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Votes at a glance: March 3, 2026 Saratoga County Open Space Committee
Summary
The Open Space Committee voted to approve routine items including a $12,500 transfer from the trails reserve, acceptance of increased snowmobile grant funding (plus administrative fees), amendments to agricultural district inclusions, and approval of application materials; motions were made and passed during the March 3 meeting.
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The Saratoga County Open Space Committee on March 3 approved the following actions during a regularly scheduled meeting.
• Transfer of funds: Authorized a transfer of $12,500 from the trails reserve to the operating account to close out specified town projects (breakdown cited as $10,000 and $2,500). Staff (Jason) presented the item and the motion passed.
• Snowmobile grant: Approved amending an earlier awarding resolution to accept an increase of the New York State snowmobile grant from $85,000 to $89,532 and to allow up to a 10% administrative fee to cover county program administration.
• Agricultural districts: Approved proposed amendments to Agricultural Districts 1 and 2 following review by the Farmland Protection Board; the county will hold a public hearing at the law & finance meeting and, if no objections are sustained, the board will forward final inclusions for coding on tax maps.
• Applications approved: Committee approved the open‑space and related applications as drafted; staff will return to the committee with project trackers and quarterly updates.
Most motions were moved and seconded on the record; specific mover/second and recorded roll‑call tallies were not provided in the transcript for each vote. Where timing or dollar amounts were discussed, those figures are reported as stated in the meeting transcript.
Next steps: Staff will finalize resolution language, publish amended grant materials, and provide a quarterly project tracker beginning in May.

