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The NYS Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) and the NY Ski Educational Foundation (NYSEF) announces that construction will begin at Whiteface Mountain, as approved within the 2004 Whiteface Mountain Unit Management Plan, on a (80'x45') two story log building. The facility will be used as the NYSEF Training Center Headquarters for administration personnel, coaches and athletes.
| Diameter | Category | # Trees |
|---|---|---|
| 3" | Beech | 2 |
| 4" | Birch | 3 |
| 4" | Beech | 1 |
| 4" | Maple | 1 |
| 6" | Beech | 1 |
| 6" | Ironwood | 1 |
| 8" | Beech | 2 |
| 8" | Maple | 2 |
| 10" | Beech | 2 |
| 10" | Maple | 2 |
| 12" | Maple | 1 |
| 14" | Beech | 2 |
| 16" | Beech | 1 |
| 16" | Maple | 1 |
| 18" | Beech | 1 |
| 18" | Maple | 2 |
| 20" | Maple | 1 |
Contact: Jay Rand, Whiteface Mountain Ski Center, PO Box 1980, Route 86, Wilmington, NY 12997, phone: (518) 946 2223 ext.201, fax: (518) 946-7400.
Applicant: Lewis County Highway Department
Trinity Ave.
Lowville, NY 13367
Office: Adirondack Park Agency
P.O. Box 99, Route 86
Ray Brook, NY 12977
Phone: (518) 891–4050, ext. 207
Contact: Thomas E. Saehrig
Project Number: 2005-0035
Project Title: Lewis County Highway Department
Location: Long Pond Road at the Oswegatchie River and Long Pond
Comment Period Ends: June 16, 2005
Project Description: The project consists of removal of the existing single lane historic Long Pond Road Bridge over the West Branch of the Oswegatchie River, and replacing it with a two lane Ohio Thru-Truss bridge. The Oswagatchie River is a designated Recreational River pursuant to the New York State Wild, Scenic and Recreational River System Act. The work will be staged so that traffic may continue to use the bridge during construction.
Approximately 310 square feet of wetlands will be filled to construct the abutments. The abutments have been designed to minimize wetland impacts and to ensure the new bridge will not encroach upon lands of the State of New York that are part of the Adirondack Park forest preserve.
There will also be improvements to an existing parking area that serves a nearby canoe launch on the West Branch of the Oswegatchie River. The parking area and canoe launch are managed by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. As part of a Memorandum of Agreement between Lewis County Highway Department and the Federal Highway Administration; the New York State Historic Preservation Office and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation the existing Long Pond Bridge Builders Plate will be restored to its original condition for display within the parking area. A narrative interpretive panel of similar size will also be displayed in the parking area. The new bridge will be an Ohio Thru-Truss bridge, similar in design to the existing Pony Thru-Truss Bridge. A complete photographic and historic documentation of the existing Long Pond Road Bridge will be prepared and recorded in accordance with standards developed by the Historic American Engineering Record of the National Park Service and Council requirements. Historical records of the existing bridge will be filed with the Lewis County Historical Society, New York State Archives and the Town of Croghan Historian.
A temporary revocable permit will be issued for the project by New York State Department of Environmental Conservation for work to be conducted on lands of the State of New York that are part of the Adirondack Park forest preserve. There will be no permanent impact to Forest Preserve lands, except for the removal of several mature trees required for the staged construction to maintain traffic flows.
Applicant: Todd W. Bessette
1221 County Route 10
P.O. Box 487
Lewis, NY 12950
Office: Adirondack Park Agency
P.O. Box 99, Route 86
Ray Brook, NY 12977
Phone: (518) 891–4050, ext. 207
Contact: John L. Quinn
Project Number: 2004-280
Project Title: Todd W. Bessette
Location: north side of County Route 10 in the Town of Lewis
Comment Period Ends: June 16, 2005
Project Description: The action involves a residential subdivision involving the creation of Lots 1 through 5, which range in size from 4.0 acres to 26.64 acre, and a lot containing a road which is to be improved and dedicated to the Town of Lewis as a town road. A newly constructed single family dwelling is located on Lot 1. A storage building (a former single family dwelling) is located on Lot 2. One single family dwelling is proposed on each of Lots 2 through 5. All single family dwellings are or will be served by on-site wastewater treatment and water supply facilities.
Oswego County - The Town of Granby, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Water District #3 will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves installation of 150,000 feet of 8", 10" and 12" water main, a new pump station and new after storage tank. All main line work will be in the road rights-of-way. The project is located at 176 and 48, Pendergast Road, Town of Granby.
Contact: Nancy Hawthorne, Town of Granby, 820 County Route 8, Fulton, NY 13069, phone: (315) 598-6500, fax: (315) 592-9270.
Oswego County - The Town of New Haven, as lead agency, has determined that the proposed Water District #3 will not have a significant adverse environmental impact. The action involves installation of 19,000 feet of 8”, 10” and 12” water main and 2 small Chlorine Booster Stations. All main line work will be in the road rights-of-way. The project is located at County Route’s 6, 44, 51, and 51A, NYS Route’s 104 and 104B, Shore Oaks Drive, Catfish Drive, Chase Drive, Stone Road, Lilly Marsh Road, Dennis Road, Darrow Road, and Pleasant Point Drive.
Contact: Alan Downing, Town of New Haven, P.O. Box 141, New Haven, NY 13121, phone: (845) 963-3900, fax: (845) 963-3900, E-mail: newhaven@earthlink.net.