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Southampton board adds Lewis Road PRD settlement and $10 million parcel transfer to agenda

Southampton Town Board · July 10, 2026
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Summary

The Southampton Town Board added a resolution authorizing the transfer of parcels within the Lewis Road PRD for $10,000,000 as part of a stipulation of settlement; the item was added as an agenda add-on and no final vote occurred at the meeting.

Supervisor called an add-on to the agenda that would authorize a settlement and the transfer of certain parcels within the Lewis Road Planned Residential Development (PRD).

The board added Resolution 2026‑1097, described in the meeting as authorizing “the transfer of certain parcels of land within the Lewis Road PRD for the sum of $10,000,000 and other consideration subject to the terms and conditions of a stipulation of settlement,” according to the Supervisor.

Why it matters: the Lewis Road PRD (formerly referred to in the meeting as the Hills MU PDD) is the subject of ongoing land-use negotiations. The transfer and settlement could change ownership and use of parcels within the PRD, and the board added the item to the agenda as an add-on rather than considering it earlier in the meeting.

Board members did not debate or vote on the settlement during the public portion of the meeting; the item was announced for later consideration. The Supervisor told the board the transfer and settlement documentation would be governed by a stipulation of settlement, and that additional steps would follow before any final approval.

Next steps: the resolution was placed on the agenda as an add-on; the board did not take a final vote on it during the session and indicated the matter would return for further action and review under the terms of the stipulation of settlement.