New North Haven Clearing Restrictions Aimed at Protecting 'Majestic' Trees - 27 East
logo logo logo logo

Sag Harbor Express

Environment / Government / News / Sag Harbor Express / 2074752

New North Haven Clearing Restrictions Aimed at Protecting ‘Majestic’ Trees

icon 2 Photos
Mature oak trees like this one are the kinds of trees North Haven Mayor Christ Fiore says would be more likely to be protected with a new tree clearing zoning amendment the North Haven Village Board is considering.

Mature oak trees like this one are the kinds of trees North Haven Mayor Christ Fiore says would be more likely to be protected with a new tree clearing zoning amendment the North Haven Village Board is considering.

North Haven Mayor Chris Fiore said trees like these eastern red cedars could be removed and replaced with ornamental grasses under the village's existing code.

North Haven Mayor Chris Fiore said trees like these eastern red cedars could be removed and replaced with ornamental grasses under the village's existing code.

authorStephen J. Kotz on Feb 1, 2023
North Haven Mayor Chris Fiore grew up in Uniondale in the 1950s. “It was one big potato field,” he said this week. “I had to ride my bike to Roosevelt... more

Related Stories

You May Also Like:

Sag Harbor Partnership Closes on Steinbeck Home Purchase

The Sag Harbor Partnership announced on Thursday, March 30, that it had closed on the ... 30 Mar 2023 by Staff Writer

27Speaks: Looking Back on the First Three Years of COVID

With the passage of the three-year mark since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in New York ... by 27Speaks

Sag Harbor Village Police Reports for the Week of March 30

SAG HARBOR — Village Police pulled over a truck on Glover Street on March 20 around 7:55 a.m. after noticing gas leaking from the bed of the truck. According to police, the driver told them one of his gas cans had toppled over. The Sag Harbor Village Highway Department cleaned up the roadway, said police, who made sure the gas can was safely covered before the driver left the area. SAG HARBOR — An anonymous caller reached out to Village Police on March 20, around 3 p.m., to report seeing a man passed out on a lawn on Hempstead Street. ... by Staff Writer

Thousands of Soaked Sneaks Go to a Good Cause

After the basement of his family’s venerable sporting goods store, Gubbins Running Ahead in East ... 29 Mar 2023 by Michael Wright

‘A Classic With a Twist’: Pierson High School Will Put On ‘Cinderella’ Musical

Pierson High School students — and a few middle schoolers — have been hard at ... by Cailin Riley

A Return to a Cultural Tradition at Pierson

The devastating effect that the coronavirus pandemic had on the education system has been well ... by Cailin Riley

Park Committee Members Resign After Lovelady Powell House Is Demolished

The Lovelady Powell house in North Haven was demolished on February 22. The property, which ... by Elizabeth Vespe

Combined Pierson Southampton Robotics Team Earns Prestigious Award, Is Headed to Worlds in Texas

The Pierson/Southampton Robotics Team is headed west. At a Long Island regional First Robotics competition ... by Cailin Riley

Bonac Girls Track Wins Season Opener Over Hauppauge

If the 76-64 home victory over Hauppauge last Thursday, March 23, was any indication, the ... by Drew Budd

With Entire Team Back, Bridgehampton/Ross Baseball Looks To Build Upon Last Season

The Bridgehampton/Ross School baseball team burst onto the scene last season, its first varsity campaign ... by Drew Budd