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GREENBURGH’S LATEST ASSESSMENT ROLL SHOWS EDGEMONT’S SHARE OF TOWN TAXES LIKELY TO INCREASE 15% FROM 2016 TO 2018

Posted on June 10, 2017 by

As Greenburgh continues to shift more and more of the tax burden in unincorporated Greenburgh to Edgemont, new estimates show that Edgemont’s share of town taxes will likely increase 15% between 2016, when Edgemont taxpayers paid the Town a total … Continue reading →

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EIC SUES FEINER SEEKING TO REVERSE REFUSAL TO APPROVE PETITION FOR VOTE ON EDGEMONT’S INCORPORATION

Posted on June 9, 2017 by

The Edgemont Incorporation Committee this week commenced a legal action against Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner seeking to overturn his refusal last month to approve the EIC’s petition for a vote on whether Edgemont could become the Town’s seventh incorporated … Continue reading →

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GREENBURGH ASSESSMENT HIKE FOR EDGEMONT WILL INCREASE EDGEMONT’S SHARE OF TOWN TAXES BY 10%

Posted on June 6, 2017 by

The Town of Greenburgh thinks Edgemont property owners should be required to pay more next year for town services, while property owners in the rest of unincorporated Greenburgh should pay less. As a result, the Town last week hiked assessed … Continue reading →

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ECC Monthly Meeting – June 5, 2017

Posted on June 4, 2017 by

The Edgemont Community Council will be holding its June 2017 meeting tomorrow, Monday, June 5th at 8PM in the Edgemont Junior Senior High School Faculty Lounge. The agenda can be found on our website. As always, ECC meetings are open to … Continue reading →

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GREENBURGH PROPOSES NEW ZONING DISTRICT FOR SENIORS THAT APPEARS TO VIOLATE FEDERAL FAIR HOUSING LAW BARRING DISCRIMINATION AGAINST FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN

Posted on May 25, 2017 by

Oops, they’re about to do it again. Already facing a $26 million lawsuit for allegedly violating federal laws against making housing unavailable to families with children, the Town of Greenburgh last night considered a proposal unanimously approved by its planning … Continue reading →

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