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Denmark board adopts multi‑municipal Comprehensive Plan
Summary
The Town of Denmark Board adopted Resolution 126 of 2025 on Dec. 15, formally adopting the Denmark–Copenhagen–Castorland Comprehensive Plan after a public hearing with no public comment. The plan incorporates Lewis County Planning Board modifications and was adopted by roll call vote 4–Aye, 0–Noe, 1‑Absent.
The Town of Denmark Town Board adopted the Denmark–Copenhagen–Castorland (DCC) Comprehensive Plan via Resolution 126 of 2025 during its Dec. 15 meeting. Supervisor Scott Doyle and three councilmembers voted in favor; Councilmember Darlene Rowsam was recorded absent. The board stated for the record that the required public notice had been published in the Journal & Republican and posted in multiple public locations; no written or oral comments were received at the 6:00 p.m. hearing.
The board said the plan had been reviewed by the Lewis County Planning Board under General Municipal Law §239‑m and that the town incorporated the county’s suggested modifications. The resolution declares the town board the lead agency under the State Environmental Quality Review Act and states the plan “will not have a significant negative effect on the environment.” The board authorized making 40 bound public copies of the plan (Resolution 133) to be printed for distribution.
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