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Septic Replacements Surge In East Hampton, But Millions More Is Available For Water Work

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Among the "shovel ready" projects that the town has approved spending CPF revenues on is the replacement of the septic systems at the Springs School, which recieved about $227,000 from the town.

authorMichael Wright on Dec 2, 2019
East Hampton Town saw a surge in the number of homeowners who took advantage of home septic system upgrade incentives in 2019 and has directed more than $1 million to... more

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