Massive Warehouse Project Off Route 303 In Congers Raises Major Environmental, Traffic Concerns
Environmental Concerns In The Designated “Disadvantaged Community” Require Heightened Environmental Review Of Local Impacts
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Category: Development
Rockland County real estate, development
Town of Ramapo To Introduce Planned Unit Developments Beyond Its Northeast Corridor
To Spur New Housing Opportunities, Proposed Local Law Will Allow PUDs On Parcels Over Ten Acres In Town Of Ramapo
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Town Of Haverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips’ Opposition To Affordable Housing PILOT Agreements: A Closer Look
The Many Reasons Phillips Cites In Opposition To Affordable Housing PILOTs Are Based On Inaccuracies, Disinformation, and Vagaries
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Hotel Nyack, Struggling With Underperforming Vacancy Rates, May Need A Pivot
Hotel Is Asking Village of Nyack To Expand Uses In Its Zone, Including Assisted Living
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Think Tank Conference Emboldens Stony Point Town Officials To Take Initiative To Redevelop Fallow Letchworth Village Site
Panelists Lay Out Brownfield Strategies But Emphasize Need for Public Consensus on Property’s Future Development
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Court Voids Piermont’s Zoning Law For Its Central Business District; Village Considers Appeal
Court Finds Village of Piermont Local Law And Zoning District “Jurisdictionally Invalid” For Lack Of Compliance With Required County GML Review
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Howard Phillips Affirms Opposition To PILOT Needed By Chair Factory Development Team For Affordable Housing
Phillips Airs List of Grievances In Opposition To Affordable Housing Development On Waterfront During Haverstraw Collaborative Meeting in Village of Haverstraw
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Allegations Of Racism Taint Clarkstown Planning Board Inquiry On Route 9W Condo Project
Tempers Flare During Heated Review Of As-Of-Right Condominium Project Slated For Route 9W Near Rockland Lake State Park
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Ousted Affordable Housing Developer Says Town Of Haverstraw Has Discriminated Against Minorities, Is Misusing Taxpayer Money and Violating Separation of Church and State
Kings Katherine’s Lawyer Says Town Needs To Rescind The Contract For The Donated Building To Resurrect Original Plan For 100 Affordable Housing Units
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Former Grand Knight Files Complaint With Attorney General’s Office Over Collapse of $2.4 Million Building Sale
Haverstraw Supervisor Howard Phillips & Others Convinced Knights To Donate Building; Haverstraw Has Paid Knights $56,000 To Cover Rent & Expenses For First Half of 2024; Plans to Pay Knight $7,000 Monthly Until AG’s Office Makes a Decision About the Deal
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