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Hampton Bays Pattern Book Tinkering Continues as Board Seeks To Assuage Critics of Redevelopment Guide

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Town Board members asked that several edits be made to the latest version of the Hampton Bays hamlet

Town Board members asked that several edits be made to the latest version of the Hampton Bays hamlet "Pattern Book" to remove any sort of guidance that might be construed as the sort of dimensional guidelines that critics have said should be left to specific zoning laws that will be crafted down the road. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Marion Boden.

Marion Boden.

authorMichael Wright on Jul 24, 2024
Southampton Town officials bowed to pressure from a small but vocal group of Hampton Bays residents who have bristled in recent weeks at the latest version of the “pattern book”... more

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