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The Legal Beat: ABC Party Rentals Sues Nyack Claiming Village Wrongfully Terminated Its Burd Street Warehouse Use
Owner Loses Buyers After Nyack Building Inspector and Zoning Board Of Appeal Strip Property Of Its “Non-Conforming” Warehouse Use
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The Legal Beat
The Legal Beat: ABC Party Rentals Sues Nyack Claiming Village Wrongfully Terminated Its Burd Street Warehouse Use
Owner Loses Buyers After Nyack Building Inspector and Zoning Board Of Appeal Strip Property Of Its “Non-Conforming” Warehouse Use
Piermont Residents File Lawsuit Against Proposed Multifamily Development
Lawsuit Challenges Both Validity of Underlying Zoning District And Village Compliance With Open Meetings Law
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Upstate Update: Construction To Modernize Sullivan County International Airport Begins; Kingston Gets Green Light On Rent Reduction Plan; Orange IDA Gets State-Imposed Monitor
Construction To Modernize Sullivan County International Airport Begins; Kingston Gets Green Light To Proceed With Rent Reduction Plan; Briefs
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What’s The Big Deal? Spring Valley Redevelopment Site Sells for $3 Million; Carlton Road Acreage Sold For $19.5 Million With Deed Restriction Limiting Residential Development; Chartwell Continues Expansion on Hemlock Drive
What’s The Big Deal? Spring Valley Redevelopment Site Sells for $3 Million; Carlton Road Acreage Sold With Deed Restriction Limiting Residential Development; Chartwell Continues Expansion on Hemlock Drive
What’s The Big Deal? Schreiner Buys Chestnut Ridge Industrial For $34.25 Million; Haverstraw Adult Home Sells To Group W Affiliate; Pearl River Office Building Sells For $1.3 Million
Former Par Pharma Building In Chestnut Ridge Sells For $34.25 Million; Haverstraw’s Green Hills Estates Sells To W Group Affiliate
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Marian Shrine Seeks Subdivision Of Land To Build Solar Array On 13 Acres Of Wooded Forest In Town Of Haverstraw
The Proposal Requires Planning, Zoning & Town Board Approvals Before Clear-Cutting Woodlands For Installation Of Solar Panel Arrays
Clarkstown Planning Board Grapples With Traffic Study Limitations & Ongoing Development Pressure
Proposals For Development on Mountainview Avenue, West Clarkstown Road, Main Street in New City, Route 303 Likely To Bring Added Traffic Congestion To Already Busy Roads
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March Sales Tax Collections Up Significantly in Mid-Hudson Region; Rockland Collections Up Almost 25 Percent
Year-Over-Year Data Shows Sales Tax Collections Up After Early Downward Trend; March Collections Up Almost 35% Region-Wide
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