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County Commission Says Wainscott Commercial Center Plans Need More Work

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The former Wainscott Sand & Gravel mine in Wainscott, which has been proposed to be redeveloped into a 50-lot light industrial commercial center. The Suffolk County Planning Commission voted last week that the application is incomplete, though whether that determination has any bearing on the East Hampton Town Planning Board's review of the project is still undetermined. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The former Wainscott Sand & Gravel mine in Wainscott, which has been proposed to be redeveloped into a 50-lot light industrial commercial center. The Suffolk County Planning Commission voted last week that the application is incomplete, though whether that determination has any bearing on the East Hampton Town Planning Board's review of the project is still undetermined. MICHAEL WRIGHT

authorMichael Wright on Mar 8, 2023
The Suffolk County Planning Commission last week declared, in a unanimous vote, that the application for a 50-lot commercial industrial development in Wainscott is “incomplete,” because its members felt that... more

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