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Despite Objections, Sag Harbor Planning Board Closes Hearing on Potter Application Environmental Impact Statement

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The Sag Harbor Village Planning Board closed a hearing on the draft environmental impact statement for developer Adam Potter's proposed mixed-use development for property at 7 and 11 Bridge Street. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

The Sag Harbor Village Planning Board closed a hearing on the draft environmental impact statement for developer Adam Potter's proposed mixed-use development for property at 7 and 11 Bridge Street. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on May 28, 2025
Over the objection of opponents, the Sag Harbor Village Planning Board on Tuesday, May 27, closed the public hearing on the draft environmental impact statement that Adam Potter has submitted... more

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