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The board will vote on development of a self-contained community of 637 homes with retail space and parks at the former Minisceongo Golf Course.
Town Supervisor Howard Phillips said Brett Yagel yelled at the board. Yagel said Phillips interrupted him during his public comments.
"You're caving into a threat," one Haverstraw resident says. Meanwhile, Riverglen neighbors continue to challenge the plan, and RLUIPA.
The meeting takes place at 7 p.m. today at Haverstraw Town Hall. For live coverage, follow @nancyrockland and @lohud on Twitter
The synagogue would make some slight modifications, the planning board would approve it and a federal lawsuit would be dropped.