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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 Also tagged parition street project, parking, saugerties, site plan 3 Comments
Developers have the right to do what they want!
A HOLD UP OR AN END RUN?
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.
Posted in Ways To Help Also tagged environmental justice, new york, new york state, planning board, saugerties, seqr, seqra Leave a comment
TOWN AND VILLAGE OF SAUGERTIES COMPREHENSIVE PLAN

The Comprehensive Plan for Saugerties Village and Town was adopted in December of 1999 which detailed future land use and zoning laws. Its purpose was to guide future development in order to maintain, preserve and foster the community in which we live.
Posted in Facts and Fiction Also tagged comprehensive plan, gate way, land use, saugerties, town, zoning Leave a comment
Partition Street Project: Two Alternate Site Plans

Two new cost-saving site plans for the Partition Street Project are being proposed by well-know “Farmers’ Market” Barry Benepe (“… revolutionized the urban landscape by bringing local farmers and their crops into the city.”) and David Minch a Saugerties-based architect.
Posted in Latest News Also tagged alternatives, esopus creek, maurice hinchey, mullen, partition street, partition street project, plans, saugerties, tom struzzieri Leave a comment














OSI – Open Space Institute
Village resident Virginia Luppino questions “Special Use” application review
“Before issuing a Special Use Permit, I urge you to require the developer to hone in on his definition of ‘special event,’ be clear as to the actual nature of the events to be held at this site, and require time and noise limits.”