The following types of subdivision are Class A regional subdivisions
and shall require approval of the Adirondack Park Agency pursuant
to the Adirondack Park Agency Act:[1]
A.
Any subdivision involving wetlands.
B.
Any subdivision of land involving 100 or more residential lots, parcels
or sites.
[1]
Editor's Note: See § 800 et seq. of the Executive
Law.
The Adirondack Park Agency's review of Class A regional subdivisions
within the territory of the Village within the Adirondack Park, pursuant
to and in accordance with § 809, Subdivision 9, of the Adirondack
Park Agency Act, shall be governed by the criteria and certain procedures
hereinafter set forth, as well as those set forth in the Act and the
applicable Agency rules and regulations.
The Agency shall notify the Village Planning Board, upon receipt
of an application for a Class A subdivision, and arrange for consultation
with the Planning Board or its designated representative.
The Adirondack Park Agency shall not approve a Class A regional
subdivision unless it first determines, after consultation with the
Planning Board and receipt of the advisory recommendations of the
Planning Board relative to the subdivision, that the subdivision would
comply with all the pertinent requirements and conditions of the Village
land use programs.
The Planning Board may establish whatever joint procedures with
the Adirondack Park Agency for review of Class A regional subdivisions
which the Board, in its discretion, deems desirable to minimize duplication
and generally expedite the review process.
