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Sag Harbor Village Board Takes First Peek At Affordable Housing Proposal

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Salvatore Coco, left, of BHC Architects, and Roger Pine of Conifer Realty, show plans for the affordable housing development proposed by Adam Potter for property off Rose and Bridge streets to members of the Sag Harbor Village Board on Friday. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Salvatore Coco, left, of BHC Architects, and Roger Pine of Conifer Realty, show plans for the affordable housing development proposed by Adam Potter for property off Rose and Bridge streets to members of the Sag Harbor Village Board on Friday. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Adam Potter listens as the Sag Harbor Village Board took its first look on Friday at a 69-unit affordable housing and commercial development he has proposed for property he has acquired off Bridge and Rose streets. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Adam Potter listens as the Sag Harbor Village Board took its first look on Friday at a 69-unit affordable housing and commercial development he has proposed for property he has acquired off Bridge and Rose streets. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Jul 1, 2022
The developers of a proposal to wed 79 upper-floor affordable apartments with approximately 29,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space in the heart of Sag Harbor gave the Village Board... more

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