A project that would bring more than three dozen affordable housing units to the increasingly expensive North Fork is getting pushback from the local planning board. Paul Pawlowski’s four-building proposal in Greenport was hit with a classification that requires further review under the State Environmental Quality Review Act, the Suffolk Times reported. The developer has asked for more time to come up with a plan to mitigate the project’s impact. The review figures to cost
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