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Neighbors Ask How 'Preserved' Noyac Tract Can Be Developed

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Diane Deger, Rebecca Chapman, Jim and Evelyn DiLorenzo, and Donna Denon, all residents of Northview Hills Court in Noyac, want to know how Southampton Town can allow a subdivision to take place on land they were told was protected by a conservation easement. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Diane Deger, Rebecca Chapman, Jim and Evelyn DiLorenzo, and Donna Denon, all residents of Northview Hills Court in Noyac, want to know how Southampton Town can allow a subdivision to take place on land they were told was protected by a conservation easement. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

authorStephen J. Kotz on Nov 9, 2022
Residents of Northview Court in Noyac say it was their understanding that a 12.2-acre strip of vacant land at the top of their road bordering the Paumonak Path hiking trail... more

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