Sag Harbor Adopts Sidewalk Display Law to Support Local Businesses

By Erin Sjostedt Posted on July 31, 2025

The Sag Harbor Village Board approved a new law allowing retailers to set up limited merchandise displays on public sidewalks for businesses to present goods in the downtown area.

The measure, which was adopted unanimously on July 7, amends Chapter 235 of the Village Code to permit small, movable outdoor displays directly in front of a business’s storefront. The change applies only to ground-floor retail establishments in the village business and office zoning districts.

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Sag Harbor Adopts Sidewalk Display Law to Support Local Businesses

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