East Mountain, Fort Creek, and River Meadow Developments. Plaintiffs were delayed, however, because of an eighteen-month building moratorium imposed by Alpine City which was scheduled to end on November 28, 1989. Additional delays arose in early 1990 when the city extended the moratorium while it sought to develop a new master plan. During this period, the Plaintiffs were informed that their subdivision proposals which had previously been granted concept approval would be delayed indefinitely until the city could implement new regulations and requirements to govern subdivisions. Finally, as of July 10, 1990, the city had granted final approval on all proposals submitted by the Plaintiffs. Despite this approval, Plaintiffs have been permitted to develop only two of 175 lots.
Although Plaintiffs include with their opposing memorandum several pages detailingClub (1957)
 Ocean City
 The Riverboat Club (1964-2017), closed due to expensive fire code violations
 Princeton
 The Nassau Club (1889)
 The Prospect House Club (1968)

 Trenton
 The Trenton Club (1884-2013), became insolvent

New Mexico
 Albuquerque
 The Albuquerque Petroleum Club (1956-2007), became insolvent
 The Albuquerque Press Club (1965)

New York
 Albany
 The Fort Orange Club (1880)
 The University Club of Albany (1901)

 Binghamton
 The Binghamton Club (1880)
 Buffalo
 The Buffalo Club (1867)
 The Saturn Club (1885)
 The University Club of Buffalo (1894-1980), became insolvent

 Elmira
 The Elmira City Club (1889)
 Jamestown
 The Jamestown Town Club (1929)
 New York City
 Clubs affiliated with university alumni groups:
 The Cornell Club of New York (1889)
 The Harvard Club of New York (1887)
 The Columbia University Club of New York (1901-1973), continues to exist "in