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Barnyard Animals, Sewage and Vehicles on Hampton Bays Property in Southampton Town's Sights

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Southampton Town will take steps to clean up the a property off Main Street in Hampton Bays that officials say is littered with possibly illegally occupied RVs, barnyard animals and raw sewage. DANA SHAW

Southampton Town will take steps to clean up the a property off Main Street in Hampton Bays that officials say is littered with possibly illegally occupied RVs, barnyard animals and raw sewage. DANA SHAW

authorMichael Wright on Feb 12, 2025
Southampton Town will take steps to force a Hampton Bays property owner to clean up what officials say is an illegal and unsanitary mess on a lot behind Main Street... more

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