Budget Committee Recommends Capital Plan

The East Hampton Town Board is expected to vote on the supervisor's proposed $69 million spending budget for 2013 at its meeting on Thursday.

Following a public hearing earlier this month, the Budget & Financial Advisory Committee detailed its recommendations. Specifically, the committee recommended that the town develop "a robust multi-year capital plan to rebuild and modernize its infrastructure and protect its environmental resources."

The plan would tackle issues such as the scavenger waste plant, long-term capital planning and repairing town roads, among others.

You can read the entire recommendation, which is attached here.

Committee members are Arthur Malman, the chairman, Michael Diesenhaus, Bonnie Krupinski, Munir Saltoun, and Peter Wadsworth.