A referendum to allow expansion at the Palisades Center, which has been bedeviled by a protracted coronavirus shutdown, will be voted on at the Town of Clarkstown’s July 14th meeting.
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Clarkstown has until August 3rd to decide whether it will put a referendum on the Nov. 3rd ballot for voters to allow The Palisades Center to expand into its unused space.
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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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The owners of the Palisades Center have lost their claims based on federal law to lift restrictions that prevent the mall from expanding but have options moving forward including appealing the district court decision to the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, and/or they can also take their state law claims to Rockland County Court.
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