| Update : Press ConferenceDover Knolls Development
Denise Coyle, General Counsel to the Benjamin Companies on August 7, 2007: "We deeply regret to announce we have withdrawn our application for the site." »
| Update : Bicentennial FestivalDover Knolls Development
Mr. Alvin Benjamin visits the business tent at Dover's Bicentennial Festival and talks to community members after having recently sent letters to all residents expressing his desire for more communication with the public.
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Close-Up of East Side Site Plan
| Update : Recent CorrespondenceDover Knolls Development
Dover Knolls hired Torti Gallas and Partners and Economic Research Associates as required by the Dover Town Board to design a "new urbanism" alternative plan. After months of technical workshops with the board and its consultants, Dover Knolls started to prepare the DEIS (Draft Environmental Impact Statement).
The February 2nd letter from the Town Board called that next step into question. »
| Update : Our Winter Newsletter Arrives!Dover Knolls Development
This just in, our winter newsletter has arrived. Download your copy today – to keep up to date with the latest news regarding the Knolls of Dover project.
| Update : Explore Our History Room!Walls That Talk
The completed History Room located in the Manor House, is an exciting and inspiring window into the past. For those reasons we would like to share the experience with everyone!!
| Update: New Image GalleryDover Knolls Development
Our Image Gallery page has been updated with a brand new four page gallery. So sit back, enjoy the tranquil views, and take a peak at what the surrounding area has to offer. (opens in new window) »
| Update : New Image GalleryDover Knolls Development
A special thanks to the Harlem Valley Partnership for providing us with these stunning aerial photographs of the former Harlem Valley Psychiatric Center.
The Partnership commissioned American Images to take these photos shortly after the campus closed in 1994. »
Redevelopment of the vacated state facilities requires a major investment for clean-up of the grounds and the buildings. The Benjamin Companies have faced the challenges of adaptive reuse before and have successfully overcome them. The redevelopment plan for this site focuses on the architectural details of the buildings and the quality of their construction. »
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Redevelopment of the vacated state facilities requires a major investment for clean-up of the grounds and the buildings. The Benjamin Companies have faced the challenges of adaptive reuse before and have successfully overcome them. The redevelopment plan for this site focuses on the architectural details of the buildings and the quality of their construction. 
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