Kapoor agreed with Hofstra's assertion that the county Planning Commission had violated the state’s Open Meetings Law when it met earlier this year to consider the lease. 9 ruled the county didn't properly notify the public or review the development plan before approving the lease. State Supreme Court Justice Sarika Kapoor on Nov. The appeals court decision, handed down late Wednesday, is the latest turn in what could be a long legal process stemming from Hofstra's filing of its suit in April.
Ron Reese, senior vice president for Sands, said that despite the legal hurdles, company executives “remain fully committed to this transformational project and the unprecedented career opportunities and new tax revenues it will bring for the citizens of Nassau County.” By clicking Sign up, you agree to our privacy policy.
