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- Can't Hardly Wait
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- Conference center proposal draws support in Saugerties
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- Let's Just Say It's No Longer on Hold
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- Never Had a Chance
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- RESIDENTS URGE DILIGENCE ON PARTITION STREET PROJECT
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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.
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.
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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…
A HOLD UP OR AN END RUN?
We are a community organization formed to support the Partition Street Project and to improve it. We are in no way anti-business or trying to “hold up” the developer or kill the project. In fact, our position is quite the opposite.
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?
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The SEQR Process Simplified
Adopted in 1976, SEQR (aka SEQRA) is the State Environmental Quality Review Act – Review process which local government follow in order to issue permits for projects which may have an impact on the host community.
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OSI – Open Space Institute