A Walkable Partition Street Project

Circa 2001: Congressman Hinchey Praises Public Access at the Proposed Cantine Mill Park

In 2001, Saugerties’ hometown congressman Maurice Hinchey promoted Cantine Mill property as an opportunity for Saugerties’ citizens to take advantage of the magnificent views of historic Cantine Dam, which is in the heart of Saugerties’ Historic Business District.

Now, in 2009 congressman Hinchey dismisses requests for public access to the same Cantine Mill site stating its location as “…not even the best view of the falls.” Eight (8) years makes a big difference, especially when you are one of the Partition Street Project’s (Cantine Mill) present owners.

Hinchey promotes alternatives at Cafe Tamayo in Saugerties 2001

March 19, 2001 – Congressman Maurice Hinchey at Cafe Tamayo presenting “Cantine Mill Park Idea” for proposed Saugerties’ Town Hall location.

We’re genuinely proud of our hometown congressman. He’s been a tireless advocate for Hudson Valley and its natural resources. Please help us convince Maurice that Saugerties is worth the extra effort to make the Partition Street Project better for Saugerties citizens and our business district.

Saugerties Citizens for Smart Development Would you like to help? Call (845) 247-0909 or visit us online at www.PartitionStreetProject.com. We’re a local, Saugerties based community organization.

Eight Years Later: Hinchey Dismisses the Significance and Desirability of Public Access

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2009 – Congressman Maurice Hinchey dismisses calls for public access to the Partition Street Project (Cantine Mill Park) as “…not even the best view of the falls.”