Attorney James E. Johnson said in a letter dated Jan. 7 that " less affluent residents and racial and ethnic minorities live in geographically separate enclaves,'' according to the story.
Westchester County agreed in a 2009 lawsuit to build 750 affordable housing units in 31 communities where the black population was less than 2 percent and the Hispanic population was less than 7 percent. Johnson is overseeing the implementation the deal.
Harrison Mayor Ron Belmont defended the town's affordability in a September letter, which prompted the response from Johnson.
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