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Three Mile Harbor Road Development Plans Spark Skepticism on East Hampton Town Board Over Employer-Owned Housing

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The idea has an early detractor. JACK MOTZ

Kirby Marcantonio has asked to change the use of this land to allow an affordable condo-style development on the property. JACK MOTZ

East Hampton Housing Authority Executive Director Catherine Casey was one of many who spoke out against the plans for a 79-unit development on Three Mile Harbor Road. JACK MOTZ

Kirby Marcantonio has proposed constructing 79 units for workforce housing on Three Mile Harbor Road in East Hampton. JACK MOTZ

What was meant to be a discussion of rezoning a slice of land on Three Mile Harbor Road for affordable housing morphed into a question of whether employer-owned should be... more

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Three Mile Harbor Road Development Plans Spark Skepticism on East Hampton Town Board Over Employer-Owned Housing

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Three Mile Harbor Road Development Plans Spark Skepticism on East Hampton Town Board Over Employer-Owned Housing

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