EklecCo NewCo, the Delaware-based LLC that owns the Palisades Center, will have another chance to fight a town-imposed restriction on Jan. 6th at the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit.
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Even before the recently-completed $1.5 million renovation, the imposing but dilapidated barn on Little Tor Road in Clarkstown known as the “Cropsey Barn” stood as a reminder of Rockland’s past and respite from modern suburban sprawl
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The post-Christmas season will be rough for 91 Lord & Taylor employees who will be laid off on January 31, 2020.
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Rockland County got an improved health checkup on the New York State Comptroller’s 2018 Fiscal Stress Monitoring System report.
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The scene today at the Dutch Gardens aside the Rockland County Courthouse was a property owner’s fantasy: More than 40 gardeners were pulling weeds, cleaning flower beds, carting away brush, planting, and spreading mulch.
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The 10-page report, which is more a prescriptive than a specific road map, broadly touches on ways to enhance Clarkstown’s potential as a place to do business.
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The fate of a proposed CVS Pharmacy on Route 303 in Valley Cottage next to Lake Ridge Plaza could soon be determined by a Westchester court following more than three years of litigation that hinges on access to a right-of-way or “paper road” adjacent to the former Cefola oil change site.
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In the upcoming report, several members of the economic committee are calling for Clarkstown’s leadership to find a way to allow the Palisades Center to expand its unoccupied fourth floor without the need for a public referendum.
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Clarkstown will not put a referendum on the ballot for the upcoming November election asking citizens whether or not they agree to allow the Palisades Center to occupy 240,000 square feet of unused space on the mall’s fourth floor.
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The Town of Clarkstown has won two rounds in a court battle with the Palisades Center but the town may not win the war
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