Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Hasidic community withdraws petition for new village
Thompson Supervisor Tony Cellini says a Hasidic community has withdrawn its petition to form a separate village.
The Rockland County-based Viznitz sect had filed papers with the Town of Thompson last month to incorporate as the Village of Ateres off Route 42 between the Village of Monticello and South Fallsburg on Gibber Road.
Viznitz members said the community wants more control over its zoning and building codes in planning another 200 to 300 homes or condominiums and shops.
Town officials had been meeting with members of the Viznitz sect in hopes of working out an agreement.
Earlier this month Cellini said negotiations had fallen apart, saying, "we are not going to give the store away."
Cellini today says he has been in "constant contact and negotiating with Abraham Taub, one of the petitioners" and that the group will be withdrawing their petition in writing on Monday, August 29.
A special town board meeting has been scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday, September 31, at the Thompson Town Hall.
http://www.recordonline.com/archive/2005/08/24/4.htm
Thompson Supervisor Tony Cellini says a Hasidic community has withdrawn its petition to form a separate village.
The Rockland County-based Viznitz sect had filed papers with the Town of Thompson last month to incorporate as the Village of Ateres off Route 42 between the Village of Monticello and South Fallsburg on Gibber Road.
Viznitz members said the community wants more control over its zoning and building codes in planning another 200 to 300 homes or condominiums and shops.
Town officials had been meeting with members of the Viznitz sect in hopes of working out an agreement.
Earlier this month Cellini said negotiations had fallen apart, saying, "we are not going to give the store away."
Cellini today says he has been in "constant contact and negotiating with Abraham Taub, one of the petitioners" and that the group will be withdrawing their petition in writing on Monday, August 29.
A special town board meeting has been scheduled for 9 a.m. Wednesday, September 31, at the Thompson Town Hall.
http://www.recordonline.com/archive/2005/08/24/4.htm
Comments:
the town of thompson has a new calendar? since when does september have 31 days???
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