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Archives: FAQs

How do I change my mailing address?

It is the village homeowner’s responsibility to communicate a change of mailing address. Please utilize the Change of Mailing Address Form on this page so that your Tax Bill/Tax Receipt, or other important documents are mailed to the correct address. You may return your completed form to Susan Steckowski via email: ssteckowski@easthamptonvillage.org or by Mail. … Continued

When are East Hampton Village Property Taxes due?

Village taxes are due during the month of August (the village’s fiscal year is August 1st to July 31st). Payment must be received in Village Hall, or U.S. postmarked, no later than August 31st to avoid penalty. Tax bills are mailed on August first. However, taxes are due even if you do not receive a tax bill. It is your … Continued

What type of permit do I need for a new driveway?

As provided in Section 150-1 of the East Hampton Village Code, an excavation permit is required when renovating a driveway. This includes a new driveway, the relocation of a driveway, the elimination of a driveway, etc. Please call the Department of Public Works at 631-324-4150, option 4 for more information.

How do I donate a tree in the Village?

The Village accepts donations of trees. To Donate a tree to the Village, please contact the LVIS Tree Committee at 631-324-1220, or visit their website for more information on the Memorial Trees and Plaques.

How do I donate a bench in the Village?

The Village of East Hampton has numerous benches for the public’s enjoyment and many of these have been donated. If you wish to donate a bench, please fill out the Dedication/Memorial Bench Application, also found in The Department of Public Work’s frequently requested forms. If you have any questions regarding the process, please contact Jill … Continued

What is Stormwater Pollution?

As rain or melting snow flows over roads, driveways and lawns, it can pick up pollutants like motor oil, fertilizers, litter and pet waste. This “stormwater” that is not absorbed and filtered by the ground is not treated and usually flows into a storm drain system or directly into nearby waterbodies. This becomes stormwater pollution … Continued

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