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Sag Harbor Will Require Environmental Impact Statement on Potter Housing Project

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Planning consultant Sean McLean, flanked by Michael Keane, left, and David Tepper of Cameron Engineering & Associates, makes a point during a discussion of the environmental review process of an affordable housing and commercial project proposed by developer Adam Potter. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Planning consultant Sean McLean, flanked by Michael Keane, left, and David Tepper of Cameron Engineering & Associates, makes a point during a discussion of the environmental review process of an affordable housing and commercial project proposed by developer Adam Potter. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Nov 9, 2022
The developer Adam Potter and his partners from Conifer Realty will be required to complete a state environmental impact study as part of the review of their proposal to construct... more

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