It has been 15 months since former Suffolk County Legislator George Guldi’s Westhampton Beach home was gutted by a fire, and one village resident is tired of seeing what he calls a hazardous eyesore still standing.
“I’d like to see them knock it down,” Peter Lehmann said this week after making the same request to the Westhampton Beach Village Board earlier this month.
At the board meeting on February 4, Mr. Lehmann voiced concern about the decrepit and boarded up two-story building on Griffing Avenue, and asked if village officials had the power to force Mr. Guldi to demolish it. The former legislator, who was indicated in September on felony insurance fraud charges after authorities said he failed to spend the $853,000 issued by his insurance company to rebuild the home, secured... more
“I’d like to see them knock it down,” Peter Lehmann said this week after making the same request to the Westhampton Beach Village Board earlier this month.
At the board meeting on February 4, Mr. Lehmann voiced concern about the decrepit and boarded up two-story building on Griffing Avenue, and asked if village officials had the power to force Mr. Guldi to demolish it. The former legislator, who was indicated in September on felony insurance fraud charges after authorities said he failed to spend the $853,000 issued by his insurance company to rebuild the home, secured... more













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Why dont you put yourself in his shoes and think if your house caught on fire. Would you want the neighbors complaining about the appearence of your house? I don't really think so! I'm sure you would have plenty of other things on your mind and you wouldn't want the neighbors ...more complaining.
I am serious when I say if it bothers the neighbors so much, they should offer to fix it!
P.S. EQme- Everyone is entitled to their own opinions and mine is keep your's to yourself! (How's that for ignorant??)