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Board advances Cold Spring Point bulkhead replacement, pending DEC and stamped plans
Summary
Trustees advanced a major bulkhead reconstruction at Cold Spring Point — a large project that includes an 18-foot disturbance corridor and roughly 11,000 square feet of planned beach-grass revegetation — but the board conditioned advancement on DEC approval and stamped plans.
The Southampton trustees advanced a comprehensive bulkhead replacement project at Cold Spring Point, subject to Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) review and submission of stamped plans. Presenters described a full reconstruction involving new piles, replacement ‘‘dead men’’ supports behind the bulkhead and an 18-foot work corridor; the project team said they plan to replant nearly 11,000 square feet with beach grass to restore the disturbed area.
A project representative summarized the scope and timelines and said construction would likely wait until after Sept. 1. "That's almost 11,000 square feet of, American beach grass that plans to be planted," the presenter said while reviewing the plans. Trustees noted the project falls under an Army Corps nationwide general permit 3 and emphasized the need for DEC permit confirmation before final stamping; the board advanced the application pending those documents.
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