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Southampton Town Planning Board's Split Vote Approves East Quogue Golf Resort Project

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In a split vote, the Lewis Road golf resort plan in East Quogue was approved on December 9.

In a split vote, the Lewis Road golf resort plan in East Quogue was approved on December 9.

One of the entrances to the Lewis Road resort, off Spinney Road in East Quogue. after years of review, it was approved by the Southampton Town Planning Board in a split vote on December 8.

One of the entrances to the Lewis Road resort, off Spinney Road in East Quogue. after years of review, it was approved by the Southampton Town Planning Board in a split vote on December 8.

Kitty Merrill on Dec 14, 2022
It’s all over but the lawsuits. A decade-long, often convoluted and always controversial process came to an end on December 8, when a majority of the members of the Southampton... more

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