Appendix B SEQRA Documentation - The Villages of Chestnut Ridge

DRAFT SCOPE
For
DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT STATEMENT (DEIS)
Project Name:
Villages of Chestnut Ridge
Location:
Winterton Road (C.R. 62)
Village of Bloomingburg
Sullivan County, NY
Lead Agency:
Village of Bloomingburg
Main Street
Bloomingburg, New York 14721
Prepared By:
Village of Bloomingburg Village Board
Main Street
Bloomingburg, New York 14721
August, 2008
BACKGROUND:
Introduction
This draft Scope has been prepared in accordance with and pursuant to the
requirements of Article 8 of the New York State Environmental Conversation
Law, the State Environmental Quality Review Act (“SEQRA”), and the
implementing regulations found in 6 NYCRR Part 617. This Scope is intended
for use by the Project Sponsor, Sullivan Farms II, LLC for preparing a Draft
Environmental Impact Statement (“DEIS”) on the proposed Village of Chestnut
Ridge in the Village of Bloomingburg.
The draft Scope identifies the information and analysis the Village of
Bloomingburg Village Board (“Village Board”), acting as the Lead Agency, had
determined the Project Sponsor shall include in the DEIS for the proposed
Villages of Chestnut Ridge Project.
The first part of this draft Scope provides the narrative information as required
under 6 NYCRR Part 617.8(f). This is followed by an outline detailing the
proposed DEIS organization.
Brief Description of Proposed Action
The proposed Action is the construction and operation of mixed use complex
consisting of a several clusters of single family residences, patio homes and
townhomes and recreational amenities on a 198.3 acre site. The project may
include construction of a nine hole golf course with clubhouse, pool, tennis
courts, meeting rooms and restaurant. The site will be served by an extension of
the public sewer and a new water system will be developed to serve the site.
A Planned Unit Development (PUD) approval is required from the Village of
Bloomingburg.
The proposed action was classified as a Type I Action by the Village of
Bloomingburg during it August 14, 2008 meeting.
Village of Bloomingburg
Chestnut Ridge DEIS Draft Scope
August, 2008
Page 2
Potentially Significant Adverse Impacts
The following potentially significant areas of impact have been identified by the Lead
Agency for evaluation in the DEIS.
Land Use, Zoning and Community Character
Topography and Soils
Vegetation and Wildlife
Surface Drainage and Water Resources
Traffic and Site Access
Open Space and Recreation
Infrastructure and Utilities
Community Services
Initial Identification of Mitigation Measures
Initial mitigation measures identified as part of the project proposal include:
Highway access improvements to facilitate vehicular access including
improvements to existing Village Roads.
Stormwater management facilities specifically designed to address water quality
and quantity; limiting impervious areas on the site to maintain vegetative cover.
Erosion Control facilities specifically designed to address water quality treatment
during construction activities; phasing and limiting disturbance to minimal areas.
Landscaping, berms, setbacks and buffering to reduce and visual impacts from
public highways and reduce impacts to neighboring properties.
Open Space Recreational Facilities for Use by the Public.
Wetland Replacement to mitigate impact of stream and wetlands crossings and
stream crossing design to minimize impacts.
Additional mitigative measure will be required to be address any new potential adverse
environmental impacts identified during the public scoping process.
Village of Bloomingburg
Chestnut Ridge DEIS Draft Scope
August, 2008
Page 3
Reasonable Alternatives to be Considered
The DEIS must identify and evaluate alternatives to the proposed action, including:
A.
Other potential locations for proposed development.
B.
Alternative configurations of the proposed development at the proposed
location.
C.
1.
All single family residential development with Golf Course
2.
All Townhouse development with Golf Course
3.
Residential Development without golf course
The “no-action” alternative.
Appendices
All underlying technical reports prepared by project team consultants with respect to the
issues identified for inclusion in the DEIS will be included in the appendices. The
methodologies and results of all technical studies will be summarized and explained in
the main body of the DEIS.
