Meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7 pm
Charlie will update us on the status of the Noyac Road pedestrian improvements plan, the Noyac Road re-paving, Long Beach Rd and Stony Hill Rd intersections, and any other Noyac planned projects, and feedback received.
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Celebrate Long Beach!
Ballot issues and meet the candidates….
Our first ever Polar Bear Plunge at Long Beach!
Time TBD- please check back for more info!
2025 Recap, 2026 Planning, Holiday Social
Want to get out and enjoy our natural surroundings and want to know where the trails are in our area? Come to our June meeting and learn more!
Four members from the society will present to the audience about their history, talk about the trails–especially in the Noyac area, show us a powerpoint presentation, and have maps.
Southampton Trails Preservation Society:
Advocates for and assists in the development of nature and recreational trails
Advances the preservation of natural open space
Encourages public use in the Town of Southampton
Cooperates with other organizations to support this purpose
Join us to celebrate and raise funds for the Noyac Civic Council mission, scholarship fund and many other charitable endeavors!
Sag Harbor School Budget Presentation
Meet at Trout Pond at 9am, Saturday April 26th.
We will distribute garbage bags, pics, and safety vests to our volunteers.
Dress in bright clothing, wear gloves, and protect yourself from ticks.
A volunteer from the Town will supply a garbage truck to pick up our bags of trash.
Teams will disperse throughout Noyac and meet back at the Old Noyac Schoolhouse at 11:30 am for lunch provided by the NCC. RSVP below so we can order ahead.
High school students receive community service credit!
Meet up with with Suffolk County Legislator Welker at Long Beach near Noyac Rd side and help clean up Long Beach on Earth Day. The NCC is proud to partner with this effort!
Volunteer check-in: All participants must check in with Surfrider to sign our waiver and pick up supplies. As with all our cleanups, we’ll be asking volunteers to record debris data using our clipboards and data sheets. We currently have about 20 people signed up.
Trash disposal: After our collection is documented, sorted, and weighed, we will put it inside the gate where the dumpster is usually located. The Town will kindly pick it up for us the next morning.
Come get to know the acting Town Council liaison for Noyac. He’ll discuss legislative initiatives, projects, issues, and events affecting our community.
Assistant Parks Director, Derryl Baumer, will also attend and provide updates on a few different items related to Parks & Rec.
Meet the Candidates for the Town Council Special Election to replace Tommy John Schiavoni’s seat.
Public Hearing to Consider Enacting Town Code Article XXXII as it Relates to the Amortization of Nonconforming Sand Mines that Meet Certain Criteria within the Town of Southampton
Guests will explain how the County and Town will work together on safety improvements at the Long Beach/Noyac Road “traffic circle,” in addition to an overview of the Town's plans and timeframes for Noyac Road projects (i.e. paving, sidewalks, circles, drainage, etc.).
Public Hearing to Consider Enacting Town Code Article XXXII as it Relates to the Amortization of Nonconforming Sand Mines that Meet Certain Criteria within the Town of Southampton
Parents/supervising adults are asked to bring a small surprise wrapped gift for their child and upon entering, secretly give it to an “elf” who will take the gift to Santa who will enter the party with a bag full of gifts to surprise the children with!*
The Dowlings supply an amazing festive spread of food and soft drinks for the party. We are blessed to have generous merchants like the Dowlings hosting this annual treasured event for the children of Noyac!
2024 Recap, 2025 Planning, Holiday Social
Public Hearing to Consider Enacting Town Code Article XXXII as it Relates to the Amortization of Nonconforming Sand Mines that Meet Certain Criteria within the Town of Southampton
As mentioned at our October meeting, Dawgpatch Bandits, Inc., has donated a fitness area at Long Beach. The Town has approved the project and we are hoping to see it installed in the next few months.
The NCC is delighted to have the organization’s president, Drew Harvey, here to give the Noyac community a brief presentation/talk about the Long Beach project and what Dawgpatch is all about.
Click here to visit Dawgpatch Bandits’ website
The NCC thinks this will be a great addition to promote fitness and quality of life at Long Beach and would like to say a big THANK YOU to Dawgpatch Bandits and all who are contributing their time, resources, and efforts to this effort!
President: Peggy Gallagher
1st VP: Diane Hewett
2nd VP: John Arendt
Treasurer: Dan Zuchelli
Corresponding Secretary: Matt Burns
Recording Secretary: Vivianne Kurzweil
Sergeant-at-Arms: Deb Skinner
Trustees: Sharon Bakes, Marilyn Downes, Renee Forys, Victoria Kirk, John Kirrane
President Emeritus: Elena Loreto
After our guest’s presentation, the floor will be opened to a members’ discussion about current priorities for Noyac.
What would you like for future meetings? Please come share your ideas for meetings, community concerns, and discuss plans for 2025.
Meeting ID: 822 9752 8155 • Passcode: 041371
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Please come with your questions and ideas.
Candidate’s names are linked to their websites.
Voters will be asked to choose the following candidates on November 5th. The NCC has invited them to our October 9th meeting to introduce themselves, inform our members and community about their ideas, and tell us what they want to do if elected. Each candidates will have 15 minutes to introduce themselves, inform the audience about their ideas, and tell us what they want to do if elected. Candidates (marked with *) have committed to attend.
