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Code enforcement outlines multiple stop‑work orders at 114 Neckpath LLC site
Summary
East Hampton code enforcement reported multiple stop‑work orders at a Neckpath property after a May complaint, noting permits were submitted for some work but items including a pool and sauna remained without issued permits. The board closed the public record.
At a July 28 hearing the Town’s director of code enforcement, Russell Young, summarized complaints and enforcement actions at 114 Neckpath LLC. "May 1, we had a complaint for work, extensive work being done to the property without building permits," Young said, recounting a stop-work order issued May 1 for interior renovations and pool reconstruction and subsequent orders for continued work and related violations.
Young said the property owner submitted permits online for interior renovations, a patio, pergola and outdoor kitchen; none of those permits had been issued by the time of the hearing and the sauna and pool permits remained outstanding. Board members asked whether the work shown in the photos represented new construction versus repair; Young said digging a deep end and reconstructing stairs for a 20-by-60 pool would trigger a full building permit. Planning staff and board members discussed referral to Suffolk County health when septic work is involved.
A motion to close the public hearing and record for 114 Neckpath was made and seconded; members recorded concurrence. No roll-call vote or tally was provided in the hearing transcript.
