A public hearing on plans to demolish the Harbor Heights gas station in Sag Harbor and build a larger one in its place and add on a convenience store drew a big crowd to a Sag Harbor Village Zoning Board meeting on Tuesday night. Ultimately, the discussion dragged on for so long that board members decided to cut it off and resume discussion next month.
The plan has long been a source of contention among residents who claim the new design is too big and would destroy the residential and historical character of the neighborhood.
Petroleum Ventures has been seeking for years to tear down a 1,874-square-foot garage and office building currently on the site, at 144 Hampton Street, also known as Route 114. In its place it would build a new,... more
The plan has long been a source of contention among residents who claim the new design is too big and would destroy the residential and historical character of the neighborhood.
Petroleum Ventures has been seeking for years to tear down a 1,874-square-foot garage and office building currently on the site, at 144 Hampton Street, also known as Route 114. In its place it would build a new,... more



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