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- Public Hearing Saugerties Village Planning Board
- 18 Mar 10
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- Access Denied?
- Back on the Table
- Bait and Switch
- Bring public into conference center talks, group says
- Can't Hardly Wait
- Candidate Night
- Cantine Site Development Delayed
- Conference center proposal draws support in Saugerties
- Dream On
- Every Litter Bit Hurts
- Hitting Home
- In Their Own Words
- Keep an Open Mind
- Let's Just Say It's No Longer on Hold
- More on the Historic Review Board
- Nanny Goat Hill
- Never Had a Chance
- New Blood
- Questioning the Village's Sanitary
- RESIDENTS URGE DILIGENCE ON PARTITION STREET PROJECT
- Saugerties developer envisions a renaissance
- The Election
- The Question of Access
- Trickle Down
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Original Partition Street Project Design
This original design by Ashokan Architects takes parking, visuals and the historic component of the historic Saugerties Village into account.
Posted in Project Drawings Tagged ashokan architects, brad will, partition street project, site plan Comments closed
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Sample letters to the editor, contact information and media outlets to help share your concerns about the Partition Street Project.
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Landscape Concept Presented at Saugerties Village Planning Board
Landscape concept presented on December 12,2209 at Saugerties Village Planning Board meeting. Depicted in attached drawing, use of plantings was sporadic and was not sufficient to buffer view of sprawling parking lot.
Posted in Project Drawings Tagged landscape, partition street project, saugerties villlage Comments closed
Lot Line Change Requested at Planning Board Meeting
A lot line change has been proposed [by project developers] for the Partition Street Project at the last Planning Board meeting. The zoning law states that no lots smaller than 4 acres in a PW [Planned Waterfront] can be created.
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New Visuals Presented by Partition Street Project Developers
New design site plans were presented, though very little could be considered different from the prior presentation; massive parking lot areas consume the majority of the building site.
Posted in Latest News Tagged parition street project, parking, saugerties, site plan, village 3 Comments
Restricted “Viewing Area” Offered as Public Access
Restricted public access is included in latest site plan design, which begs the question; Can a gated "public access" area, that will be closed for events, be considered public access?
Posted in Latest News Tagged larios, partition, partition street project, public access, saugerties Leave a comment
Congressman Hinchey Praises Public Access
In 2001 congressman Maurice Hinchey advocated for public access at the Cantine Mill property which now is the future home of the Partition Street Project.
Hinchey Holds Key to Public Access
Congressman Maurice Hinchey holds the key to whether there's public access at the Partition Street Project.
Posted in Latest News Tagged congressman, hinchey, partition street project, public access, saugerties Leave a comment
Developers have the right to do what they want!
One of the most often repeated mantras heard from those in their uncritical acceptance of private commercial development is "developers have the right to do what they want with their own land." This is incorrect for many reasons...
Posted in Letters to the Editor Tagged developers, land use, regulations, saugerties, village Leave a comment
OSI – Open Space Institute
Public Hearing for Saugerties’ Partition Street Project