Politics & Government
Judges Reject Edgemont Incorporation
At issue, this time was the boundary for the proposed village that petitioners put forward.
GREENBURGH, NY — The drive to turn Edgemont into the town of Greenburgh's seventh village suffered another defeat Thursday when a four-judge panel in the state Supreme Court's Appellate Division rejected a second petition to hold a referendum.
The judges unanimously found the petition for incorporation did not include an acceptable boundary for the village, the Journal News reported.
The town argued — and the judges agreed — that submitted Greenville Fire District boundaries were in dispute.
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For more information, including comments from Greenburgh Supervisor Paul Feiner and representatives from the Edgemont Incorporation Committee, read the entire Journal News article.
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