Rockland County finance, bankruptcy, environmental, employment
Village Of West Haverstraw Land Use Boards, Along With Town Engineer, Explain Environmental Review Of 454,000 Square Foot Grassy Point Warehouse Project By Tina Traster About 100 people attended a meeting in the Village of Haverstraw Tuesday that many countywide would have found useful: a 101 on how SEQRA (State Environmental Quality Review Act) works. […]
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SEQR requires all local, regional, and state government agencies to equally examine the environmental impacts along with the social and economic considerations for a certain project, or action, during their discretionary review
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Rockland County Acquires 103 Acres Of Land In Hudson Highlands For Conservation; Town of Ramapo Scores $10 Million in Second Round of Mid-Hudson Momentum Fund Awards
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Rockland County Legislature Passes Unanimous Resolution Urging New York State To Deny Expansion Permits
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Lake DeForest Reservoir’s Recognized as an American Landmark; MTA to Reinstate Weekend Service for Haverstraw-Ossining Ferry; Briefs
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Managing Growth’s Externalities Is the Key To Securing Rockland’s Future Character
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Affordable Subsidized Homes In A Proposed Clustered Development Would Sell For About $300,000
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Assaults On Last Remaining Beach Road Residence, As Grassy Point Warehouse & Rockland Green Animal Shelter Destroy What’s Left Of Quiet Enjoyment Of Welsh Family HomesteadÂ
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Rockland County Lags Behind in State’s Ambition for 100,000 Affordable Units; Some Village of Haverstraw Projects Have Been Thwarted By Haverstraw Town Supervisor Howard Phillips Over PILOT Programs
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Village of Nyack Considers Local Proximity Restrictions On Adult-Use Cannabis Retail; Proposed 454,000 Square Foot Wholesale Storage & Warehousing Facility In West Haverstraw Advances To Environmental Review
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