NEWS | June 10, 2019
On May 24, John T. Tanacredi, Ph.D., Executive Director, Center for Environmental Research and Coastal Monitoring (CERCOM), presented “Our Coastlines Under Siege” at the LIMBA (Long Island Metro Business Action) meeting. Dr. Tanacredi discussed the...INSIGHTS | By: | January 28, 2019
Three years after its adoption of legislation banning short-term rentals in Southold, and after extensive review and revision to address public concerns, the town board adopted a new Rental Permit Code at its December 18, 2018 meeting. The ban on renting homes for...INSIGHTS | By: | January 22, 2019
An October 2018 New York State Supreme Court, Suffolk County decision setting aside a 2017 Southampton Village Architectural Review and Historic Preservation Board decision approving a nearly 15,000 square foot house on Gin Lane may have considerable impacts on...NEWS | April 20, 2018
Sag Harbor Cinema’s Architectural Plans Earn Review Board Approval ...NEWS | January 25, 2018
On January 10, 2018, the Sag Harbor Partnership Inc., a not-for-profit corporation seeking to purchase and rebuild the Sag Harbor Cinema, which was destroyed in a tragic fire in December of 2016, closed on the purchase of the cinema property. To do that, the...INSIGHTS | By: | January 21, 2018
On December 5, 2017, the Suffolk County Legislature passed legislation amending the Suffolk County Sanitary Code, which imposes new requirements on wastewater management intended to improve water quality throughout Suffolk County. Executive Steve Bellone signed the...NEWS | November 21, 2017
Patrick Fife and Reza Ebrahimi recently represented a local developer in obtaining approvals from the Islip Town Planning Board and tax benefits from Islip Industrial Development Agency that will help transform a neglected professional office building in the heart of...INSIGHTS | By: David M. Dubin | May 16, 2017
On April 13, 2017, the Southampton Village Trustees amended Village Code Section 116-17.1(E). The intent of the Village Code change is to reduce the maximum permitted total gross floor area for dwellings on lots located within Residence Zoning Districts R-40, R-20,...INSIGHTS | By: Christopher D. Kelley, David M. Dubin, John F. Shea | May 16, 2017
Effective March 2, 2017, the East Hampton Village Trustees enacted two important zoning code changes (Local Laws 5 and 6 of 2017), which changed a number of definitions, including “Flag Lot”, “Lot Depth”, “Lot Width”, “Lot Width, Rear”, “Playing...NEWS | February 2, 2017
Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo is pleased to announce that Reza Ebrahimi has become a partner in the firm. Mr. Ebrahimi is a general practitioner with a concentration in commercial transactions, real estate and business law. He is experienced in...NEWS | September 30, 2016
Twomey, Latham, Shea, Kelley, Dubin & Quartararo LLP is pleased to announce that Katerina Grinko has joined the firm as an Associate Attorney. Ms. Grinko has a general practice with a focus on immigration, real estate, land use, zoning and general business...INSIGHTS | By: Kathryn Dalli | October 15, 2015
If you own a home within the Town of Southampton and want to rent your home, whether it be annually, seasonally or monthly, it is imperative that you apply for and obtain a rental permit from the Town. If you already have rented your home without having obtained a...Twomey Latham has enjoyed a steady rate of growth since it was established in 1973.
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