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.
January 09, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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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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