Rockland County energy, industry, transportation
Jamie Schwartz Named President Of Hudson Valley iCampus, Previously IRG In Pearl River; Popeyes To Open In West Haverstraw, Briefs
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The Rockland Water Study Committee, which includes members of Rockland Water Coalition, and other environmental groups, wants PSC to study whether management of the water system should remain in private hands or be “re-municipalized,
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Harrison Street Real Estate Capital, LLC and fifteenfortyseven Critical Systems Realty (“1547”) bought the center from the Los Angeles-based CIM group. The sale was part of a portfolio of four data centers in Illinois, New York, and Wyoming.
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A handful of Rockland County towns have already decided to “opt out” of the recently passed New York State law that will permit the sale of cannabis through dispensaries and consumption lounges.
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WRCR Gets Green Light from FCC to go to 10,000 Watts, Ed Day Wants More Info On Suez Buyout, Briefs
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Parties in the supply chain may have a right to cancel or alter their contracts when disruptions are significant and unforeseen.
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DataBank, a major player in the data storage business, has chosen Orangetown as its newest location to expand its capacity in the New York metro region.
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Clarkstown planners have advised the developer that hopes to build a 220,000-square-foot warehouse at Executive Corporate Park on Route 303 in Valley Cottage that there are likely to be traffic, environmental, and land disturbance issues that will need addressing for the project to proceed.
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Although the recovery is difficult to track, and some businesses continue to struggle, a recent surge in activity at the Rockland County Industrial Development Agency suggests there is a robust appetite for new business opportunity in the county.
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Rockland County Executive Ed Day’s 2022 proposed budget of $774,895,030 holds a lot of promise: There is no property tax increase, no layoffs, and no program cuts. Day is running for re-election on Nov. 2.
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