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East Hampton ZBA Member Jaine Mehring Declines To Recuse Herself Over Advocacy Efforts

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Jaine Mehring launched Build.In.Kind a few years back in an effort to curb overdevelopment. In March, she addressed the East Hampton Town Board about a formula that would reduce maximum house size. When she spoke to the Express News Group at the time, she noted she was not speaking in her official capacity as a member of the Zoning Board of Appeals. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Town’s measure to curb overdevelopment resurfaced recently when an attorney requested that Zoning Board of Appeals member Jaine Mehring recuse herself from reviewing an application due to her... more

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East Hampton ZBA Member Jaine Mehring Declines To Recuse Herself Over Advocacy Efforts

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