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Southampton Town, Developer Complete Sale Of Land For Village’s Steinbeck Park

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Topsoil, donated by Steve Mezynieski’s Southampton Excavation Co., is delivered on October 1, 2018 at 1,3,5 Ferry Road, which Southampton Town’s Community Preservation Fund bought for $10.5 million from developer Jay Bialsky on July 24. 2019.

Topsoil, donated by Steve Mezynieski’s Southampton Excavation Co., is delivered on October 1, 2018 at 1,3,5 Ferry Road, which Southampton Town’s Community Preservation Fund bought for $10.5 million from developer Jay Bialsky on July 24. 2019.

authorStaff Writer on Jul 22, 2019
In a pivotal step toward the creation of a new waterfront park in Sag Harbor, developer Jay Bialsky and the Town of Southampton’s Community Preservation Fund closed on the $10.5-million... more

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