We REALLY need this to be temporarily fixed...'again'... while we wait for Mr. Bellone to get the grant money he promised in his campaign letter to the residents of Amity Harbor. Many people utilize this AMAZING place, with it's magnificent views of the Great South Bay..please come and refill the holes 'again', until the appropriate repairs can be done.
Western Concourse Amity Harbor NY 11701

After they fill in the potholes, they need to erect a monument to ineffective local government.

An interim repair to the end of the road is needed until permanent repairs are made as promised by Supervisor Bellone in his pre-election day letter to the area residents. this is a high traffic area due to sightseers from within as well as outside of Amity Harbor and the Town doesn't need to be held liable for damages or injury due to long term neglect.

Temporary repairs are desparately needed at the end of Western Concourse while we wait for the promised permanent repairs(from a pre-election letter from Supervisor Bellone). Many people come down to the end of this road, not just Amity Harbor residents but people from all over. It is such a beautiful unique place, I know it always lifts my spirits and helps me start my day with a smile

Some temporary repairs (again) are very much needed at the end of Western Concourse, not only the road but the bulkhead as well. If the Town and Supervisor Bellone wait a little longer they won't have to worry about fixing the road, it will be in the Great South Bay. The end of Western Concourse is a precious spot, not just for residents of Amity Harbor but for everyone, from all over, who come here to look and maybe feel a little better for it.

It's been over a year and a half since Amity Harbor residents went to Town Hall and pressed this issue, but the work has finally begun to repair the end of Western Concourse. Let's hope they follow through with pavement after the boulders and rocks are in place.

The Town has completed the shoreline stabilization project. Hundreds of boulders have been placed where the road meets the Bay, which will dramatically slow the erosion.