A controversial development plan that would adds hundreds of houses and condominiums on undeveloped land in Rockland County is bringing a state appeals court back to the bench in August.
July 24, 2017 at 07:26 PM
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A controversial development plan that would adds hundreds of houses and condominiums on undeveloped land in Rockland County is bringing a state appeals court back to the bench in August.
The Appellate Division, Second Department, has agreed to hear arguments on Aug. 2 in 10 appeals related to a long-standing dispute between the Village of Pomona and the Town of Ramapo over development on some 200 acres known as Patrick Farm.
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