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Votes at a glance: Lake George Park Commission actions, Feb. 24, 2026
Summary
On Feb. 24 the Lake George Park Commission accepted the project review actions report (Resolution 2026-06) and approved two dock-variance resolutions: Resolution 2026-07 (Hague dock: option 1 with south pier limited to 6 feet, contingent on second public-comment period) and Resolution 2026-08 (Timberbrook: boathouse moved out of the setback; approval contingent on the second public-comment period).
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The Lake George Park Commission recorded several formal actions during its Feb. 24 meeting.
- Resolution 2026-06: The commission accepted and directed staff to incorporate the project review actions report (dated 02/18/2026) into the meeting minutes. The motion was moved and seconded and the commission carried the action following a voiced affirmative.
- Resolution 2026-07 (Hague, applicant listed as 102 FPDN LLC / Steve Oliver in staff materials): The commission approved the applicant's plan as "option 1" with a specific condition that the south pier be reduced to 6-foot width; approval was made contingent on completion of the second public comment period with no substantive comments before the decision is finalized. The resolution cites state regulatory sections and a SEQR type-2 determination.
- Resolution 2026-08 (Timberbrook LLC): The commission approved Timberbrook's variance to relocate a boathouse out of the setback and permit necessary offshore extension due to water-depth constraints; approval likewise was contingent on the second public comment period. The transcript records the motion passed with ayes and at least one abstention.
Notes about the record: the meeting transcript records roll-call-style "ayes" for votes but does not always include a full list of individual members' names in the same lines where the ayes were read. For transparency, reporters should consult the published meeting minutes or staff files for an authoritative roll call with member names and exact vote counts.

