Town of Southampton officials are considering legislation that would increase the length of terms for both trustees and the town supervisor.
The proposal, most recently discussed at the town board meeting on December 12, would change the term limits from eight to 12 years. Currently, town supervisors can serve two four-year terms, while town council members hold four, two-year terms.
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