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Approximately 100 angry North Sea residents packed a Southampton Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on Thursday night—following a protest on the steps of Town Hall—to deliver an emphatic and emotional message to members of the board, that they don’t want a children’s seasonal day camp in North Sea.
Carrying colorful protest signs, members of the community turned out to oppose applicant Jay Jacobs’s plan to create a seasonal day camp on Majors Path. Mr. Jacobs is planning to do so by renovating current facilities and structures on the nearly 17.3-acre site, which is near Little Fresh Pond. The camp could eventually boast a membership of 350 to 400 day campers, and up to 60 counselors living on the grounds.
Specifically, the group is waging a challenge before the ZBA on a... more
Carrying colorful protest signs, members of the community turned out to oppose applicant Jay Jacobs’s plan to create a seasonal day camp on Majors Path. Mr. Jacobs is planning to do so by renovating current facilities and structures on the nearly 17.3-acre site, which is near Little Fresh Pond. The camp could eventually boast a membership of 350 to 400 day campers, and up to 60 counselors living on the grounds.
Specifically, the group is waging a challenge before the ZBA on a... more
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