S. 3800- An Act to Amend the Executive Law, in Relation to Adirondack Park Agency Jurisdiction and Restrictions with Respect to Certain Vacant Lots, 1975

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MEMORANDUM

ASSEMBLY BILL # BY: ANDREW W. RYAN, JR.
SENATE BILL # BY: RONALD STAFFORD

AN ACT to amend the executive law, in
relation to Adirondack Park Agency
jurisdiction and restrictions
with respect ‘to certain vacant lots

PURPOSE: This bill amends the Adirondack Park Private Land Use
Bian allowing one single family dwellings or mobile homes

to be allowed to be built.on any vacant lot on record the date
the Adirondack Park Agency law. went into effect.

SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS: This bill would amend paragraph.a of
Subdivision one of section eight hundred eleven of the executive
law, as added by chapter three hundred forty-eight of the laws
of nineteen hundred seventy-three.

JUSTIFICATION: It was the intention of the Private Land Use
Pian as originally passed that pre-existing lots be allowed

to be built on. The way the law was enacted and the way the
Agency interpreted the law this was not allowed. Lots are
still subjected to Agency review and the people whose ownership
was in effect prior to the effective date of the statute has
been refused.permits to build on these bts. It is unjust to
penalize these owners from using land that they had purchased
prior to the effective date of the statute.

FISCAL IMPLICATION: Local - increase in the tax base

State - None

EFFECTIVE DATE: Immediate

MEMORANDUM

ASSEMBLY BILL # BY: ANDREW W. RYAN, JR.
SENATE BILL ¢ BY: RONALD STAFFORD

AN ACT to amend the executive law, in
relation to Adirondack Park Agency
jurisdiction and restrictions
with respect ‘to certain vacant lots

PURPOSE: This bill amends the Adirondack Park Private Land Use
Pian allowing one single family dwellings or mobile homes

to be allowed to be built on any vacant lot on record the date
the Adirondack Park Agency law went into effect.

SUMMARY OF PROVISIONS: This bill-would amend paragraph a of
Subdivision one of section eight hundred eleven of the executive
law, as added by chapter three hundred forty-eight of the laws
of nineteen hundred seventy-three.

JUSTIFICATION: It was the intention of the Private Land Use
Plan as originally passed that pre-existing lots be allowed

to be built on. The way the law was enacted and the way the
Agency interpreted the law this was not allowed. Lots are
still subjected to Agency review and the people whose ownership
was in effect prior to the effective date of the statute has
been refused.permits to build on these bts. It is unjust to
penalize these owners from using land that they had purchased
prior to the effective date of the statute.

FISCAL IMPLICATION: Local - increase in the tax base

State - None

EFFECTIVE DATE: Immediate

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IN ASSEMBLY
‘The Members of the Assembly whose names are circled below wish to join me in the sponsorship of this proposal:

Abramson Daly Flack Hawley Lee . Montano
Amatucci D'Amato Flanagan Healey Lehner Murphy, G.A.
Barbaro D'Andrea Fortune Hecht Lentol Murphy, MJ.
Betros Dearie Fremming Henderson Levy Murphy, TJ.
Bianchi DelliBovi Frey Herbst Lewis Nicolosi
Blumenthal Del Toro Gazzara Hevesi Lill Nine

Brewer DeSalvio Goodhue Hinchey Lisa O'Neil
Brown DiCarlo Gorski Hochberg Lopresto Orazio

Burns DiFalco Gottfried Hochbrueckner Mannix Passannante
Burrows Diggs Graber Hoyt Marchiselli Pesce
Galogero Dokuchitz Grannis Hurley Margiotta Posner, H.A.
Caputo Duryea Greco Tard Marshall Posner, S.
Gincotta Dwyer Griffin Jonas McCabe Rappleyea.
Cochrane Emery Griffith Kelleher Mega Reilly
Connelly Esposito Gunning Kidder Miller, G.W. Riford
Connor Eve Haley Koppell | Miller, HJ. Robach
Gook, C.D. Farrell Hamilton Kremer Miller, HM. Roosa

Cook, D.W. Ferris Hanna Landes Miller, M.E, Ross
Cooperman Field Harenberg Lane Mirto Runyon
Culhane Fink Harris Lasher Molinari Ryan

Assembly Introducer’s signature

Schmidt
Schumer
Sears
Serrano
Sharoff
Siegel
Silverman
Solomon
Stavisky
Stein
Steingut
Stephens
Stott
Stretzin
Suchin
Sullivan
Tallon
Taylor
Thorp
Tills

Vann
Velella
Virgilio
Walsh
Wemple
Weprin
Wertz
Yevoli
Zagame
Zimmer

of this proposal:

Anderson
Auer
Barclay
Beatty
Bellamy
Bernstein
Bloor
Bronston
Burstein
Caemmerer
Galandra
Conklin
Donovan
Dunne
Eckert
Flynn
Galiber
Garcia
Giuffreda
Gold

IN SENATE

Goodman
Gordon
Griffin
Halperin
Hudson
Isabella
Johnson
Knorr
Leichter
Levy
Lewis
Lombardi
Marchi
Marino
Mason
McCall
McFarland
Meyerson
Moore
Nolan

‘The Senators whose names are circled below wish to join me in the sponsorship

Ohrenstein
Owens
Padavan
Paterson
Perry

Pisani

Present
Rolison

Ruiz

Santucei
Schermerhorn
Smith, B.C.
Smith, W.T.
Stafford
Straub

.Tauriello

‘Trunzo
Volker
Warder
Winikow

Senate’ Intraducer’s signature

M. OF A. RYAN LBDC(P) 2/26/75 25/34
BD1L4~-209

Section 1. Paragraph a of subdivision one of section
eight hundred eleven of the executive law, as added by chapter
three hundred forty-eight of the laws of nineteen hundred seventy-
three, is hereby amended to read as follows:

a. Single family dwelling on existing vacant lot. One single

family dwelling or mobile home shall be allowed to be built on any
_vacant lot which was on record on the date that this act shall
become a law [regardless of the overall intensity guidelines, or

the minimum lot width provisions of the shoreline restrictions.

For the purposes of this exemption, such a lot must not adjoin other
lots in the same ownership, provided however that all such lots

in the same ownership may be treated together as one lot].

§ 2, This act shall take effect immediately,

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