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Jay Jacobs, the developer behind a plan to create a summer day camp on Majors Path in North Sea, said this week that he has no interest in selling his land to Southampton Town for preservation purposes, despite requests from neighboring residents for the town to buy the parcel.
Southampton Town Community Preservation Fund Manager Mary Wilson said her department sent Mr. Jacobs an outreach letter in mid-October to see if he was willing to sell the land, but that the town had not heard back from him. The 17-acre parcel of land was added to the Community Preservation Fund Project Plan in 2001, Ms. Wilson said, long before Mr. Jacobs purchased the land in 2010.
Residents who live near Mr. Jacobs’s 17-acre property have opposed his application to create a large... more
Southampton Town Community Preservation Fund Manager Mary Wilson said her department sent Mr. Jacobs an outreach letter in mid-October to see if he was willing to sell the land, but that the town had not heard back from him. The 17-acre parcel of land was added to the Community Preservation Fund Project Plan in 2001, Ms. Wilson said, long before Mr. Jacobs purchased the land in 2010.
Residents who live near Mr. Jacobs’s 17-acre property have opposed his application to create a large... more
Just take the money an run. This place has been "used" enough.