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Trustees review PEP eelgrass mapping; DEP signs with QR codes to be placed on town-owned launch sites

June 22, 2026 | EAST HAMPTON UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York


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Trustees review PEP eelgrass mapping; DEP signs with QR codes to be placed on town-owned launch sites
Trustees reviewed a PEP eelgrass map and discussed placement of DEP-provided informational signage. Barley from the shellfish hatchery said the map is generally accurate but some locations marked as containing eelgrass have sparse beds that the map does not capture by quality grade.

Trustees said most likely sign locations are town-owned launching ramps and road ends where boaters can see and avoid eelgrass beds. The DEP signs are informational only and include QR codes linking to a map and explanatory material; trustees noted the QR code will allow users to view a time series of photos or mapping.

Trustees and hatchery staff discussed coordination with the town regarding installation and locations; trustees noted that most of the candidate sign locations are on town property and will require town involvement for installation decisions.

Next steps: trustees will review sign designs being dropped off for staff approval and coordinate with town land-management for installation at appropriate road ends and ramp locations.

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