The applicant for a large seasonal day camp in North Sea has pulled his plan from review by the Southampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals and is now trying to gain approval from the town’s Planning Board, scaling back the project to try to take advantage of existing zoning rights.
The applicant, Southampton Day Camp Realty LLC, originally sought variances earlier this summer from the ZBA to expand what it maintains is a pre-existing, nonconforming use on a 17.3-acre property off Majors Path in order to create a children’s seasonal day camp there.
That plan prompted a sharp outcry from a number of neighbors who live around nearby Little Fresh Pond. They feared the project will create noise, traffic and negative environmental impacts on both Little Fresh Pond and neighboring Big Fresh... more
The applicant, Southampton Day Camp Realty LLC, originally sought variances earlier this summer from the ZBA to expand what it maintains is a pre-existing, nonconforming use on a 17.3-acre property off Majors Path in order to create a children’s seasonal day camp there.
That plan prompted a sharp outcry from a number of neighbors who live around nearby Little Fresh Pond. They feared the project will create noise, traffic and negative environmental impacts on both Little Fresh Pond and neighboring Big Fresh... more


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17 acres, and 150 kids with unique talent sounds good to me. Find all the budding environmental wizards from high schools all over the nation, And have them tour the East End, and it's singular wonder as an environment like no other. I'd even bend to 200, That's like, 4 per state.
I think it could work...