The governor noted in his veto message that the Rose Group Park Avenue's use of rented space in the Third Church of Christ Scientist had caused a controversy over "what constitutes a good quality of life in the impacted neighborhood" and urged local residents to work out the dispute themselves.
January 14, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo has vetoed a bill that would have granted a new liquor license to a catering hall inside a historic Manhattan church.
The governor noted in a Jan. 10 veto message that the Rose Group Park Avenue’s use of rented space in the Third Church of Christ Scientist had caused a controversy over “what constitutes a good quality of life in the impacted neighborhood.” He urged local residents to work out the dispute themselves.
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