Elected officials are impressed with this grass roots effort! Yet as of now the last scheduled public hearing is tonight, Tuesday Dec 9 at Southampton Town Hall at 6PM...although the developer will have continued hearings with the Board. If you cannot attend tonight and speak - - consider sending an email saying deny the developer’s request for a change in zoning. That you don’t believe trading water quality and public accessed lands for a zoning change that permits private residential development along the Shinnecock Canal and a commercial hotel complex nearby is a fair trade in the public’s interest. To the Town of Southampton Council: Honorable Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst: athrone-holst@southamptontownny.gov Honorable Councilperson Bradley Bender: bbender@southamptontownny.gov Honorable Councilperson Bridget Fleming: bfleming@southamptontownny.gov Honorable CouncilpersonStan Glinka: sglinka@southamptontownny.gov Honorable Councilperson Christine Sclera:cscalera@southamptontownny.gov legislators: New York State Assemblymen Fred Thiele: ThieleF@assembly.state.ny.us Suffolk County Legislator Jay Schneiderman: Jay.Schneiderman@suffolkcountyny.gov