Parking
Read
and Obey all Village Parking Signs
Built
in 1806 from parts of a mill built on the same spot in 1736, Hook
Mill was used to grind grain. The mill was built by Nathaniel
Dominy V and is one of the best examples of American craftsmanship
in the Wooden Age.
Parking
in the Village Center and at Village Beaches
Village Center
The
village strictly controls parking in village parking lots and
on village streets. It has no jurisdiction over private parking
lots owned by commercial businesses. Violation of village parking
regulations can result in vehicle immobilization or towing and
a mandatory fine of $60. Village regulated parking lots include:
Reutershan Parking Lot.
Located between Herrick Park and the stores on Main Street. Two-hour
maximum from 8 am to 6 pm from May 1st until December 31st. You
are required to take a free ticket at the entrance to the lot and
display it on the driver's side of your dashboard. Failure to display
the entrance ticket may result in a mandatory fine of $60.
Schenck Parking Lot.
Located behind the stores on the northeast
side of Newtown Lane. Same regulations as the Reutershan Parking
Lot (see above).
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Lumber Lane Parking Lot.
Located off Lumber Lane and
Gingerbread Lane Extension and bordering Herrick Park. Divided into
two lots, one for daily parking (closest to Herrick Park) and one
for long-term parking (closest to train station.) Unlimited free
daily parking year round in daily parking area. Overnight parking
for a maximum of 14 nights is free to village residents
displaying a valid village parking permit and costs $5 per night for
non-residents without a valid non-resident village parking
permit. An annual long-term parking permit costs
$250 and is available to East Hampton Town residents
outside the village. Parking permit applications are available
at Village Hall and on this website. Town residents should bring
proof of residency and a valid vehicle registration.
Street
Parking.
Street
parking in the business district is restricted to a one-hour maximum
from 8 am to 7 pm from May 1st to December 31st. Read
and obey signs for parking on residential streets and at the train
station. Parking on some residential streets is prohibited or restricted
and strictly enforced.
Beaches
Beach
Parking Permits (NON-RESIDENT BEACH PERMITS ARE SOLD OUT FOR THE 2008 SEASON)
To use village beaches, you must
display a valid village parking permit on your vehicle from the second
Sunday in May through September 30. Main Beach and Two Mile Hollow Beach are the only
village beaches where you can pay by the day for parking - $20 per day,
weekdays only, not available on weekends or holidays.
Village parking permits are free to
residents of the village and cost $275 per vehicle for non-village
residents with a valid vehicle registration. Non-resident permits are
limited in number and are issued on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Violators may be towed and subject to a mandatory $125 fine.
Village parking permits are available
at Village Hall, open 9 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday except holidays,
and at the office at Main Beach, open 9 am to 4 pm. Residents must
show proof of residency (as per Local Law #1-2007). Both residents and non-residents must provide
a valid vehicle registration.
Parking permits are available through
the mail. Applicants must send a copy of a valid vehicle registration (please, dept. of motor vehicle registration – not title or insurance ID card),
a copy of their drivers license, a telephone number, and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Residents
must also include the street address and owner of the property as
listed on their tax bill. Non-residents must also include a check or
money order in the amount of $275, payable to Village of East Hampton. Non-Resident Beach Permits are sold out for the 2008 season. Mailing Address: Village Hall, 86 Main Street, East Hampton, NY 11937.
Town of East Hampton parking permits
are not valid at village beaches and village permits are not valid at
town beaches. There are no town, county, or state beaches in the
Village of East Hampton.
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