Dover group weighs Mt Snow condo plans for 300 units
Dover selectmen must decide if Florida East Coast Properties Inc. may build a 300 unit vacation style condominium at Mt Snow foot. Approval would yield the town’s largest development in years, facing opposition from Inns Inc. Tamarack Lodge among its members. Inns Inc. has been represented by attorneys at hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carvill Dover
Dover Selectmen
Mt. Snow
Selectmen
Florida East Coast Properties Inc
Inns Inc
Deerfield Valley
Tamarack Lodge
Handle Road
300 unit condominium planned at Mt Snow basin
George Nostrand and Thomas P. Salmon oppose Dover condo project on 18 acre site near Mt Snow. East Coast Florida Properties Inc. of Miami plans 300 units in three phases selling for 30 000 to 35 000 each with 85 gallons daily water use and connections to the town sewer. Dover's interim zoning lacks condo provisions and local officials must rule on permit while environmental and growth impacts are questioned. Tibor Hollo leads the firm and could comment but was unreachable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nostrand
Thomas P. Salmon
Vermont
Mt. Snow Resort Basin
Rte. 100
Snow Lake
Mt. Snow Base Lodge
Mt. Snow
East Coast Florida Properties Inc
Miami
Fla
Vermont Land Corp
Atlanta
Columbus
Ohio
Dover
Mt. Snow Basin
Nostrand
Florida East Coast Properties Inc
Tibor Hollo
Hello
Arlington selects review flood damage and West Arlington plan
Arlington selectmen examined flood damage photos and discussed River Road Crow Hill Road and Tory Lane conditions. They reviewed a nine parcel development by Anthony Cersosimo east of Route 313 and planned a meeting with the engineer to ensure erosion control and proper culverts, plus town concerns on culvert size and a turnout for branch road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Selectmen
Henry Breunich
River Road
Crow Hill Road
Tory Lane
Murray Hollow
Selectman
George Novotny
Cersosimo
Addison D. Minott
Brattleboro
Novotny
Breunich
Planning Commission
Nancy Simson
Kennedy Ludlam
Bennington County Regional Commission
John Simson
Lister Winfield Bentley
BCRC
Economic Development Council
Better Mouse Trap Ltd
Wyman Lane
Lambert
Civil Defense
Janice Cameron
John West
Robert Treat
Recreation Committee
Planning Board
VFW
John A. Ewald
Bentley Hill Road
Manchester Development Corporation
Hoosick Falls to hear HUD funds plan for John Street
Hoosick Falls village trustees invite the public to a 7 p.m. hearing on using HUD loan grant funds to help John Street merchants improve exterior building areas. The plan would match merchant spending up to eight thousand five hundred dollars total, with individual grants not exceeding one thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Route 7 Delinquent Taxes Spook Selectmen Meeting
Manchester residents owing sewer taxes face liens as the board, in a 3 1 vote with I Stanford Zecher abstaining, approves action. Unpaid sewer taxes total about 4000, half of last year. Discussions cover Route 7 highway opposition, advisory committees, and town business including licenses and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
I. Stanford Zecher
Donald Dorr
Zecher
Henry R. Lambert
Douglas Schner
Bennington
Schner
Kathy DeSilvey
Wallingford
DeSilvey
Manchester Selectmen
Selectmen
Lambert
North Bennington
Harvey D. Carter
Jack Heaslip
Citizens’ Advisory Committee
East Dorset
John Hawkins
Lois Mattison
Senate Highway Committee
Madeline Harwood
Ludlam resigns as Arlington land use administrator
Arlington selectmen accepted Ludlam's March 7 letter resigning as land use administrator citing personal abuse and chicanery. He says the role requires enforcement and youth ful aggression, not deserved by him. He remains a planning commissioner and Red Cross official, praised zoning but noted recurring conflicts and a need for public cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Kennedy Ludlam
Ludlam
Red Cross
Bennington
American Red Cross
Planning Commission
Martha Canfield
Oversight May Cost Village $13 000
The village failed to obtain flood insurance for the waterworks after voting in August, with damage estimates showing about 13 000 dollars more in potential costs. Superintendent Charles Stowell cites 26 000 dollars in flood damage, half at the waterworks, plus 240 hours of cleanup totaling 1 200 dollars, while insurance would have cost 1 026 dollars. Mayor Donald Bogardus calls it an oversight and says a discussion or hearing may follow, likely at tonight’s HUD grant guidelines public hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Street
Main Street
HUD
Peter Kent
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles Stowell
Stowell
Donald Bogardus
Bogardus
New Hardcover Titles and Paperbacks Arrive at Bennington Bookshop
New hardcovers include The Life and Times of Chaucer by John Gardner and A Place to Come To by Robert Penn Warren plus Everest The Hard Way with dramatic photos. Other releases feature James Beard The Theory and Practice of Good Cooking and The Age of Uncertainty by Galbraith. Paperback editions now appear for Even Cowgirls Get the Blues and Black Sunday among others as hundreds of new titles publish weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gardner
Chaucer
Robert Penn Warren
Chris Bonington
Everest
James Beard
Susan Howardh
Liv Ultmann
John Kenneth Galbraith
Tom Robbins
Thomas Harris
Spanday
Albert Speer
Lillian Hellman
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Brown New Arlington Selectman
G. Orlando Cullinan
Town Road
Greg Wright
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Florida
Fortune Magazine
Arlington Selectmen
Miles Lumber Co
Winhall
Londonderry
Woodard Construction Co
Ralph Morse Jr
Buck Hill Road
West
Vivahooey Fae
Ument Plaza Shopping
Oa AS
Fred Wessner
Raymond Favreau
Favreau
Way's Lane
Judson Brown
Route 7
Old Mill Road
East Arlington
United Counseling Service
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Zoning Board of Adjustment
Cole Hall
Alfred Rice
Depot Road
Chet Denio
Hidden Valley
Edwin Colvin
Susan Hoffman
State U. of New York
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