State Ignores Objections, Approves Mine Expansion That Would Create 6-Acre Lake In East Hampton - 27 East

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State Ignores Objections, Approves Mine Expansion That Would Create 6-Acre Lake In East Hampton

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15 Middle Highway

authorMichael Wright on Apr 1, 2020
The State Department of Environmental Conservation brushed aside a deluge of objections from East Hampton Town officials and the Suffolk County Water Authority and issued a permit to the owner... more

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