New York – Four municipalities have partnered in filing a lawsuit challenging a permit issued by the state in October allowing the Village of Kiryas Joel to construct a well in Cornwall as part of its pipeline project.
Subscribe to our Daily Roundup Email
RECORDONLINE.com (http://bit.ly/1O3GFE5) reports that the lawsuit—filed in state Supreme Court in Albany last week by the Town of Cornwall, the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson, and the town and village of Woodbury—wants the KJ permit invalidated on the grounds that Kiryas Joel and the state Department of Environmental Conservation failed to take a “hard look” at the potential impact the well could have on neighboring communities and private land owners.
As currently planned, the well would be constructed on land owned by Kiryas Joel next to Route 32 in the Mountainville section of Cornwall and would allow the village to pump 612,000 gallons of water per day.
The October 1 permit gave Kiryas Joel its first state-approved water source for its pipeline project that began in 2013.
Sounds like the just jealous.
But why only 612(thousand) gallons of water, why not 613?!
Wake up yidalach. Antisemitism is alive here in New York.
maybe Torah True Jews the neturei karta propaganda piece based in Kiryas Joel should take out an ad saying dont attack us but other Jews here in the US as well. I wish these 4 municipalities much hatzlacha and wish Bharra finally goes after the utlimate crook and KJ inabler the don ANDREW CUOMO.
Maaseh Avos Simon Labanim, they will only stop contesting at the 3rd well.
There is no reason under halacha why women cannot participate in a ceremonial menorah lighting at the kosel. Rav Avram Weiss, shlita, has said so along with Rav Shlomo Riskin, shlita.