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Huntting Inn Owner Sues East Hampton Village, ZBA Over Pool Denial

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The LLC that owns the Huntting Inn is suing East Hampton Village over the Zoning Board of Appeals determination regarding the inn's plan to add a swimming pool, hot tub and patio to the grounds. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

The LLC that owns the Huntting Inn is suing East Hampton Village over the Zoning Board of Appeals determination regarding the inn's plan to add a swimming pool, hot tub and patio to the grounds. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Portions of the Huntting Inn, in East Hampton Village's Main Street Historic District, date to 1699. It has been used for lodging since the 1870s. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Portions of the Huntting Inn, in East Hampton Village's Main Street Historic District, date to 1699. It has been used for lodging since the 1870s. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Nov 26, 2024
The limited liability company that owns and operates the Huntting Inn and the Palm restaurant in East Hampton Village has sued the village, its Zoning Board of Appeals, the Village... more

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