Town of East Hampton

TOWN OF EAST HAMPTON

COMPREHENSIVE PLAN

MAY 6, 2005
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Credits  
 
Index of Tables  
 
Index of Maps  
 
Introduction 1
 
Vision Statement 7
 
Goals 8
 
Existing Conditions 9
 
    
Geography and Environment 9
 
  History 10
 
  Demographics 13
 
      
Year-Round and Seasonal Population 13
 
    Population by Age 16
 
    Population Diversity 17
 
    Housing Units and Households 18
 
    Income and Employment 21
 
  Land Use 25
 
    Town Wide Land Use 27
 
    Land Use by Hamlet or Planning Area 28
        
Wainscott 28
      East Hampton 29
      Amagansett 32
      Springs 33
      Montauk 35
 
  Residential Build-Out 37
 
Special Target Areas for Intensive Study and Analysis 43
 
  Affordable Housing 43
 
    Existing Conditions 43
 
      Population, Rate of Home-Ownership, and Housing Costs 43
 
      Median Income, Poverty Level and Cost Burden 45
 
      Substandard Conditions 46
 
      Seasonal Labor Housing Needs 47
 
      Affordable Housing Need 47
 
      Affordable Housing Programs 48
 
      Town Code Provisions 50
 
    Proposed Affordable Housing Implementation Techniques 52
 
      Seasonal Employees Housing Overlay District 52
 
      Apartments Over Stores 54
 
      Provisions of Suffolk County Health Dept. TDR Program 55
 
      Apartments in Residences 56
 
      Town Purchase of Existing Homes 57
 
      Equity Interest in New Residential Construction 58
 
      Inclusionary Zoning 58
 
      Tax Incentives 58
 
      Donations 59
 
      Expedited Planning Review 59
 
    Existing Successful Programs to be Continued and/or Expanded 59
 
      New Affordable Single Family Housing Developments 59
 
      New Attached Dwelling Housing Developments 59
 
      Section 8 Rental Assistance 60
 
      Room Rentals 60
 
      Tax Default and Surplus Properties 60
 
      Affordable Housing Overlay Districts 60
 
  Urban Renewal Map Study 62
 
    Description of Existing Program 62
 
    Comprehensive Plan Update, Urban Renewal Map Goals and Objectives 63
 
    General Findings and Analysis 63
 
    Residential Build-Out Within Urban Renewal Maps 64
 
    Affordable Housing Opportunities 67
 
    Methods to Reduce Density and Protect Natural and Cultural Features 68
 
    Roads and Infrastructure Development 70
 
    Town-Wide Recommendations for Urban Renewal Maps 72
 
    Specific Recommendations Within Each Hamlet 74
      Amagansett 74
      Wainscott 75
      Montauk 75
      Springs 75
      East Hampton 76
 
  Water Resources Management Plan 78
 
    Introduction 78
 
    Executive Summary 78
 
    Water Resources Management Plan Recommendations 84
 
Recommendations to Meet the Goals 89
 
  Town-Wide Recommendations 89
 
  Specific Criteria for Acquisition and Rezoning Recommendations 101
 
  Town-Wide Rezoning and Acquisition Recommendations per Hamlet 115
 
    Plan for Wainscott 115
    Wainscott School District Map  
    Table 25: Wainscott Zoning  
 
    Plan for East Hampton 123
    East Hampton School District Map  
    East Hampton School District Map Detail A  
    Table 26: East Hampton Zoning  
 
    Plan for Amagansett 144
    Amagansett School District Map  
    Table 27: Amagansett Zoning  
 
    Plan for Springs 159
    Springs School District Map  
    Table 28: Springs Zoning  
 
    Plan for Montauk 174
    Montauk School District Map  
    Montauk School District Map Detail B  
    Table 29: Montauk Zoning  
 
Appendices  
 
  Appendix A: Historic Preservation Component A-1
 
  Appendix B: Transportation Component B-1
 
  Appendix C: Coastal Management Component C-1
 
  Appendix D: Wireless Services Facilities Component D-1
 
  Appendix E: Open Space Preservation Component E-1
 
  Open Space Recommendations per Hamlet E-12
    Wainscott E-12
    East Hampton E-23
    Amagansett E-41
    Springs E-60
    Montauk E-70
 
References R-1
 
Final Generic Environmental Impact Statement I-1

Comments on the Comprehensive Plan, or requests for information, should be directed to Gail Ficeto, Administrative Assistant, (631) 324-4017.

 
 
 
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