Prominent Issues Determined Not Relevant or Significant
None
For Further Information:
Lead Agency: VILLAGE OF BLOOMINGBURG
Post Office Box 241
13 North Road
Bloomingburg, New York 12721
(845) 733-1400
(845) 733-1741 Fax
Public Input on Scoping: Insert Here
Village of Bloomingburg
Chestnut Ridge DEIS Draft Scope
August, 2008
Page 4
DRAFT SCOPE FOR DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT::
The DEIS will be prepared in accordance with the requirements set forth in 6 NYCRR Part
617. The DEIS will contain the following.
Cover Sheet
Table of Contents
List of Consultants
I. DEIS Summary
II. Project Description
A. Location
B. Alternatives Studied
C. Preferred Project Layout
D. Construction and Operation Activities including approach to common facilities and
common areas operations and ownership issues.
E. Purpose and Need
F. Required Approvals
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
PUD Approval – Village of Bloomingburg
Subdivision and Land Development – Village of Bloomingburg
SPDES – Stormwater - NYDEC
Wastewater Collection, Conveyance and Treatment - New York DEC
Water Supply – New York DEC and New York Department of Health
Highway Access Approval – County
Roadway and Utility Stream and Wetland Crossings – New York DEC,
U.S. Army Corps
III. Environmental Settings, Anticipated Impacts and Mitigation Measures
A. Land Use, Zoning and Community Character
1.
Compliance with Zoning Use and Dimensional Requirements
Village of Bloomingburg
Chestnut Ridge DEIS Draft Scope
August, 2008
Page 5
2.
Compatibility with Surrounding Land Uses
3.
Community Character
Existing Character of Site and Surrounding
4.
Visual Impacts including site lighting design issues.
5.
Recreation and Open Space
6.
Historical and Archaeology Resources
B. Topography and Soils
Site Specific Soils
Topography Changes to the Project Site
Erosion and Sedimentation Control
C. Vegetation and Wildlife
1.
2.
Site Vegetation
Wildlife
D. Surface Drainage and Water Resources
1.
2.
3.
4.
E.
Traffic and Site Access
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
F.
Existing Conditions
Proposed Stormwater Management
Erosion and Sedimentation Control
Stream and Wetland Impacts
Existing Road Network
Project Trip Generation
Proposed Roadway Improvements
Post Development
Parking
Pedestrian Access
Infrastructure and Utilities
1. Water Supply
Existing Systems
Project Demands
Fire Protection
Proposed Improvements
Village of Bloomingburg
Chestnut Ridge DEIS Draft Scope
August, 2008
Page 6
2. Wastewater Collection, Conveyance and Treatment
Existing Systems
Project Demands
Proposed Improvements
3. Solid Waste
G.
Impact on Climate Change
1. Greenhouse Gas Emission
2. Energy Usage
3. Alternatives
H.
Community Services and Economic Impacts
1. Existing Services Impacts
2. Project Demands including schools and other community services
3. Post Development Project Costs and Revenues
I.
Noise and Air Quality
1. Existing Conditions
2. Project Impacts
3. Proposed Mitigation
J.
Unavoidable Project Impacts
K.
Alternatives
Alternative Sites
Alternatives Layouts
No Action
Alternatives analysis shall include a site plan with limits of disturbance for each
alternative. A summary table for each alternative will include acres of vegetation
clearing, acres of wetlands disturbance, number of stream crossings, estimated water
demand in gallons per day by use(potable and irrigation), estimated sewage treatment
capacity required in gallons per day, and total area of disturbance. Other parameters
will be included as appropriate for comparison of the alternatives.
L.
Potential Growth Inducing Aspects
List of References
Village of Bloomingburg
Chestnut Ridge DEIS Draft Scope
August, 2008
Page 7
List of Appendices
Project Correspondence
SEQRA Documentation
List of interested and involved Parties
Traffic Impact Study
Hydrogeology Study
Phase 1 Archaeology Study
Wetlands Delineation Report
Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan
Wastewater Collection and Conveyance Report
Realty Subdivision and Water Systems Approval
Village of Bloomingburg
Chestnut Ridge DEIS Draft Scope
August, 2008
Page 8
617.20
Appendix A
State EnvironmentalQuality Review
ASSESSMENTFORM
FULLENVIRONMENTAL
17 April 2008
purpose: The full EAF is designedto help applicantsand agenties determine,in an orderly manner,whether a project or action may
are aspectsof
be significant. The question of whether an action may be iignificant is not always easy to answer. Frequently,there
little
or no formal
have
may
significance
who
determine
those
that
underitood
lt
is
also
u proje.t that are subjectiveor unmeasurable.
