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Large-Scale Condominium Development Gets Praise At Southampton Village Planning Board Hearing

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An outlined aerial view of Country Pointe at Southampton Village.

An outlined aerial view of Country Pointe at Southampton Village.

A rendering of Country Pointe at Southampton Village.

A rendering of Country Pointe at Southampton Village.

A rendering of Country Pointe at Southampton Village.

A rendering of Country Pointe at Southampton Village.

Country Pointe at Southampton Village development plans.

Country Pointe at Southampton Village development plans.

Michael Marinis

Michael Marinis

vice president of Barrett

vice president of Barrett

Bonacci & Van Weele

Bonacci & Van Weele

P.C. of Hauppauge describes the plans for proposed Country Pointe at Southampton Village development. COLLEEN REYNOLDS

P.C. of Hauppauge describes the plans for proposed Country Pointe at Southampton Village development. COLLEEN REYNOLDS

Michael Marinis

Michael Marinis

vice president of Barrett

vice president of Barrett

Bonacci & Van Weele

Bonacci & Van Weele

P.C. of Hauppauge describes the plans for proposed Country Pointe at Southampton Village development. COLLEEN REYNOLDS

P.C. of Hauppauge describes the plans for proposed Country Pointe at Southampton Village development. COLLEEN REYNOLDS

Evelyn Boxer

Evelyn Boxer

a resident who lives near the proposed Country Pointe at Southampton Village development

a resident who lives near the proposed Country Pointe at Southampton Village development

expresses support for the project. COLLEEN REYNOLDS

expresses support for the project. COLLEEN REYNOLDS

By Colleen Reynolds on Jun 8, 2011
A condominium project proposed for a property at the northwestern corner of Southampton Village and adjoining land in unincorporated Southampton Town received a healthy dose of support from neighbors of... more

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