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Ballston Spa trustees hear BOA-funded revitalization plan, timeline calls for state BOA designation before June
Summary
A consultant presented a Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA) plan for Ballston Spa that targets seven strategic sites and five goals—revitalization, downtown vitality, infrastructure, housing, and cultural resources—and urges board and public feedback ahead of state BOA designation targeted before June.
Norbel Greenberger, a senior planner with Lavela Associates, presented the draft Revitalize Ballston Spa plan to the village trustees on Feb. 8, saying "90% of the costs are being covered through a grant from the Department of State" under the Brownfield Opportunity Area (BOA) program. Greenberger said the plan covers a study area north along Route 50 and west of Milton Avenue, includes seven strategic sites and a set of supporting policy recommendations, and builds on prior village planning work.
The plan’s draft vision calls for "a vibrant, connected community that honors its historic charm while embracing thoughtful growth and innovation," and Greenberger summarized five goals that guide recommendations: revitalizing vacant and underutilized properties; enhancing downtown vitality; improving…
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