It's official - there is a State archaeological study being done on the project site by NYSOPRHP - and NYSDEC agrees with the archaeological recommendation, and they are still waiting on more details about grading, erosion control, and site restoration from RSM before they issue any permits.
From the article: "RSM Development, the project developers, has reduced the number of housing units and made other concessions."
They reduced the number of housing units from 58 to 54 - 1 townhouse and 3 condos - and the "concessions" they made were to remove the westernmost docks and construct a turnaround for emergency vehicles and buses etc.
That's all they have conceded to in 3 years.
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How is it that this information wasn't before the Town Planning Board before it issued all those approvals?
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