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Sag Harbor Developer Says He would Offer Space For 7-Eleven If He Could Only Get A Building Permit

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A rendering of a building proposed by David Schiavoni on Long Island Avenue in Sag Harbor. COURTESY DAVID SCHIAVONI

A rendering of a building proposed by David Schiavoni on Long Island Avenue in Sag Harbor. COURTESY DAVID SCHIAVONI

The Schiavoni property on Long Island Avenue remains vacant. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

The Schiavoni property on Long Island Avenue remains vacant. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Apr 22, 2021
Could Sag Harbor’s 7-Eleven find a new home on the Schiavoni property, a commercially zoned strip next to the Sag Harbor Post Office? “The deal is ready to go,” according... more

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