Why would you assume that because there are obvious issues with the Adirondack Club development that people would not also be against Paul Smith's college development?
I think it's a joke that an "environmental" school would build out that much on a lakefront like that in the park. As a matter of fact if I went there I'd hang my head in shame and maybe burn the degree for not opposing it.
The environmental concern argument is not invalid because you want to make the discussion about class warfare. Hating the rich now, hating the poor of Tupper Lake a minute ago, which is it??
It's got a majority APA approval, there is still a lot of water to pollute [wood to chop] before this project is completed.
Its a park that was created to preserve water and timber resources not a park created for economic development of the towns and vilalges. You can't find a job in a tiny town in the middle of paradise.And Need one..guess what..Move.
Hopefully somone goes pro-bono and sues the APA for their inconsistent decisions. Maybe right around construction time, that'd be fun to watch them try and cover up their roofless mansions for winter.
IS this good for economic development when the APA tries to regulate out of it's jurisdiction or am I seeing an inconsistency?:
I think it's a joke that an "environmental" school would build out that much on a lakefront like that in the park. As a matter of fact if I went there I'd hang my head in shame and maybe burn the degree for not opposing it.
The environmental concern argument is not invalid because you want to make the discussion about class warfare. Hating the rich now, hating the poor of Tupper Lake a minute ago, which is it??
It's got a majority APA approval, there is still a lot of water to pollute [wood to chop] before this project is completed.
Its a park that was created to preserve water and timber resources not a park created for economic development of the towns and vilalges. You can't find a job in a tiny town in the middle of paradise.And Need one..guess what..Move.
Hopefully somone goes pro-bono and sues the APA for their inconsistent decisions. Maybe right around construction time, that'd be fun to watch them try and cover up their roofless mansions for winter.
IS this good for economic development when the APA tries to regulate out of it's jurisdiction or am I seeing an inconsistency?:
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