A sensible spot would be a railroad bridge over Highbrook Avenue that was built in 1911 and not used since 1942, said the report.
The bridge comprises 1.93 acres of Pelham-owned land, from the old "New York, Westchester and Boston Railway," amounting to 22 percent of open space land in the village, a section Mutti wants to turn into a park, said lohud.
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