The court correctly held that Con Ed is not constrained from constructing the substation by the "noxious use" provision of the restrictive covenant that applies to the underlying property. We need not reach the issue of whether plaintiffs, a group of concerned neighborhood residents, have standing to assert rights as third-party beneficiaries under the covenant; plaintiffs merely assert, in a conclusory fashion, that they have such rights from their supposed status as "neighboring...
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