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A high-end supermarket has an agreement in place with the owners of a shuttered automobile dealership in Southampton Village to build a grocery store at the site, which has been eyed by village officials for a possible supermarket, and the Village Board is considering a code change that would allow a grocery store to be built there.
Gil Flanagan, an attorney with the South Main Street firm Bourke, Flanagan and Asato P.C. in Southampton Village, represents the Glennon family, who own the 68,950-square-foot lot at 630 Hampton Road, at the intersection of Flying Point Road.
He declined to name the grocery store interested in the parcel without the consent of his clients, but said that sketches of the store call for an approximately 17,238-square-foot building footprint, with an interior mezzanine of about... more
Gil Flanagan, an attorney with the South Main Street firm Bourke, Flanagan and Asato P.C. in Southampton Village, represents the Glennon family, who own the 68,950-square-foot lot at 630 Hampton Road, at the intersection of Flying Point Road.
He declined to name the grocery store interested in the parcel without the consent of his clients, but said that sketches of the store call for an approximately 17,238-square-foot building footprint, with an interior mezzanine of about... more
Fiddle we must!
hmmm. isn't that what the Glennons are doing?
So, regulation is useless eh ? Let's rezone meadow lane and build condos and motels. Make 230 elm street a casino. a 7-11 on hill street. Imazine how much money those property owners would make. Substance enough ?
i would bet on Citarella.
$29/lb steaks and overpriced crudite. perfect for southampton.