knowledge
have
who
many
In
addition,
analysis.
in
environmental
expert
technically
not
be
may
or
knowledgeof the environment
in one pirticular areamay not be aware of the broaderconcernsaffecting the question of significance.
process
The full EAFis intendedto providea method whereby applicantsand agenciescan be assuredthat the determination
project
or
action'
fit
a
to
information
of
introduction
allow
has been orderly, comprehensivein nature, yet flexible enoughto
Full EAF Components: The full EAF is comprisedof three parts:
part 1 :
providesobjectivedata and informationabout a given projectand its site. By identifyingbasic projectdata, it assists
a reviewer in the analysisthat takes place in Parts 2 and 3'
paft 2t Focuseson identifyingthe range of possibleimpacts that may occur from a project or action. lt providesguidance
The
as to whether an impact is likely to be consideredsmall to moderateor whether it is a potentially-largeimpact.
reduced.
or
mitigated
be
impact
can
an
whether
identifies
form also
part 3: lf any impact in part 2 is identifiedas potentially-large,then Part 3 is used to evaluatewhether or not the impact is
actually important.
THISAREAFORLEADAGENCYUSEONLY
-- Type 1 and UnlistedActions
OF SIGNIFICANCE
DETERMTNATTON
l-lpu't a
l-l part Z
l-l ,un r
tdentifythe Portionsof EAFcompletedfor this project:
and
information,
other
supporting
any
and
(Parts
if
appropriate),
3
1 and2 and
Uponreviewof the informationrecordedon this EAF
that:
lead
agency
the
by
determined
reasonably
it
is
impact,
each
of
boththe magnitudeand importance
considering
fn
The projectwill not resultin any largeand importantimpact(s)and,therefore,is one whichwill not havea
will be prepared.
thereforea negativedeclaration
significantimpacton the environment,
Ie
effect
therewill not be a significant
Althoughthe projectcouldhavea significanteffecton the environment,
therefore
required,
havebeen
PART
3
in
measuresdescribed
mitigation
Actionbecausethe
rorthiJUnlisted
will be prepared.*
negativedeclaration
a CONDITIONED
fc
The projectmay resultin one or morelargeand importantimpactsthat may havea significantimpacton the
will be prepared.
thereforea positivedeclaration
environment,
*A ConditionedNegativeDeclarationis only valid for unlistedActions
Name of Action
Nameof LeadAgencY
Title of ResponsibleOfficer
officer)
m resPonsible
Officerin LeadAgency
of Responsible
Signature
website
Date
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PARTl..PROJECTINFORMATION
Prepared
by ProjectSponsor
NOTICE: This documentis designedto assistin determiningwhetherthe actionproposedmay have a significanteffecton the
environment.Pleasecompletethe entireform, PartsA throughE. Answersto these questionswill be consideredas partof the
you believe
applicationfor approvaland may be subjectto furtherverification
and publicreview. Provideany additionalinformation
will be neededto completeParts 2 and 3.
It is expectedthat completionof the full EAF will be dependenton informationcurrentlyavailableand will not involvenew studies,
researchor investigation.lf informationrequiringsuch additionalwork is unavailable,so indicateand specifyeach instance.
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Name of Action Villages of ChestnutRidge and the proposed
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Locationof Action(includeStreetAddress,Municipality
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Winterton Road,Main Streetand Market Street,Village of Bloomingburg,Sullivan County, NY
Name of Applicant/SponsorSullivan Farms II (DuaneRoe)
Address PO Box 243
City/ PO Bloomingburg
State NY
Zip Code 12721
State
Zip Code
B u s i n e s sT e l e p h o n e ( 8 4 5 )7 3 3 - 5 0 2 8
Nameof Owner(if different)same as aDove
Address
City/ PO
Business
Telephone
Descriptionof Action:
The proposedaction includesthe proposedVillages of ChestnutRidge Development,the water and sewerlines to the Village of
BloomingburgWastewaterTreatmentPlant (WWTP) and the expansionof the existing Village WWTP. The Villagesof ChestnutRidge
project includesa ResidentialPlannedUnit Development(PUDR) on 198.3acresthat would include a mix of 395 residentialunits
including 102 singlefamily houses,200 townhouseunits and 93 patio units. Proposedsite amenitiesinclude a t hole golf course,
clubhousewith restaurantand community center,community park, tenniscourtsand a swimming pool.
