Board closes public hearing on proposed noise-code amendment
Summary
The board opened and closed the public hearing on Introductory No. 7 of 2026 (amendment to Chapter 196—Noise) with no public testimony recorded in the transcript.
The East Hampton Village Board opened and then closed the public hearing on Introductory No. 7 of 2026, a proposed amendment to Chapter 196 (Noise) concerning prohibited noises and evidence of violation. The clerk asked if anyone wished to be heard; no speakers were recorded and the chair closed the hearing.
Why it matters: Amendments to the village noise code can affect enforcement and residents' daily life; this hearing was a procedural step in considering the proposed change. The record shows the hearing was closed and the item moved forward in the agenda.
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