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Southampton Village Planning Board Unanimously Approves Cell Tower Site Plan; Negative Declaration Issued for Fowler Subdivision

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The Southampton Village Planning Board unanimously approved the site plan for the construction of a 125-foot monopole cell tower at 25 Windmill Lane, adjacent to the firehouse. The tower will improve communications for first responders in the village. DANA SHAW

The Southampton Village Planning Board unanimously approved the site plan for the construction of a 125-foot monopole cell tower at 25 Windmill Lane, adjacent to the firehouse. The tower will improve communications for first responders in the village. DANA SHAW

authorCailin Riley on Oct 8, 2025
The Southampton Village Planning Board last week unanimously approved the site plan for a 125-foot monopole cellphone tower that will be constructed on village-owned property at 25 Windmill Lane by... more

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