Water will be providedto the Villages of ChestnutRidge Community by a proposednew centralwater system. The proposedwater
systemwill consistof the developmentof 3 onsitewells, a water storagetank, a water pressurebuilding, and a distributionsystem. The
distributionsystemwill servethe proposeddevelopmentand will be extendeddown Winterton Road,along the newly constructedMarket
StreetRoad,acrossMain Streetand to the proposednew Village WWTP expansion.
The Villages of ChestnutRidge Developmentwill be servedby a proposedcentralsewercollection and conveyancesystem. Sewage
from the projectwill flow by gravity to one of the fwo onsitesewagepump stations. The pump stationswill pump the sewagein a
forcemainalong Winterton Road to a new sanitarymanholeat the intersectionwith Market Street. The sewagewould then flow by
gravity along Market StreetacrossMain Streetand to the Village of BloomingburgWWTP.
The proposedactionalso requiredan upgradeand expansionof the existingVillage of Bloomingburg WWTP. The existingWWTP is
permittedfor 70,000gpd, the proposedexpansionis for a total of 325,000gpd. The expansionwill consistof the constructionof a
entirelynewWWTP.
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PleaseCompleteEachQuestion--lndicate
A. SITEDESCRIPTION
Physicalsettingof overallproject,both developedand undevelopedareas.
1. presentLandUse:[*l ,roun
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A F T E RC O M P L E T I O N
PRESENTLY
(Non-agricultural)
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1 . 5a c r e s
![acres
43.7 acres
20.7 acres
105i acres
o acres
50.4 acres
49.9 6qrs5
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0 acres
8.9 acres
3 5 . 6a c r e s
Forested
(lncludesorchards,cropland,pasture,etc.)
Agricultural
Wetland(Freshwater
or tidal as per Articles24,25 of ECL)
WaterSurfaceArea
Unvegetated(Rock,earth or fill)
Roads,buildingsand other paved surfaces
102.f acres
Other (lndicatetype) lawn, fairway
3. What is predominantsoil type(s)on projectsite?
a.
Soildrainage:
Flw"rr drained l0 % of site
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poorty drained
4
toouru,"lywelldraine
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65% of site.
25 o/oof site
withinsoilgroup1 through4 of the NYSLand
how manyacresof soilareclassified
landis involved,
b. lf anyagricultural
370).
System?/ 2 / acres(see1 NYCRR
Classification
on projectsite? f,]
4. Aretherebedrockoutcroppings
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5. Approximatepercentageof proposedprojectsite with slopes:
Uo-l o"/o 40%o
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to,,o[ containa building,site, or district, listedon the State or NationalRegistersof
ls projectsubstantia!,lgcontiguous
H i s t o r i c P l a c e s ?| l v e s
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7 . ls pro.;ectsubstantiallycontiguousto a site listedon the Registerof NationalNaturalLandmarks?
B. what is the depthof the watertable?
0' ro 6' (inreet) (V *t
principal,
or solesourceaquifer?
overa primary,
9. ls sitelocated
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presently
existin the projectarea?
opportunities
fishingor shellfishing
10. Dohunring,
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11. Doesprojectsite containany speciesof plantor animallife that is identifiedas threatenedor endangeredf [V",
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NYSDEC letterdated28 February2006,additionallya studyfor bog turtlesand IndianaBats is beingperformedby the applicant.
formations?
Are thereany uniqueor unusuallandforms on the projectsite?(i.e.,cliffs,dunes,othergeological
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Describe:
as an open spaceor recreationarea?
13. ls the projectsite presentlyused by the communityor neighborhood
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14. Doesthe presentsite includescenicviews knownto be importantto the community?
15. Streamswithin or contiguousto projectarea:
Kill
Kill and unnamedtributariesto the Shawangunk
Shawangunk
a.
