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Syracuse
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Onondaga
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126 North Salina Street, 100 Clinton Square, Suite 200
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13202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board
The meeting provided a detailed background and history of the 9E Watershed Plan for Skaneateles Lake. Key discussion topics included the project's grant funding history, the involvement of various municipal and regional partners, and the specific roles of the project team, including the modeling team. The presentation covered the importance of watershed planning, the role of nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen in water quality, and an overview of existing protections and programs, such as the agricultural program funded by the City of Syracuse.
This Master Plan outlines a vision for the future of Jamesville, New York, aiming to enhance the community's quality of life and guide its development. Key priorities include preserving historic character, strengthening the local economy, promoting sustainable development, and fostering visually appealing places. The plan focuses on creating a strong sense of community, ensuring a thriving and inclusive economy, improving education and housing, developing complete and accessible neighborhoods, enhancing active transportation options, providing safe public spaces, ensuring healthy food access, maintaining a clean environment, and delivering comprehensive public services for all residents.
This document details Phase 2 of the 2017 Central New York Regional Recreation and Heritage Plan, focusing on the development of the Central New York Peace Trail. The plan aims to create a five-county network of 29 bike touring corridors, covering over 840 miles, to connect communities with the region's heritage and recreational resources. Key activities in this phase included local planning in 11 municipalities, resulting in 38.2 miles of planned corridors, the development of wayfinding strategies, recreational site plans, and natural heritage reports. The long-term vision is to establish Central New York as a world-class bike touring region, enhancing accessibility and inviting visitors to explore its diverse resources.
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