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ZBA grants multiple variances and determinations on July 16

Town of Southampton Zoning Board of Appeals · July 17, 2026
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Summary

The Southampton ZBA issued several written decisions July 16, granting setback relief for a Millstone Road property and single-and-separate determinations and a pyramid variance for other parcels, subject to conditions including recorded covenants.

At the end of its July 16 session, the Southampton Zoning Board read and voted on several written decisions.

Key outcomes:

- Thomas Davis (1735 Millstone Road, Noyak): The board granted a rear‑yard setback variance from 100 feet to 50 feet for a proposed residence on a constrained nonconforming lot, conditioned on establishing a 100‑foot vegetative buffer and recording a covenant prohibiting access to Noyak Road.

- Nancy Gonzales Levas (11 and 15 Cedar Lane, West Hampton): The board found both parcels hold single-and-separate ownership and therefore granted the requested single-and-separate determinations under section 3‑30‑115(d), subject to conditions and required separation of ownership within one year of decision.

- Carl Meyer and Donna Rowlinson (14 Pepperidge Lane, Hampton Bay): After redesigning the proposed two‑story dwelling to reduce pyramid encroachment, the board granted pyramid relief for a sky‑plane encroachment as shown on the submitted plans.

All motions were adopted by voice vote with aye votes recorded by the chair and board members. Grants were conditioned on the applicant’s obtaining any required permits and recording covenants or other documents as specified in the decisions.