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Manorhaven board blocks Inwood Road subdivision
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No one.”The most contentious application of the night involved 42 Inwood Road, a corner property at Inwood Road and Queenbridge Avenue.
Public comment on the Inwood Road proposal included residents lining up to describe daily struggles with parking, traffic and access during emergencies.
Zahn, who said she owns a home on Inwood Road, criticized the repeated use of technical language by developers and attorneys.
Resident Christian Hommerich accused developers of selectively invoking village code while simultaneously seeking exceptions.
The decision to deny the Inwood Road subdivision and table the Kaywood Road proposal was met with quiet applause and nods of approval from residents.