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Sag Harbor Village Board Approves New Zoning Rules for Historically Black Neighborhoods

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Renee Simons criticized the Sag Harbor Village Board for failing to act on the SANS organization's request that the village add three historically Black neighborhoods to the village's historic district. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Renee Simons criticized the Sag Harbor Village Board for failing to act on the SANS organization's request that the village add three historically Black neighborhoods to the village's historic district. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Steve William, president of the Azurest Property Owners Association, spoke in favor of the overlay district proposal. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Steve William, president of the Azurest Property Owners Association, spoke in favor of the overlay district proposal. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Dec 14, 2022
The Sag Harbor Village Board on Tuesday unanimously approved the creation of a special zoning district for the three historically Black beachfront communities on the east side of the village.... more

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