1981-08-07 letter
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Town Board
Town of Queenabury
Bay Road.
Glens Falls, New York 12801
HE: Environmental Impact Statement for Stonemere, West Mountain
Area, Planning Board acting as agent for Town Board on this ravie:'",..
TOWN OF QU~.U~Y
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no. lt11'19J112181.1516
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Augu,st 7, 1981
It is the findings of the Queensbury Planning Board acting as the
agent for review on this environment assessment of Stonemere
Development on Wes~Mountain, that no significant environmental
impact would be felt by the granting of this development to
proceed. The Planning Board felt there were some specific
conditions that would have to be addressed if this project were
to continue.
1. Y(e only agreed to a no significant i.mpact on the 22 acres
of the Stonemere Development. Only the development on the lower
level of the mountain - we would not consider the additional 30
acres (100 townhouse development) at this time. Although W8 did
ask Mr. Brandt for an overall conceptual plan of the mountain,
we felt that the degree of slopes, water run off, etc. would
require a more detailed study and plan before a review could be
conducted.
2. Stonemere should make some definite provision for water
run off now if its plans for the future were to develop the
additional 30 acres up the slope.
3. All septic system tanks and pits should have iron frames
and covers for inspection purposes and these covers should be
at grade level.
4. We would as a Town still maintain a degree of control and
review from this time on, as ~E permit is required on septic
systems and drainage.
Move by Montesi that no significant environmental impact would
result from this development, Seconded by Dybas.
Vote - 6 Yes; 0 No for approval.
ver'!! truly yours~
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Ronald S. Montesi
Secretary, Planning Board
RECEIVED ,~JJ 1 0 1981
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