Village of North Haven, NY

The Board of Trustees of the Village of North Haven will hold a special meeting on Friday, December 18, 2020 at 2:00PM to review the draft report of the RACE Coastal Engineers. This will be a work session. This meeting will be held electronically on Zoom. If anyone would like to attend this meeting, contact Village Hall at 631-725-1378 and we will forward the link to the meeting.

PUBLIC NOTICE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Village of North Haven will hold Public Hearings on the following items at 5:00 PM on Tuesday, December 15, 2020: Code Change - No Parking on Fresh Pond Road from Ferry Road to entrance of Bay Haven;... Code Change adopt guidelines to obtain waiver/variance for installing I/A septic systems; Code Change No pools or jacuzzies above the first floor; Code Change definition of start of construction More information on these agenda items can be obtained by contacting Village Hall. This meeting will be held via digital conference (Zoom). If you are interested in attending this meeting please email [email protected] to obtain a link to the meeting.

Thanks Missie Hesler of the Sag Harbor Ambulance Corp for organizing this wonderful honor for my father. My father served this community as a volunteer on the ambulance Corp for 25 years, drove school buses for the Sag Harbor schools and delivered mail with the US Post Office. All aspects were covered in the parade. He is also a retired NYC fireman. Love this community

Village Hall will be closed Monday, October 12th, and will reopen Tuesday 9am.

The parking lot at Village Hall will be closed today, Friday 10/2 throughout the weekend. It is expected to be opened Monday morning at 9:00am.

Sunday, September 27, 2020 the Village of North Haven will be having a name dedication ceremony to officially designate the pond on Sunset Beach Road and Barclay Drive in North Haven as "Ryder's Pond." The pond has a long history which began with the Ryder family who created generations of memories and traditions with ice skating, warming up by the fire and more. Subsequently, generations of local families joined in on these winter traditions and created lifelong memories of... their own. The community has always referred to the pond as "Ryder's." We are please to announce that the pond will now be officially named "Ryder's Pond." DATE: Sunday, September 27, 2020 TIME: 12 noon LOCATION: "Ryder's Pond" (corner of Sunset Beach Road and Barclay Drive in North Haven) All are welcome!

Don't forget to vote! Our Village Election is Tuesday 9/15 here at Village Hall! If you are unable to vote in person, you can request an absentee ballot. The last day to submit an application for an absentee ballot is Monday 9/14. All absentee ballots must be received by Tuesday 9/15.

THANK YOU to Steve & Annacone Tennis Management, LLC for offering our residents another youth clinic this Summer! MyHamptonsPro.com Annaconetennis.com

North Haven Residents PSEGLI informed us power should be restored by 9:15am this morning

Christmas cactus blooming in time for Passover and Easter..

North Haven Village Update on COVID-19 North Haven Village Board and staff have been receiving daily updates from Suffolk County and the Town of Southampton regarding the COVID-19 Pandemic. Here is information for you about the pandemic on the East End and North Haven, followed by changes we have made to Village operations as a result of the latest NY State directives. The number of confirmed COVID-29 cases in Suffolk County has been growing rapidly, as it is nationally and...Continue reading

In this trying time we are trying to keep everyone informed on updates. North Haven Residents.. If you have not provided us with an email contact, please email [email protected] this trying time we are trying to keep everyone informed on updates. North Haven Residents.. If you have not provided us with an email contact, please email [email protected]

#Santa is coming to #NorthHaven!! #SaveTheDate 12/21 - RSVP to the Ladies Village Improvement Society

PSEGLI has been notified of power outages. Issue is in Sag Harbor. They hope to have power back on by 8:45

Sunset behind Village Hall tonight. Brrrr...

This is a friendly reminder to all residents and visitors - please refrain from dumping household garbage on village property. Let’s all do our part in keeping North Haven beautiful and enjoyable for all!

a HUGE "Thank You!" to Mr. Buffett and to all the members of our wonderful community who came out Friday and celebrated with us! We hope you had as much fun as we did!!

