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East Hampton Officials To Propose Moratorium In Wainscott

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The site of the former Star Room nightclub in Wainscott is being proposed for a car wash. LAURA WEIR

The site of the former Star Room nightclub in Wainscott is being proposed for a car wash. LAURA WEIR

The site of the former Star Room nightclub in Wainscott is being proposed for a car wash. LAURA WEIR

The site of the former Star Room nightclub in Wainscott is being proposed for a car wash. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

The East Hampton Town Board has proposed a building moratorium for the Wainscott business corridor. LAURA WEIR

Local residents attend the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee meeting on September 10 at the Wainscott Chapel. JON WINKLER

Local residents attend the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee meeting on September 10 at the Wainscott Chapel. JON WINKLER

Si Kinsella of the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee speaking on the possible construction of a car wash in Wainscott. JON WINKLER

Si Kinsella of the Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee speaking on the possible construction of a car wash in Wainscott. JON WINKLER

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee discussing the problems with the possible construction of a car wash in the

The Wainscott Citizens Advisory Committee discussing the problems with the possible construction of a car wash in the

authorMichael Wright on Sep 13, 2016
The East Hampton Town Board will propose a moratorium on new commercial development, or substantial redevelopment of commercial properties, in the Wainscott hamlet business district that would halt consideration of... more

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