Summary
A developer wants to split a nearly one-acre Port Washington parcel into three lots, each about 10 feet narrower than the code's average lot width. Neighbors packed the hearing citing traffic on the blind-curve road, loss of mature trees, drainage, and the precedent it would set for Beacon Hill.
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Last discussed Aug 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
Three new homes on a road residents already call dangerous and congested.
The developer gains a third buildable lot on prime Port Washington real estate.
Nearby residents say they'd bear added traffic, parking strain, tree loss, and a weakened precedent against overdevelopment.
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