We hope you can join us to celebrate the Grand Re-Opening of our #PiratePlayground - THIS FRIDAY 7/5 from 2-4pm

We are excited to announce a FREE YOUTH TENNIS CLINIC, here at Village Hall. Please see picture for details!

With the Summer Rental season upon us, it is strongly encouraged for all homeowners to verify that they have a Certificate of Occupancy prior to submitting a Summer Rental Application. Summer Rental permits are required for any rental between May 1 and September 30. Applications can be found on the Village website: www.northhavenny.us https://cmmllp.com/residential-landlords-beware-of-new-cer/

Have you seen our #LittleFreeLibrary ? It's stocked with books for all ages and is open year round!! Next time you’re at #VillageHall or on the playground, stop by and see what's new! GENTLY used CHILDREN’S books are always welcomed and greatly appreciated - please drop off any donations to the office

North Haven's #schoolhouse has been featured in this weeks #SagHarborExpress - You can find the article at the link below https://sagharborexpress.com/north-haven-has-new-plans-for/

2019 Mooring Applications are now being accepted for North Haven residents! Moorings are issued on a first come, first serve basis. After April 1st, applications will be open to non-residents. Applications can be found on our website: http://northhavenny.us//Mooring%20Permit%20Application_Nor North Haven Residents: $300... Non-Residents: $650 See more

Please share and help find this little guys owner

The start of the New Year is the perfect time to tie up loose ends on your North Haven home! 1) Did you obtain a BUILDING PERMIT in 2018 (or the year before)? Building permits require inspection(s) and an updated Certificate of Occupancy at the time of completion. Not sure if yours is still open? Call Village Hall today! 2) Are you new to North Haven? Many homeowners - new and old - are often surprised that they do not have a CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY in their name. It is bes...t to apply for a CO within 30 days of purchasing your home, but it is never too late. Visit our website for an application! 3) Thinking of RENTING YOUR HOME this Summer? You'll want to check the Village Code to see what the requirements and fees are. Don't wait til the last minute - it's best to get a head start on the process now so you're ready to rent in May! 4) You can always REVIEW YOUR PROPERTY FILE at any time. Visit Village Hall Monday-Friday 9am-4pm

We would like to wish everyone a very Happy and Healthy New Year! Village Hall will be closed Dec 31 & Jan 1 will reopen 9am on Wednesday January 2nd, 2019

Only 1 more week to post your comments about the helicopter traffic affecting our community. This affects each of us here in #NorthHaven AND in our neighboring towns. Feel free to SHARE this information with everyone you know here on the East End! #EastEndLI #EastEnd #Hamptons #SagHarbor #LongIsland

Village Hall will be closed today, December 24th and tomorrow December 25th And will reopen at 9am Wednesday December 26th

Today is the BIG day!! Post your pictures with #Santa here!! #NorthHaven #tradition #santaclausiscomingtotown #NHLVIS

Santa is coming to #NorthHaven!!! Thanks to the North Haven Ladies Village Improvement Society for continuing this 64 year tradition. RSVP today!

If your home is in the path of the North Shore Helicopter Route and you find it a nuisance, let your voice be heard! Deadline to comment is January 2, 2019 https://www.regulations.gov/document?D=FAA-2018-0954-0001

Leaf Pickup Reminders *Leaf Pickup will continue December 10-14 for roads maintained by the Village. Please make sure that your leaves are at the curb by 12/10. *North Haven residents are invited to attend a public hearing to discuss the leaf pickup program on Tuesday, December 11th, 5pm at Village Hall, 335 Ferry Road.... More info available here: https://sagharborexpress.com/north-haven-village-sets-hear/

If you any good photos of North Haven, or if you have an event coming up, feel free to post it to us on this page. We'd love to share anything you've got about this great little village!

The Sag Harbor Express recently wrote an article about a new law we are planning to introduce, limiting revetments. Read about it here: http://sagharboronline.com/north-haven-critics-hope-underm/

Elections for Village Mayor and 2 trustees will take place next Tuesday June 21 from 12:00 noon to 9:00pm at Village Hall on Ferry Road. Don't forget to vote!

