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West Mountain has been part of the North Country in Queensbury since 1961 and there are big plans to expand it into a slopeside resort. There are a few things that need to be done first through town officials and the approval of the Town Board later this month. But the Planned Unit Development needs to approve the whole thing and the hope is that they will by the end of the year.

QUEENSBURY — With an extensive and expensive replacement of infrastructure complete, the owners of West Mountain ski area are now looking to build a ski-and…

Land suitable for future commercial or residential development.

St. Augustines Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval of the latest Sebastian Inland Harbor project and a redevelopment of a former theater.

Frequent Developer Representative Mike Price Speaks Against Making R-1 Denser With No Alternative; Draws Ire Of Doug Fisher Friday, July 16, 2021 A frequent representative of development groups all over Hamilton County has spoken out against a plan before the County Commission that would convert R-1 zoning into one allowing more density. Mike Price said, instead, the commission should keep the R-1 rules that have been in place for four decades and add a second R-1 Denser zone. The unexpec...

(Photo Ron Richter ©) The Sheridan City Council recently approved an ordinance on second reading for the Sheridan Ranch Planned Unit Development. City of Sheridan Community Development Director Wade Sanner says the proposed PUD consists of 5.65 acres located at the southeast corner of the intersection of 5th Street and Black Tooth Way. Wade Sanner The Planned Unit Development requires a rezone from the B-1 zone district to the PUD zone district, as well as a subdivision from one lot to 30 pad ...

Two large-scale housing projects are moving forward on 24th Street. One is focused on affordability, the other on senior living.

Area listings of agendas.

The development firm behind the St. Augustine Outlets is looking to close up shop and build 350 multi-family residential units and additional retail.

Miami-based developer Related Group will receive incentives of $18.27 million for the Downtown Southbank apartment and restaurant project.