The Town of Clarkstown Planning Board on Wednesday granted Suez Water New York preliminary site approval to move forward with plans to round out its relocation to 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack after a two-year battle hinging on environmental issues
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NOTE: The Schimpf Farm application has been rescheduled for July 28 Board To Consider Controversial Senior Housing Development By Tina Traster Buckle up! It’s going to be a long ride at the Clarkstown Planning Board meeting Wednesday evening when board members will consider two projects: a controversial proposal to build a senior housing complex on […]
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Following a meeting last week with Clarkstown’s planners and engineers, Suez Water New York has been given the green light to propose its plans for it headquarters at 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack to the town Planning Board.
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Suez Water New York Inc. is returning to Clarkstown for approval to build a storage facility and parking lot at its new headquarters on 162 Old Mill Road in West Nyack after an unsuccessful and drawn-out effort that faltered in 2019.
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Suez Water NY Inc., the county’s principal water provider, is hoping to triple the size of its Lake DeForest Water Treatment facility at the junction Old Mill and Strawtown Roads in West Nyack.
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Suez Water New York Inc. has withdrawn its application to build a parking lot and storage building at 162 Old Mill Road, following a protracted battle with community members who opposed development close to Lake DeForest reservoir.
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For the second time in a row, the Clarkstown Planning Board on Wednesday delivered a three-three vote on whether Suez’s application to expand its new facility on the former Tilcon site in West Nyack deserves additional environmental scrutiny
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Struggling with the issue – which pits a corporate entity that wants to remain on schedule to move into a new location with a passionate citizenry that will not be satisfied until a full SEQR (New York State’s Environmental Quality Review Act) is triggered – the planning board finally put the issue to a vote Wednesday night, and deadlocked
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SUEZ wants to raise water rates by roughly 18.6% in Rockland County.
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Angry Residents Continue To Push For Environmental Review By Tina Traster The Clarkstown Town Planning Board threw Suez a curveball at a public hearing Wednesday night after a last-minute discovery that the water company, which is seeking site plan approval to relocate its headquarters to Tilcon’s former offices at 162 Old Mill Road in West […]
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