Sky's the limit plan for Stewart Airport study revealed
The MTA proposes a two phase 13 month study to evaluate Stewart Airport Newburgh for general aviation to full international terminal with customs and immigration. The study funded about 192629 of 288944 will analyze aviation demand, intermodal links, rail access, highways and environmental impacts, exploring customs facilities and possible STOL connections. Local officials and FAA will shape grant terms and conditions before final approval.
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Customs and Immigration Services
MTA
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Stewart
Greater
New York City
Stewart Airport
New York Metropolitan Area
Jfk
Newark
LaGuardia
Customs and Immigration
Metropolitan Authority study grant for Stewart Airport project
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority filed for a Stewart Airport study grant prepared by Transplan Inc and Seelye Stevenson Value Knecht Inc. The MTA invited 28 firms. 15 replied and presented proposals with no pay. The two phase study spans 13 months, requires about 12 606 man hours, 18 experts, and a research and drafting staff. Richard Class, chief of the aviation division, coauthored the application.
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Washington
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Stewart Airport
Transplan, Inc
Seelye, Stevenson, Value & Knecht, Inc
New York
MTA
Richard Class
Ronan urges industry to back Stewart expansion
MTA chief William J. Ronan urged area industrialists at the Mid-Hudson Industrial Association meeting to back the Stewart Airport development. He framed Stewart as a regional airport with vast economic promise and predicted the air cargo sector would grow, while stressing phased development and local cooperation to assuage concerns. Rep. John G. Dow pressed Ronan on MTA's impartiality, saying proof would be in the pudding.
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Fishkill
William J. Ronan
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
MTA
Stewart Airport
Mid-Hudson Industrial Association
Holiday Inn
Renan
Gov. Rockefeller
Stewart
Stewart Jetport
Ronan
Federal Aviation Agency
Air Force Base
New York Port Authority
Con
Walden Village assessment drop for Viking Theater owner Tillson
Norwood Tillson, owner of the Viking Theater on Main Street Walden, is suing the Village of Walden in Orange County Supreme Court to lower his assessment after a reduction from 25 000 to 17 500. The village had raised about 800 of 5200 parcels while Tillson's building saw the reduction.
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Walden
Montgomery
Viking Theater
Times Herald-Record
Norwood Tillson
Orange County
Supreme Court
Tillson
Chester Faces Higher Assessment On Main Street
Douglas Stickles, town assessor, says Chester’s assessment is out of line compared with Main Street. Village attorney Gerald N. Jacobowitz notes many reassessments occur only at sale, while insisting Tillson’s value aligns with other Main Street properties. Dr. Merring states the school district lacks control over values. A resident suggests state bias against Chester over industry rents.
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Douglas Stickles
Main Street
Stickles
Gerald N. Jacobowitz
Tillson
Chester
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Rockefeller
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Kennedy Airport
Penn Station
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