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Sag Harbor Mayor Urges Waterways Panel To Try Again on New Harbor Rules

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Members of the Harbor Committee and Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy met to review the harbor management chart that has been developed in association with a proposed overhaul of the village waterways code at a work session of the Harbor Committee on December 5. From left, the panel’s environmental consultant Charles Voorhis; panel chair Mary Ann Eddy; panel attorney Fred W. Thiele Jr.; John Parker; Mayor Mulcahy (not visible), and Will Sharp.

Members of the Harbor Committee and Mayor Kathleen Mulcahy met to review the harbor management chart that has been developed in association with a proposed overhaul of the village waterways code at a work session of the Harbor Committee on December 5. From left, the panel’s environmental consultant Charles Voorhis; panel chair Mary Ann Eddy; panel attorney Fred W. Thiele Jr.; John Parker; Mayor Mulcahy (not visible), and Will Sharp.

Peter Boody on Dec 10, 2019
Derailed by unexpected opposition last winter, a major revision of the village’s waterways code proposed by the Harbor Committee to regulate mooring and anchoring in the outer harbor got a... more

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