Hearing to Continue on Cutchogue Woods
The public will continue to have a chance to weigh in in July on a proposed 24-unit affordable housing complex
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Housing
Editorial: Housing Needs All Hands
With the onset of summer around here, everything bureaucratic moves a little slower, as local governments deal with the pressing
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All Hands on Housing
Pictured Above: Volunteers from Shelter Island helped build a Habitat for Humanity home in Riverside earlier this year |. Habitat
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Southold Hears Two Cutchogue Housing Pitches
Pictured Above: The proposed site of Cutchogue Woods on Route 48 in Cutchogue. A workforce housing complex in Greenport that
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Sag Harbor Releases Draft Housing Plan
The Sag Harbor Village Board unveiled a draft of its proposed new affordable housing zoning code on Tuesday, Feb. 8,
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Governor’s Housing Plan Roundly Rebuked
Pictured Above: Governor Kathy Hochul at a 2018 opening ceremony for the Peconic Crossing workforce housing complex in Riverhead, when
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New Housing and Hopes in Riverside
Pictured Above: At the Feb. 10 wall raising. | Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk photo Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk
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Sag Harbor Plans Village-Wide Affordable Housing Overlay District
The Sag Harbor Village Board is expected to introduce a code revision in February that would make the entire village an Affordable Housing Overlay District, allowing affordable apartments in commercial districts and auxiliary housing units in the residentially zoned portion of the Village.
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East Hampton Launches “All Hands on Housing” Effort
East Hampton Town leads Suffolk County in three notable realms, said Town Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc in his Jan. 3 State of the Town address: by its high cost of living, with the highest poverty rate in Suffolk County, and, on the bright side, with the highest number of affordable housing units per capita on Long Island.
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Community Housing in the Spotlight
Pictured Above: This town-owned lot on South Ferry Road on Shelter Island could soon be a rental housing development, much
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Southold Makes Changes to Short-Term Rental Code
Southold Town changed its six-year-old short-term rental law with little fanfare in early December, allowing rentals of less than 14 nights in several commercial zoning districts.
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