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PUBLIC NOTICES |
Village
of SGF
Board Meeting
May 15, 2013
7 P.M.
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Water
Treatment Plant Update To
The Residents of
South Glens Falls
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NOTICE TO
ALL INVOLVED & INTERESTED PARTIES
The South Glens Falls Planning Board
intends to declare itself lead agency
pursuant to the NY State Environmental
Quality Review Act for the final review
of map amendments, storm water erosion
and sediment control measures for the
Pruyn Crest subdivision tax map
49.35-2-1. The public hearing for the
subdivision is scheduled for 7:05 pm on
Tuesday December 18, 2012.
Drawings are
available for review at the village
offices located at 46 Saratoga Road
South Glens Falls.
-Dave Linehan
Planning Board Chair
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Plans and associated documents for Planning Board review are on file
at the village offices for public inspection. |
The
village of South Glens Falls is located in Northeastern Saratoga
County across the Hudson River from the City of Glens Falls. South
Glens Falls is home to the historically famous
Cooper's Cave, which
can be seen from the bridge linking Glens Falls and South Glens
Falls. Cooper’s Cave was made famous by author James Fenimore Cooper
in the first American novel, "The Last of the Mohicans". A large
section of South Glens Falls bears Cooper’s family name of Fenimore
to this very day.
South Glens Falls is rich in history where visitors can explore
local historic sites such as
Fort Ticonderoga,
Fort William Henry
and the Saratoga Battlefield. There are also several history museums
in the area, including the Chapman Historical Museum,
Bolton
Historical Museum, and the Fort William Henry Historical Museum. For
recreational enthusiasts, area lakes such as Lake Champlain and Lake
George are wonderful for boating and sailing. Near by,
West Mountain
and Gore Mountain are popular locations for Winter sports including
skiing, snow boarding, sledding and snow tubing. The summer tourist
industry and winter skiing provide seasonal employment for several
thousand persons.
This area of upstate New York is known as the “Gateway to the Adirondacks,”
and is nearby to many other area attractions. Conveniently located
approximately 40 miles north of
Albany, the state capital of New York, and centrally located between Saratoga Springs
and Lake George.
So whether you are interested in visiting “The Last of the Mohicans”
Cooper’s Cave site, or you want to spend time exploring the
beautiful Adirondacks, South Glens Falls is the place to be.
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