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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 19, 2026
Host the planning forum (conference) during a two-day period. The selected facility shall accommodate approximately 275 attendees, and include meeting rooms suitable for conducting seminars, lodging, catering facilities, and the ability to provide for additional needs, services, and equipment
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City
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Ray Brook
County
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Essex
Address
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1133 NY-86
Phone Number
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(201) 411-0708
Zip Code
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12977
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State Land Planning services
This Adirondack Park Agency Permit 2023-0225A, issued September 18, 2025, authorizes Kevin L. Frantzen and Shaye I. Tanner-Frantzen to construct a single-family dwelling in the Town of Jay, Essex County. The permit amends and supersedes a prior authorization (2023-0225) and is subject to specific conditions related to project execution, site development, and environmental compliance, including requirements for recording and project completion within defined timelines.
Board meetings and strategic plans from New York Adirondack Park Agency
This document outlines New York State's "30x30" initiative, a strategic effort to conserve at least 30% of its lands and inland waters by 2030. The plan details strategies and methodologies to achieve this target, including increasing climate resilience, protecting wetlands, preserving biodiversity, expanding equitable outdoor access, and ensuring economic sustainability. Key approaches involve data collection, collaboration with public and academic entities, tribal partners, prioritizing disadvantaged communities, and fostering public input and transparency.
The board meeting included public comment regarding silvicultural practices and forest land management. The Executive Director provided updates on recent public information sessions for the new agency headquarters, the conclusion of the Common Ground alliance, the hiring of new staff members, and the retirement of a long-time employee. The Planning Committee discussed the 30x30 land conservation initiative and introduced a new GIS platform for public data access, as well as a map amendment application for property in the town of Bolton.
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The meeting included reports from the Executive Director regarding the New York State budget and environmental funding, and updates from the Planning and Regulatory Programs divisions. Key discussions featured the New York State Master Plan for Aging, a presentation on battery energy storage systems, and the review of an application for an educational facility project in the Town of Moriah. Public comments addressed concerns regarding battery energy storage systems and mobility device policies.
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