Real Estate Boards

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104 Lewis Street, Southampton - Successfully argued before the Village of Southampton Board of Architectural Review and Historic Preservation (ARB) that the house should not be considered a landmark; the Board granted the Certificate of Appropriateness allowing for the demolition and building of new construction.

42 Old Town Crossing, Southampton – Successfully argued before the Village of Southampton ARB that the house should not be considered a landmark; the Board granted the Certificate of Appropriateness allowing for the demolition and building of new construction.

48 Old Town Crossing, Southampton – Successfully argued before the Village of Southampton ARB that the architecture of the proposed residence was compliant with the Code; the Board approved the application for a single family dwelling and accessory structures.

9 Main Street, LLC, Southampton – Successfully argued before the Village of Southampton Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) that an off-street parking variance was necessary in order to permit a proposed second story addition to the existing one story building; the Board granted an off-street parking space variance to the extent of 10 spaces and an off-street truck loading space variance to the extent of one space in order to permit the proposed second story addition.

430 Halsey Neck Lane, Southampton – Successfully argued before the Village of Southampton ZBA for a setback/yard variance for a proposed addition to an existing garage; the Board found that a setback variance to 8.6 feet from the northerly side line and a front yard variance for the proposed addition to the existing garage were warranted.

117 Wickapogue Road, Southampton – Successfully argued before the Village of Southampton ZBA requesting a front yard variance to 60 feet where 80 feet is required; the Board, upon considering Section 7-712-b(3) of the Village Law, granted the request for the front yard variance.

538 Bridge Lane, Sagaponack – Successfully argued before the Village of Sagaponack ZBA for area variances to enable enlargement of an existing residence to include a front yard setback of 63.4 feet where 80 feet is required and to include a rear yard setback of 20 feet where 100 feet is required; the Board granted the application in all respects.

37 Sagg Main Street, Sagaponack – Successfully argued before the Village of Sagaponack ZBA for an area variance to allow location of a detached accessory structure with a side yard of 20 feet were Village Code Section 245-132 requires 30 feet; the Board concluded that the applicant satisfied the standards within Village Law Section 7-712-b(3) and the application was approved.

53 Sagg Main Street, Sagaponack – Successfully argued before the Village of Sagaponack ARB that the structure not be deemed historical and that the barn, addition, garage and shed be demolished; the Board found the structure did not warrant landmark status and buildings were approved for demolition.

41 Crescent Street, Noyac (Sag Harbor) – Successfully argued before the Town of Southampton ZBA for relief from the provision of Town Code Section 330-84D (pyramid height) for a proposed encroachment in the amount of 1,154 cubic feet for a proposed two-story dwelling; the Board granted the requested relief.