The Southampton Town Trustees on Monday afternoon began—for a third time—their review of plans for new boat docking facilities at Dockers Waterside Restaurant and Marina on Dune Road in East Quogue.
The Trustees opened their latest review of the application, which is identical to one they approved in 2008 but was nullified in 2010 by a state judge, by poring over an environmental assessment form prepared for them by town consulting firm Nelson Pope & Voorhis. The form lays out the physical details of the proposed work and explores what the expected impact of each component could be on the surrounding area, both above and below the waterline.
Over the next month, the Trustees will have to decide whether the application warrants a more exhaustive analysis and the completion of a state... more
The Trustees opened their latest review of the application, which is identical to one they approved in 2008 but was nullified in 2010 by a state judge, by poring over an environmental assessment form prepared for them by town consulting firm Nelson Pope & Voorhis. The form lays out the physical details of the proposed work and explores what the expected impact of each component could be on the surrounding area, both above and below the waterline.
Over the next month, the Trustees will have to decide whether the application warrants a more exhaustive analysis and the completion of a state... more



May 9, 2012 1:16 PM






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