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Conservation board waives public hearings for several compliant applications

Town of Southampton Conservation Board · July 23, 2026
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Summary

The board voted to waive public hearings for multiple applications (including 10 North Shore Road and 10 Cricket Path) after staff determined revised plans met wetland permit issuance standards or provided sufficient information for determination, citing Chapter 3-25 of the town code.

Staff informed the board that several applications now include sufficient information or revised plans such that the public hearing requirement could be waived under the town code. For 10 North Shore Road (Humbert Family Trust), staff said the applicant provided a new plan fully compliant with wetland permit issuance standards and recommended waiving the public hearing; the board approved the waiver citing Chapter 3-25, section 3-25-80 of the town code.

Similarly, the board reviewed the Peter A. Hardy application for 10 Cricket Path and determined there was enough information to make a determination and waived the public hearing. For Kevin and Patty O’Brien at 19 Dolphin Lane (Shinnecock Shores), staff presented an alternate buffer configuration that averages a 15‑foot width and recommended waiver; the board approved the waiver after discussion about buffer planting options and survey updates.

These waivers do not constitute final permits; they clear the procedural requirement of a public hearing so the board can proceed to substantive determination. Staff noted that, where applicants later propose alternate plans inconsistent with recommendations, hearings may still be scheduled.