By T.E. McMorrow | April 5, 2012 – 11:26am David Eagan, the attorney for the Concerned Citizens of Wainscott, which has one lawsuit pending over a proposed Wainscott development and another waiting in the wings, blasted the East Hampton Town …
Fight a Flight of Stairs – The East Hampton Star
By Carrie Ann Salvi | February 28, 2013 – 12:45pm The Sag Harbor Village Zoning Board of Appeals listened with apparent empathy on Feb. 19 to neighbors who voiced opposition to plans for a historic house on Garden Street that …
Outdoor “Rooms” Proposed in Redesigned 21 West Water Street Condominiums – The Sag Harbor Express
Posted on 27 February 2013 A revived condominium development at 21 West Water Street was back before the Sag Harbor Village Planning Board Tuesday night, and although the board appeared to look favorably on changes to the original project – …
Sag Harbor ZBA Considers Harbor Heights Variances at Work Session – The Sag Harbor Express
By Kathryn G. Menu With one of the largest, and most contested, proposals since the condominiums at the former Bulova Watchcase Factory on the Sag Harbor Village Zoning Board of Appeals’ (ZBA) agenda, last Thursday, village attorney Denise Schoen and …
Year of Challenges for Planners – The East Hampton Star
The East Hampton Town Planning Board returned for business last night with the same members as in 2012, the town board having reappointed Ian Calder-Piedmonte as a member and Reed Jones as chairman for the second year. Nancy Keeshan was …
A Green Light for Baron’s Cove – The East Hampton Star
Despite continued resistance by neighbors, the Baron’s Cove Inn at 31 West Water Street in Sag Harbor will be allowed to proceed with renovations as proposed. Read More Here