Kingston Council Considers Settlement in Eminent Domain Lawsuit Over Mixed-Use Project
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Updated Oct 22
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What happened
Mayor Steve Noble proposed a mixed-use project on 3.5 acres of vacant land off Garraghan Drive, which would include 200 housing units and 30,000 square feet of commercial and non-profit space. The Common Council is currently considering a settlement in a lawsuit filed by the land owners. The city's Corporation Counsel is negotiating with the developers, Hudson Land Development Corp, Rondout Lndg at Strand, JAF Partners, and Gallo Development.
From dailyfreeman.com
Why it matters
The lawsuit, which was filed in 2025, challenges the city's determinations regarding eminent domain proceedings. The ongoing negotiations determine the future of the proposed mixed-use project and its impact on the area's land use.
From dailyfreeman.com
Who's involved
- Steve NobleMayor proposing the mixed-use project on Strand land
- GardinerTown where the proposed mixed-use project is located
- KingstonCity where Mayor Steve Noble holds office