John Avlon (D) (surrogate: Ann Welker*)
Nick LaLota (R)* - incumbent
Tommy John Schiavoni (D)*
Stephen Kiely (R)*
Sarah Anker (D) (surrogate*)
Sen. Anthony Palumbo (R) - incumbent
President: Peggy Gallagher
1st VP: Diane Hewett
2nd VP: John Arendt
Treasurer: Dan Zuchelli
Corresponding Secretary: Matt Burns
Recording Secretary: Vivianne Kurzweil
Sergeant-at-Arms: Deb Skinner
Trustees: Sharon Bakes, Marilyn Downes, Renee Forys, Victoria Kirk, John Kirrane
President Emeritus: Elena Loreto
Meeting ID: 857 0136 2918
Passcode: 362999
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Councilman Schiavoni will provide an update on the plan with the Noyac community.
Plans have been engineered and were discussed in Town work session. The project is said to have approx. $4MM through a grant, State and Town funds.
Proposed sidewalks would start at the south side of Trout Pond, cross over at Cromers (with crossing light) and meet up with existing sidewalk past Serene Green. Part of the design has some problem intersections/areas in focus such as Jimmy Jims, curve at Serene Green which are being addressed.
Read 27East Article: Southampton Town Seeks $5 Million Grant for Pedestrian Improvements on Noyac Road
Please stop by our booth at HarborFest!
Celebrate Long Beach!
On Sunday morning, August 3, NCC will be treating the staff at Long Beach to a bagel breakfast. It’s our way of saying thank you to the Southampton Town Parks and Recreation Department for continuing to make improvements at Long Beach. It is truly a great asset to our community. Please join us and if you’re going to Long Beach that day, say thanks to the parking attendants and life guards and let them know you belong to NCC.
It will be a fun morning with a vibrant group who are essential to the safety of our community. Many thanks to NCC trustee John Kirrane for spearheading this event!
Trout Pond Aquatic Invasive Plant Removal
We are pleased to introduce our new Town Supervisor to the residents of Noyac. Maria Moore has a reputation of getting things done. The NCC will make a positive impression for Noyac as we call to her attention issues we are facing. Come join the discussion.
Stormwater Runoff to the Bays -incl. flooding and erosion problems at Circle beach, Bittersweet Lane, Long Beach, etc.
Long Beach - plan for restoring and improving native planting, clarity of signage and enforcement of beach rules
Noyac Road and the Sidewalk Plan - traffic issues & safety on Noyac Road
EH Airport Flight Patterns - noise pollution
Trout Pond - aquatic invasive weed mitigation
Sand Land Mine - potential illegal operations and aquifer contamination
Our Bays and Aquifer - Pesticide usage, over-clearing, over-development
NYS Assemblyman Fred Thiele, Jr. will present the NCC with a Proclamation from New York State. We hope you will join us for this honor celebrating seventy years of community service.
Please contact us to send in questions prior to the meeting.
Thank you to the Town for recent improvements to the Noyac Schoolhouse, including wifi! We are now able to offer functional zoom access for those who cannot attend in person.
Join us to celebrate the NCC’s 70th Anniversary and raise funds for the Noyac Civic Council mission, scholarship fund and many other charitable endeavors!
The entire budget will also be reviewed at the May 13th BOE meeting, 6:30 PM at Pierson Library or via Zoom – meeting link will available on the District website.
For questions email District Clerk Mary Adamczyk or call (631) 725-5300 ext.411.
On May 21st, residents will be asked to vote on the school district budget and bond propositions. Click the buttons below for more information:
In-person voting on May 21 takes place at Pierson Middle/High School Gym typically from 7AM - 9PM.
The only candidates running for the Board are Jordana Sobey and Ryan Winter. Both are current Board members whose terms expire on June 30th.
Annual Budget Vote and Board of Education Election
@ Pierson High School Gym
Please join the NCC to help clean up our hamlet along Noyac Road and Long Beach.
Councilman Schiavoni has been working on to install sidewalks along Noyac Road and would like to share details with the Noyac community. Plans have been engineered and were discussed in Town work session. The project is said to be funded through a grant, State and Town funds.
Proposed sidewalks would start at the south side of Trout Pond, cross over at Cromers (with crossing light) and meet up with existing sidewalk past Serene Green. Part of the design has some problem intersections/areas in focus such as Jimmy Jims, curve at Serene Green which are being addressed.
Read 27East Article: Southampton Town Seeks $5 Million Grant for Pedestrian Improvements on Noyac Road
*This is an in-person meeting, but we are attempting to offer a zoom call-in option with audio only, due to the limited bandwidth at the Schoolhouse. If you cannot attend in person, and wish to listen in via zoom, click the link below.
Please join us to meet newly elected Legislator Ann Welker. She will tell us what will she be working on since she has stepped into her new role. We will also meet and hear from our Town Trustees Scott Horowitz snd Rich Maran and follow up on current issues.
There will be time for questions and discussion.
*Trustees available for meeting.
“Town of Southampton Considering Ban on Charter Boats and Booze Cruises at Residential Marinas” Please read the Sag Harbor Express article for more info.
Parents/supervising adults are asked to bring a small surprise wrapped gift for their child and upon entering, secretly give it to an “elf” who will take the gift to Santa who will enter the party with a bag full of gifts to surprise the children with!*
The Dowlings supply an amazing festive spread of food and soft drinks for the party. We are blessed to have generous merchants like the Dowlings hosting this annual treasured event for the children of Noyac!
Noyac Civic Council • P.O. Box 2565, Sag Harbor, New York 11963
