and conditions
Summary
The Planning Board approved a two‑lot subdivision for Ashley and Nicole Madson at 416 Montalk Highway, requiring a 50‑foot conservation buffer, revegetation plan, underground utilities and adherence to DEC clearing windows; the board set a 30‑day written comment period and required map revisions before signature.
The Southampton Town Planning Board voted to grant final conditional approval for a two‑lot subdivision at 416 Montalk Highway (Ashley L. Madson and Nicole R. Madson), subject to map revisions, a 50‑foot conservation buffer and other standard conditions.
Anthony, planning staff, told the board the applicant had secured health‑department approval and that the proposal would be governed as a Type II action under SEQRA for the project scope. “They received health department approval in August 26 2023 and that was IIA systems,” Anthony said while summarizing the referral and review history. The board reviewed a required 50‑foot buffer along Montalk Highway, directional drilling for utilities under the conservation easement, stormwater drainage and a condition tying revegetation and compliance to future building permits and final map signature.
The board added conditions including removal of building envelopes from the final filed map, undergrounding new utilities, 3‑inch drainage requirements for impervious surfaces, and a revegetation plan for buffer areas to be reviewed by the conservation staff. The resolution also requires submission of recorded covenants and standard legal documents before the map may be signed. The motion carried by a roll call vote of five in favor and two absent.
