House Expansion Might Yield Better Public Access In Sag Harbor
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The owner of a house at the end of Green Street in Sag Harbor has offered to clear phragmites from this village-owned parcel that will effectively provide public access to the Upper Cove. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
The house at 12 Green Street will be moved away from Sag Harbor's Upper Cove to allow for the installation of a modern wastewater treatment system. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
The owner of a house at the end of Green Street in Sag Harbor has offered to clear phragmites from this village-owned parcel that will effectively provide public access to the Upper Cove. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
The house at 12 Green Street will be moved away from Sag Harbor's Upper Cove to allow for the installation of a modern wastewater treatment system. STEPHEN J. KOTZ
Stephen J. Kotz on Oct 5, 2020
The owner of a house at the end of Green Street, a cul de sac off of Glover Street, has proposed, as part of a major renovation plan, to clear... more
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Stephen J. Kotz on Oct 5, 2020