There will be a public meeting to update residents on the status of the guard rails on Short Beach Road. The meeting will be held on Wednesday June 22, 2016 at 3:00PM at Village Hall on Ferry Road in North Haven. Everyone with an interest is welcome to attend.

Today was the opening of the new playground at Village Hall. Thanks to all the efforts of Dianne Skillbred, Jessica vonHagen and Vicky Schiavoni who made this happen. There was a wonderful turnout and the children loved the new rides. Visit the playground and check it out.

The new playground at Village Hall is almost finished There will be a grand opening on Saturday November 14 at 10:00am Everyone is invited of all ages and there will be refreshments served. The new playground has a lively nautical theme that we think the kids will love so stop by and check it out.

Santa is coming to North Haven thanks to the LVIS.

SCWA just stopped by to let us know that they ran into some difficulties today and will now suspend water service tomorrow Wednesday, October 1st from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon. SCWA also post the water main closures on their website.

The Mayor will be meeting with East Hampton Airport officials today to review aircraft flight patterns and traffic volume. Senator Schumer and Congressman Bishop have partitioned the FAA to extend the mandatory north shore route for helicopter traffic which is due to expire in August. This route requires that helicopters fly over the LI Sound when they are leaving or approaching EH Airport. They are also trying to modify the route so that helicopters are required to fly around Orient Point as they leave or approach the airport. Low flying or excessive aircraft noise should be reported to the East Hampton Noise Complaint Line at 800-376-4817 or www.planenoise.com/khto/

Congrats to our mayor and trustees on their swearing in yesterday! And thank you to the Hon. Andrea Schiavoni for officiating.

North Haven Village elections are Tuesday June 17. You can vote at Village Hall on Ferry Road from Noon to 9:00PM. Please come out and cast your vote.

The Point House on Ferry Road is being moved to a new location and saved from demolition. Built in 1804 by John Payne,Jr. the Point House is one of the oldest homes in North Haven. The home was recently purchased by Stuart and Marni Hersch from Christie Brinkley. When the Hersche's applied to the Village to demolish the house so they could build a new one on the water David Sherwood and the Architectural Review Board were greatly alarmed. Our research revealed that the house ...was not a protected historic structure and there was no legal way to prevent the owner from removing it. After much discussion David and the mayor Jeff Sander agreed to approach the new owners and architect with a proposal to allow the owner a variance to have two houses on the property. We requested that they retain the point house by moving it to a new location close to Ferry Road and build their new home in the location they wanted. This unusual variance will preserve the house in its current state and be visible to all. See more

To: The Editor, Sag Harbor Express Last week your paper wrote a lengthy editorial regarding a perceived lack of communication about North Haven Village deer and tick management plans. The Village has, in fact, communicated extensively with its residents about those plans: Responding to our public duty to serve our village and its residents, we formed a committee last year to study the problems created by the overpopulation of deer in the Village. The committee was comprised o...f residents that represented all the associations and neighborhoods within the village. They worked throughout the summer reviewing various solutions and came up with their recommendations. The committee then presented those recommendations at the North Haven Village Board Meeting in August last year. The Sag Harbor Express was in attendance and reported the results. The Deer Committee’s recommendations were also posted our Web site, and were included in our Fall Newsletter to North Haven Village residents. We are trying to use a broad approach to address the problems by reducing the herd, using 4-poster stations to kill the ticks on the deer, and contraception or sterilization to reduce deer population growth. North Haven Village residents that are directly affected by any implementation of these plans are well aware of what is happening and when. The Village staff and I have responded to all phone calls or inquiries from North Haven residents about our actions. The feedback we have received from our residents to these plans has been very positive. Our community is aware of the problems deer overpopulation has created for North Haven Village. Our residents asked us to come up with a plan to address the problems and I believe we have done that, with their input. We then communicated the plans back to all the residents of the community, and will continue to keep them apprised of the plans and progress. Jeff Sander Mayor, North Haven Village

