Board schedules public scoping session for 159‑unit Infinity Hills Estates DEIS
Summary
The Fallsburg Planning Board set a public scoping session for Aug. 13 to develop the draft DEIS scope for a proposed 159‑unit mobile home park, asking staff to review traffic intersections, wetland impacts, water supply and alternatives analysis.
Representatives for Infinity Hills Estates presented a draft scoping document to guide an environmental impact statement for a proposed 159‑unit mobile home park on Church Road. Jim Bates said he had prepared a draft scoping and worked with the planner on the EAF Part 2. Chair Arthur Rosenshein asked board members to review the draft scope alongside the EAF and submit written comments for the record.
Town Planner Helen Budrock said the scoping session will be limited to the draft scope (not the project's merits) and suggested the board focus on traffic intersections (the draft references 40 intersections), alternatives analysis and sewer/onsite plant contingencies. The board voted to schedule a public scoping session on August 13; staff will circulate the town traffic consultant's review prior to that meeting.
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