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CPF 2010 Management & Stewardship Plan (PDF)

CPF Law (PDF)

CPF Town Code

Community Preservation Project Plan

CPF Revenue by Month (PDF)

CPF Debt Service Schedule

First Time Home Buyer Exemption

CPF Advisory Board Minutes

CPF Advisory Board Meeting Notice (PDF)

Nature Preserve Town Code (view Land Use section-Chapter 182) 

Nature Preserve Resource Guide

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Open Space Provides Economic Benefit

Boys Harbor Management Plan

TOWN OF EAST HAMPTON

DEPARTMENT OF LAND ACQUISITION AND MANAGEMENT

Mission Statement:

This Department's goal is to help protect our sense of place in an ever changing landscape through the acquisition and management of East Hampton's unique natural environments, open spaces, farms and historic places for the enjoyment of all those who share our community now and in the future. 

Welcome

Please visit often as our site will be updated with new property, project, and activity information on a regular basis.

Hagerstrom property, Gerard Drive SCTM# 300-42-1-8 & 9

Click on the Hamlet links below to view a listing of all CPF and Nature Preserve properties by Hamlet. Within the list, click on any underlined name to view maps, photos, etc. for that property.                                        Amagansett East Hampton Montauk Springs Wainscott Village of East Hampton, Village of Sag Harbor, and other locations

Department News & Events

Springs Park Autumn Olive Removal Project Many thanks to those that have volunteered to help reclaim Springs Park from the highly invasive Autumn Olive species. We began pulling these plants out by the roots, (over 200 trees so far), via winch and 4 wheel drive truck.

Click here for the ongoing story

Happy Earth Day 2010

Thank you to Group for the East End for rallying the troops once again for a successful Earth Day restoration project! Group for the East End organized volunteers to restore a portion of Louse Point’s beach after the land was disturbed from equipment used to dredge Accabonac Harbor. With the help of the Town’s Natural Resources and Land Acquisition & Management Departments, adults and children alike joined together to plant beach grass and other beach plants to fill in the bare sandy area.