Planning board adopts Infinity Hills scoping document after ecology data debate
The Fallsburg Planning Board adopted the final environmental scoping document for the 159‑unit Infinity Hills Estate afterEcological consultant James Faith questioned the usefulness of U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service data and the board agreed to modify species-consultation references.
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The Fallsburg Planning Board voted to adopt the final scoping document that will guide environmental review of the Infinity Hills Estate, a proposed 159‑unit residential development. The scoping document — an outline of the analyses and questions that will appear in a future draft environmental impact statement — was updated to reflect comments from board members and the public and approved with a motion from the board.
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