Feedback sought on plans

Comment period to end in Adirondacks

The public comment period is ending in the next few days for several proposals before the Adirondack Park Agency board.

According to the agency ’s website, they include:

New York Land and Lakes Development wants to subdivide more than 1,100 acres on Collins Gifford Valley and High Rock roads in the Fulton County towns of Mayfield and Northampton into 34 lots for 30 new single-family dwellings. The project site includes the entirety of 129-acre Woodward Lake. A 2,000-foot-long road would be built and owned by a property owners association. Individual lot owners will install and maintain the water supply, wastewater treatment, and stormwater management on each residential lot. Comment period ends Jan. 15.

Construction of a threestory, 44-room, 60-foot tall hotel called Skyward Hospitality including a restaurant and meeting space at routes 3 and 30 in Tupper Lake. A parking area for 38 cars, stormwater management controls, landscaping, greenspace and snow storage areas are proposed. The comment period ends Jan. 7.

New Cingular Wireless proposes a 78-foot tower to be concealed as an 83-foottall simulated tree to support cellular antennas and a 215-foot-long access drive on Tower Hill Rod in the town of Indian Lake. Comment period ends Jan. 14.

James Faber proposed a boardwalk and dock structure of 413 feet long at Brant Lake, Route 8, in the town of Horicon. Comment period ends Jan. 14.

To comment, or for more information, see https://apa.ny.gov/hearings/index.cfm.