Rockland County Government/Regulations
The voters of Stony Point narrowly defeated a town-led plan to sell Patriot Hills Golf Course and adjoining land on the former Letchworth Village property to a local but first-time developer.
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A Rockland County court has dismissed an effort by The Palisades Center to be reimbursed from the Town of Clarkstown, the county and the school district, for taxes paid over four years from 2013/4 through 2016/2017.
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Stony Point voters are split as they head to the polls on Tuesday to decide whether to sell Patriot Hills Golf Course and adjoining land on the former Letchworth Village property to a local but first-time developer who envisions a hotel, spa, conference center and updated golf course on the underused site.
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A cleanup team is nearing the end of an oil spill remediation at the HNA Palisades Premier Conference Center in Orangetown that began on Aug. 30th, according to the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).
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Clarkstown Town Planning Board members raised a multiple of concerns over a proposal to build a religious school on West Clarkstown Road during a Wednesday night hearing that attracted nearly 200 community members.
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County and Hi Tor officials gathered Thursday to break ground on the new and long-awaited $8.3 million Rockland County Animal Shelter in Pomona.
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ASHAR’s Project Greenlighted By Clarkstown Planning Board; Day Honors Notable Latino Leaders; Briefs
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Advocates for the legislation on Wednesday testified before the New York State Assembly Standing Committee on Local Governments on the advantages of legalizing ADUs.
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Reversing a determination by Orangetown’s chief planner, the Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously ruled that a developer who wants to build a warehouse at 13 and 21 Mountain View Avenue and 516 Route 303 in Orangeburg did not need to apply for a use variance.
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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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