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Neighbors’ Challenge to AT&T Monopole at St. Peter’s Chapel in Springs Is Denied

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A court challenge to the East Hampton Town Planning Board's approval of a 70-foot-tall monopole at St. Peter's Church in Springs has been denied. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

A court challenge to the East Hampton Town Planning Board's approval of a 70-foot-tall monopole at St. Peter's Church in Springs has been denied. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Neighbors argued that the 70-foot-tall monopole was out of character with its setting at St. Peter's Chapel in Springs and posed a hazard to neighboring properties. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Neighbors argued that the 70-foot-tall monopole was out of character with its setting at St. Peter's Chapel in Springs and posed a hazard to neighboring properties. CHRISTOPHER WALSH

Christopher Walsh on Sep 3, 2024
A State Supreme Court judge has denied an Article 78 petition filed in 2022 by residents living near the 143-year-old St. Peter’s Chapel in Springs. They had fought a long... more

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