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Sag Harbor Village Board Poised To Adopt Waterfront Moratorium

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Sag Harbor Village will impose a six-month moratorium over much of its waterfront later this month. COURTESY SAG HARBOR VILLAGE

Sag Harbor Village will impose a six-month moratorium over much of its waterfront later this month. COURTESY SAG HARBOR VILLAGE

authorStephen J. Kotz on Sep 9, 2020
Barring last-minute surprises, the Sag Harbor Village Board will impose a six-month moratorium covering major development projects along a swath of the village waterfront, extending from the Cormaria retreat center... more

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