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Click to read "THE BIG PICTURE", an editorial in the PRESS OF MANORVILLE & THE MORICHES
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Huge projects have been approved, and more are being planned, for the East Moriches/Eastport area. 803 residential units plus 75,000 sq. ft. of commercial on 312 acres in the East Moriches/Eastport area would be built if the proposed and approved projects proceed. Once built, these projects would have to have cumulative effects on their immediate neighborhoods and on the entire area. They would necessarily make demands on infrastructure and schools—and affect taxes.
(The projects are listed from north to south. You can see more information about most projects by clicking on the links in the right sidebar.)
Hampton Club. Requesting a change of zone from A-1 (1 acre per residential unit) to B (.5 acres per residential unit) to build 119 clustered units on 76 acres south of Eastport Manor Road. In CGA and CR 51 area.
Toppings Farms. Subdivision approved for 4 homes on 9 acres. In PB Core.
Eastport Meadows. 70 clustered residences are proposed for 95 acres north of Old Montauk Highway. In CGA, HD & TZ, and CR 51 area.
Eastport Hamlet Center. Seeking a change of zone from A-1 and J-2 to PDD for 75,000 sq. ft. commercial and 90 residential units on 13 acres. In HD & TZ.
Another Eastport Meadows. 50 PRC townhouse units are being built on 7 acres south of the LIRR in the block east of Seatuck Avenue. In TZ.
Heritage Square. 408 units are approved for a Planned Retirement Congregate Housing Community for 52 acres on the west side of the Riverhead Road (CR 51) for most of the distance from the Montauk Highway to the Sunrise. Litigation is pending. In CGA and CR 51 area.
The Oaks. An approved 62 home subdivision on 58 acres. The Town and County are reportedly in the process of acquiring the land for open space, as EMPOA has urged, but it hasn't happened yet.
