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Two Projects Remain Stalled Before Sag Harbor Village Regulatory Board

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Rendering of rear of 207 Main Street in Sag Harbor with proposed railing atop existing addition’s flat roof.

Rendering of rear of 207 Main Street in Sag Harbor with proposed railing atop existing addition’s flat roof.

Rendering of proposed Peyton house at 26 Jermain Avenue. HPARB members noted that the rendering does not show the rise in the terrain on which the house will sit.

Rendering of proposed Peyton house at 26 Jermain Avenue. HPARB members noted that the rendering does not show the rise in the terrain on which the house will sit.

Peter Boody on May 9, 2022
Even though his architect proposed a 1-foot reduction in its height, most members of Sag Harbor Village’s Historic Preservation and Architectural Review Board continued to resist James Peyton’s plans for... more

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