On April 7, two Rockland County legislative committees unanimously approved the Authority’s request, but legislators Lon Hofstein and Alden Wolfe asked for more information, specifically financial projections, employment, and concrete data on how Rockland Green would incorporate the shelter into its raft of functions that focus on recycling and waste. The Authority wants to “expand the authority’s purposes, powers and responsibilities” to include animal management services to potentially put Hi-Tor Animal Shelter of Pomona under its umbrella. The Rockland County Legislature on Tuesday is expected to greenlight a request by Rockland Green (the former Rockland County Solid Waste Management Authority) to allow the Authority to ask the New York State Legislature to introduce “home rule” legislation that gives the Authority the ability to change its charter. Rockland County Legislature Expected To Greenlight Rockland Green’s Request To Ask NY State For A Change In Its Charter NEWS ANALYSIS
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