Resume

1985:

Counsel, East Hampton Town Architectural Review Board

1986:

Counsel East Hampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals

1986:

Counsel, East Hampton Town Planning Board

1987:

Counsel, Village of North Haven Zoning Board of Appeals

1988:

Counsel, Village of North Haven

1989:

Counsel, Fisher Island Refuse District

1990:

Special Litigation Counsel, Town of Southampton

1990:

Committee Chairman, Zoning and Planning Committee for the Town of East Hampton: Chaired and co-authored report recommending changes in the zoning code and practices in the Town of East Hampton, New York.

2009-

2010

Represented “Save Sag Harbor” in supporting the creation of an updated Village of Sag Harbor zoning code designed to protect Sag Harbor’s historic character.

2009-

2010

Represented “Save Our Waterfront”, a coalition of residents opposing the creation of a condominium project on Sag Harbor’s scenic waterfront.

2008-

2009:

Save Sag Harbor: Representing community group favoring updated and modernized zoning code

2008:

Opposition Ferry Road Condominium – opposing 40,000 sq.ft. condominium project adjacent to Sag Harbor North Haven Bridge

2008:

Chabad of Southampton Special Permit Approval and Appellate litigation

2008:

Sag Harbor litigation opposing and reversing “un-merger” of merged lots – Vicker Street

2008:

Opposition to 36,000 sq.ft. barn Bridgehampton

2007:

Fillippelli Accabonac property acquisition

2007:

Protection of Sag Harbor Gingerbread House, defeat of commercial building on Main Street

2007:

Protection of historic Thomas Strong House, Wainscott by farmland protection in adjacent Hand subdivision

2007:

Opposition to development of Wickapogue Fields, Village of Southampton

2007:

Opposition Village of Southampton, Post Lane small house teardown

2004:

Negotiated sale for preservation of 57 acre property of Anthony D. Duke, sale resulted in creation of a public park.

2002:

Opposed partial demolition of the Parrish Art Museum and new construction on historic Jobs Lane, Southampton, New York. The Parrish Art Museum is listed on the National Register of Historic Paces. Opposition terminated development plan and preserved the historic site intact.

2000:

Opposed development of the Hamlet Farm Fields of Bridgehampton urging acquisition and creation of heirloom farming site. Opposition terminated development plan, and permitted Town of Southampton acquisition of most of the site.

1998:

Opposed creation of a shopping center at the eastern gateway to the Hamlet of Bridgehampton. Opposition terminated the development plan, preserved a historic Temple Front Greek Revival House and generated acquisition by the Town of Southampton, and the creation of Revolutionary Park.

1990:

Shadmoor Subdivision Approval: Concluded a ten (10) review of a proposed subdivision of 100 acres. Approval generated a County acquisition of the property for a public parK.