Sunset over a frozen Noyack Bay

Beautiful skating weather

Glen Ficorelli and Dad Jimmy clearing Rider Pond for week-end skating. Thanks guys

SANTA will be coming to North Haven on December 14th. Call Regina Humanitzki at 725-7112 to reserve a visit to your neighborhood/home. Santa will arrive by fire truck. You will hear the sirens when he approaches your area. Children who are signed up for a Santa visit will receive a holiday stocking filled with holiday treats. This will be the 59th year the children of North Haven get a special visit from Santa. Thank you to Regina and the North Haven Village Improvement Soci...ety for sponsoring this event. Volunteers are needed to help stuff holiday stockings. Interested residents should go to Village Hall on Friday December 13 at 1100AM. See more

Joe Zaykowski gives a great presentation at the cemetery on war veteran John Payne Sr. who is buried at the cemetery. The event was very well attended by some 40 residents to help celebrate Veterans Day.

North Haven History. On Monday November 11 North Haven Historian Joe Zaykowski will give a brief talk about North Haven's French Indian/Revolutionary War Veteran John Payne Sr. This event will celebrate the 200th Anniversary in which Mr. Payne was lain to rest. There will also be a celebration of the cemetery restoration. The event will take place at the North Haven Village Cemetery on Ferry Road at 10:00AM following the Veterans Parade in Sag Harbor. Refreshments will be served.

The Village will start leaf pick-up the week of November 11. The final week of leaf pick-up will be December 9, 2013

Below are comments from Barry Holden about our current candidates and where they stand on the airport and aircraft noise. Barry is very close to this issue and has been a long time advocate of programs to reduce airplane and helicopter noise.

Hello everyone, I hope that this email is not too late but I thought that I would tell you what I know about the candidates running for Town Board seats in East Hampton and Southampton. My focus is only on their relationship to the helicopter and plane noise issue. I am not in any way suggesting that I have any party affiliation on this issue. Southampton Town Board:... Current Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst has been very supportive in our efforts to control the noise and numerous flights out of the EH airport when they disturb their neighbors in the region. We have her promise that this issue will remain on her radar and she will continue to be an advocate to help stop the noise and to push for a Northern route that will take the traffic over the Long Island Sound and around Orient Point.The expansion of the Northern Route to its original mandate will help all of us in neighboring communities. Current Board member Christine Scolera has also been a supporter of our activities. East Hampton Board: Larry Cantwell will run unopposed for the EH supervisor's position and when we spoke to him at length, we felt certain that he will support a true gathering of the data and has told ud that he will not take FAA money without a clear understanding of the ramifications of doing so. We will support his efforts wholeheartedly. On the other hand, current board member, Dominick Stanzione, has been the driving force in sending the helicopters over our communities. He has been a strong proponent of taking FAA money to expand the airport and he has met our pleas for a solution to this problem with sarcasm and stonewalling tactics. Please, whomever you do vote for in East Hampton, do not vote for Dominick Stanzione. Thank you, Barry Holden

Mike Scheibel demonstrates the operation of the 4-Poster feeding station on Mashomack Preserve to Chris Miller

We have found Facebook and easy and quick way to communicate information about the Village. Thanks to all who have connected with our page. We still only have 31 people who have "Liked" the North Haven Village page. Please promote the site and tell your North Haven friends to get connected. We will continue to update the Web Site for those who are not Facebook members.

Chris Miller and I went to Mashomack Preserve on Shelter Island yesterday to lean how to count ticks. The attached video shows Chris Miller using a "flag" to capture ticks off the ground and foliage. The flagging is done for 30 seconds and it is done 30 times at 3 different sites. The ticks are counted and classified after each sampling and the counts are used to measure tick density over time to determine the effectiveness of our deer and tick management programs. Many thanks to Mike Scheibel from the Mashomack Preserve and Dr. Bill Zitek for hosting us and showing us this technique. Many many thanks to Chris Miller from North Haven for going with me and braving the tick infested areas we travelled. Chris is a local Horticulturalist who was on our deer management committee and who will help us with our future efforts. Jeff Sander