The rights to develop a 17-acre parcel in Bellmore that has been at the center of a legal fight over building and zoning rights since 2005 belong to a developer, a judge has ruled.
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3 comments:
A community should have the right to dictate what is built in their backyard.
Bellmore is not located in Queens. It is a town right next to Merrick on Long Island.
No one said it was in Queens.
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