Nameof Streamand name of Riverto which it is tributarv
Kill is tributaryto the Wallkill River
The Shawangunk
1 6 . Lakes,
wetland areaswithin or c
Federalwetlandshavebeendelineatedand shownon the siteplans.
b.
Size(in acres):
Approximately50.4acres
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17. ls the site servedby existingpublicutilitiesZ
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a.
lf YES, doessufficientcapacityexist to allow connection?
b.
be necessary
to allow connection?
lf YES,will improvements
fives
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districtcertifiedpursuantto Agriculture
and MarketsLaw, Article25-AA,Section303 and
18. ls the site locatedin an aqricultural
3o4?
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flto
pursuantto Article8 of the ECL,
Areadesignated
19. ls the site locatedin or substantiallv
contiguousto a CriticalEnvironmental
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a n d 6 N Y C R R6 1 7 ? n Y e s
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20. Has the site ever been usedfor the disposalof solid or hazardouswastes?
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B. ProjectDescription
and scaleof project(fill in dimensions
as appropriate).
1. Physicaldimensions
a. Totalcontiguousacreageowned or controlledby projectsponsor:
0 acresinitially;-__J302
b.
Projectacreageto be developed:
c.
P r o j e cat c r e a gteo r e m a i nu n d e v e l o p e! (di:a c r e s .
d.
Lengthof project,in miles:
e.
lf the projectis an expansion,indicatepercentof expansionproposed.
Ll5 (if appropriate)
Numberof off-streetparkingspacesexisting
2;
,
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464v"
proposed 485
305(uoon
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generated
perhour:
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trips
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Numberand type of housingunits:
Initially
2{LEA
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Two Family
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35 ft height;
80 ft width;
j. Linearfeet of frontagealonga publicthoroughfare
projectwill occupyis?
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Condominium
3. Will disturbedareasbe reclaimed
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170ft length.
5.715ft,
How muchnaturalmaterial(i.e.rock,earth,etc.)will be removedfrom the site?
0 tons/cubicyards.
N/A
lf yes, for what intendedpurposeis the site beingreclaimed?
Disturbedareaswill be stabilizedwith vegetationin theproposedgolf courseand lawn area.Pavedroadsandbuildingsarealso
proposed.
b, Will topsoilbe stockpiledfor reclamation?
c.
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How many acresof vegetation(trees,shrubs,groundcovers)will be removedfrom site?-f
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5. Will any matureforest(over1OOyearsold)or otherlocally-important
vegetationbe removedby this project?
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months,(including
demolition)
periodof construction:
lf singlephaseproject:Anticipated
_
lf multi-phased:
4 (number)
a.
Total numberof phasesanticipated
b.
Anticipateddate of commencementphase1:
10 month 2q08 year,(including
demolition)
c.
Approximatecompletiondate of final phase:
l0 month
phases?I-l
d. ls phase1 functionally
on subsequent
dependent
8.
will blasting
occurduringconstruction?ff
9.
Numberofjobs generated:
duringconstruction
2013 year.
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200; afterprojectis complete bL
1 0 . Number
ofjobs eliminated
by this project 0
11. Willprojectrequirerelocation
of any projectsor facilities?
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lf yes, explain:
12. ls surfaceliquidwastedisposalinvolved?lTl ,",
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b. Nameof water bodyinto which effluentwill be dischargedtt.ut.d effluentdischarge
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a. lf yes, indicatetype of waste (sewage,industrial,
etc) andamount sewagetreatedat
13. ls subsurface
liquidwastedisposalinvolved?n
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14. Will surfaceareaof an existingwater bodyincreaseor decrease
by proposal?
n
y",
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lf yes,explain:
15. ls projector any portionof projectlocatedin a 1Ooyearflood plain? lTlVes
generate
solidwaste?lTl v", il
16. Willtheproject
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permonth?.,![ tons(?,qn v\^.r\\4nd,* y
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b.
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waste
facitity
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beused?
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lf yes,givename privatehauler
; locationvarious
d. Willanywastesnot go intoa sewagedisposal
systemor intoa sanitarylandfill?[t",
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e. lf yes,explain:
17. Willthe projectinvolvethe disposal
of solidwaste? ilr",
a.
lf yes, what is the anticipatedrate of disposal?
b.
lf yes, what is the anticipatedsite life? _
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tons/month.
