KOSL Building Group, which is based in Scarsdale, had sought a waiver to demolish the 1896 house and build four houses on the 68,000-square-foot lot, the lohud.com article said.
Preservationists in the tightknit community have risen up against the project, and KOSL is challenging the legality of the ban in state Supreme Court, according to past lohud reports.
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