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As Erosion Worsens, Culloden Residents Seek Solution From East Hampton Town Board: a Zone Change To Allow Shore-Hardening Structures

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Brian Frank, East Hampton Town's chief environmental analyst, did not support a zone change request at Culloden Shores in Montauk. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Aram Terchunian told the East Hampton Town Board that four properties at Culloden Shores in Montauk should be moved to a different Coastal Erosion Overlay District zone. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

A sometimes tense East Hampton Town Board work session in Montauk, which laid bare the tension between protecting natural resources — in this instance, the shoreline — and the fear... more

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As Erosion Worsens, Culloden Residents Seek Solution From East Hampton Town Board: a Zone Change To Allow Shore-Hardening Structures

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As Erosion Worsens, Culloden Residents Seek Solution From East Hampton Town Board: a Zone Change To Allow Shore-Hardening Structures

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