A Manhattan judge has halted most of New York University’s sweeping expansion plan, finding that NYU needs approval from the state Legislature to build on public park land.
The ruling is a victory for a group of neighborhood activists who filed an Article 78 petition, Glick v. Harvey, 103844/12, challenging the city’s approval of NYU’s plan, which calls for the construction of four large new buildings over the next 20 years.
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