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18.wil project
useherbicides
orpesticidesz
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19. Willprojectroutinely
produce
odors(morethanonehourperoay)zI
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20. Willprojectproduceoperating
noiseexceeding
the localambient
noiselevels?I-1v",
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21. willprojectresultin an increase
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lf yes, indicatetype(s)
lncreasedelectricaluse
22. lf watersupplyis fromwells,indicatepumpingcapacity
waterusageperday 135000gallons/day.
23. rotalanticipated
(.*O*ntn
24. DoesprojectinvolveLocal,Stateor Federalfunding?f,
ffi)$^r"[nf
250 gallons/minute.
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lf yes,explain:
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25. ApprovalsRequired:
Type
[Tl "",
City, Town,
SubmittalDate
PUDROverlay
f, ro
District Approval
HOA Approval
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Site plan approval
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City, Town ZoningBoard
and subdivisionapproval
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NYSDOH approvalof
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OtherRegional
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StateAgencies
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water system
SullivanCounty DPW
EntrancePermits
NYSDEC streamcrossins
permit,watertakingpermit,
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STP d,ppt?0Vfu\
sewerextension,
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ACOE - Mitieationof
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FederalAgencies
wetlands
C. Zoningand PlanningInformation
1 . Doesproposedactioninvolvea planningor zoningdecision?fTlv"t
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lf Yes,indicatedecisionrequired:
zoningvariance
l--l zontngamendment
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usepermit
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of masterplan
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of the site?
2. Whatis the zoningclassification(s)
The Sullivan FarmsII portion was annexedinto the Village in November2001 in the Rl Zone. The proposedSTP is in Zone
R I . The utility lines betweenSullivan FarmsII and the proposedSTP are in Zones n t tl^^g\.N I) D ,
Whatis the maximumpotential
of the site if developed
as
198.3x 2witJacre:396 unitspermitted;(395 unitsproposed)
4.
What is the proposedzoningof the site?
PUDR overlay district over the Rl Zone for the Sullivan FarmsII portion of the project.
5.
What is the maximum potential developmentof the site if developedas permitted by the proposedzoning?
395 units, clubhouse,golf course,other site amenities
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ls the proposedaction consistent with the recommendeduses in adopted local land use plans?
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7. Whatarethe predominant
landuse(s)andzoningclassifications
withina /+ mileradiusof proposed
action?
Village of Bloomingburg:
CD - Conservation
District
Rl - SingleFamily Residence
NBD - NeighborhoodBusinessDistrict
Town of Mamakating:
VC - Village Center
PO - PlannedOffice
with adjoining/surrounding
landuseswith a % mile?
actioncompatible
8 . ls the proposed
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of land,how manylotsareproposed? 1 0 2s i
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a. Whatis the minimumlot sizeproposed?
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10. Will proposedactionrequireany authorization(s)
for the formationof seweror water districts? [
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The sitewill be servedby its own onsitewatersystem.The sitewill be servedby the proposedVillage of Bloomingburg
Wastewater
TreatmentPlant.
1 1 . Will the proposedaction createa demandfor any communityprovidedservices(recreation,education,police,fire protection?
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lf yes, is existingcapacitysufficientto handleprojecteddemand?
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The sitewill be servedby a new watersystemthatwill providefire protection.
12. Will the proposedaction result in the generationof traffic significantlyabovepresentlevels?
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traffic.
lf yes, is the existingroadnetworkadequateto handlethe additional
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A traffic studyis beingpreparedby the Applicant
D. InformationalDetails
Attach any additionalinformationas may be neededto clarifyyour project. lf there are or may be any adverseimpacts
which you proposeto mitigateor avoidthem
associated
with your proposal,pleasediscusssuch impactsand the measures
E. Verification
I certify that the informationprovidedaboveis true to the best of my knowledge.
Applicant/Sponsor
Name Villagesat ChestnutRidge
Date 4l16108
Signature
Title
lf the action is in the Coastal Area, and you are a state agency, completethe CoastalAssessmentForm before proceedingwith this
assessment.
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