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East Hamtpon To Give $1.1 Million To Water Improvement Projects

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East Hampton Town will help Sag Harbor Village fund the creation of several “rain gardens” along Bay Street and other streets that lead to Havens Beach, to help capture stormwater runoff and the pollutants and bacteria it carries toward Sag Harbor Cove.

East Hampton Town will help Sag Harbor Village fund the creation of several “rain gardens” along Bay Street and other streets that lead to Havens Beach, to help capture stormwater runoff and the pollutants and bacteria it carries toward Sag Harbor Cove.

authorMichael Wright on Jun 16, 2020
East Hampton Town will give more than $1.1 million in Community Preservation Fund revenues to several businesses, the Montauk Library and Sag Harbor Village for water quality improvement projects this... more

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