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East Hampton To Pay $7 Million For Preservation Of Amagansett Land

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East Hampton Town has agreed to purchase 13 acres of undeveloped land off Arbor Path in the Stony Hill area of Amagansett for $7 million over the next three years.

East Hampton Town has agreed to purchase 13 acres of undeveloped land off Arbor Path in the Stony Hill area of Amagansett for $7 million over the next three years.

East Hampton Town has agreed to purchase 13 acres of undeveloped land off Arbor Path in the Stony Hill area of Amagansett for $7 million over the next three years.

East Hampton Town has agreed to purchase 13 acres of undeveloped land off Arbor Path in the Stony Hill area of Amagansett for $7 million over the next three years. Kyril Bromley

East Hampton Town has proposed purchasing 14 Kings Point Road in Springs. The house, which sits at the headwaters of Hog Creek, would be torn down and the land restored to a natural state.

East Hampton Town has proposed purchasing 14 Kings Point Road in Springs. The house, which sits at the headwaters of Hog Creek, would be torn down and the land restored to a natural state. Kyril Bromley

authorMichael Wright on Dec 20, 2019
A landowner in Amagansett has agreed to a $7 million deal with East Hampton Town that will preserve 13 acres of land in Stony Hill over the next three years.... more

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