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Title 9 Part 583
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9 NYCRR 583.1 - Contents of amendment requests
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(a)Requests for amendments to the official Adirondack Park Land Use and Development Plan Map shall be accompanied by maps of a sufficient scale to allow the agency to identify the boundaries of the requested amendment.
(b)Requests by landowners shall, in addition, include a copy of the instrument of title to the land involved.
(c)Requests by a town or village shall include a certified copy of a resolution of the town or village board requesting the amendment.
(d)All requests shall include the names and addresses of adjoining landowners, to the extent discernible from the latest completed tax assessment roll.
9 NYCRR 583.2 - Criteria employed
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(a)In considering map amendment requests, the agency will refer to the land use area classification determinants set out as Appendix Q-8 of these regulations and augmented by field inspection.
(b)The agency will not consider as relevant to its determination any private land development proposals or any enacted or proposed local land use controls.
9 NYCRR 583.3 - Nature of technical amendments
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Amendments made to clarify boundaries, correct errors or effect technical changes pursuant to section 805(2)(c)(4) of the Adirondack Park Agency Act shall be limited to amendments for which no administrative discretion is called for, such as printing errors, illegibility of boundary lines, or the erroneous classification of State lands as private and vice versa.
9 NYCRR 583.4 - Notification required; time for agency action
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(a)Upon receipt of a request to amend the plan map or upon determining to amend the map on its own initiative, the agency will provide notice of receipt of the request, or notice of the determination, and a brief description of the amendment requested or contemplated to the Adirondack Park local government review board, the chairman of the county planning board, if any, the chairman of the appropriate regional planning board, and to the chief elected officer, clerk and planning board chairman, if any, of the local government wherein the land is located, and invite their comments.
(b)The agency will act within 120 days of receipt of a request; however, if it determines to hold a public hearing on the request, it shall schedule the hearing within 90 days of receipt of the request and shall act within 60 days of the close of the hearing. If a request is received when snow cover or ground conditions prevent field investigation, or in the case of a request or series of related requests exceeding 500 acres, the time periods shall be extended an additional 90 days or until adequate field inspection is possible, whichever is sooner. Any time period may be waived or extended by written request of the applicant or the agency on consent of the other; provided, however, that the agency shall not act until Part 586 of these regulations has been complied with.
9 NYCRR 583.5 - Hearings on map amendment requests
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(a)Notice of hearings on map amendment requests shall be given not less than 15 days prior to the hearing by:
(1)publication of a copy of the notice at least once in a newspaper of general circulation in the area;
(2)conspicuous posting on the land involved of a notice stating the time, place and statutory authority pursuant to which the hearing is held;
(3)sending a copy of the notice by certified mail to each owner of the land involved, to the extent discernible from the latest completed tax assessment roll;
(4)sending a copy of the notice by mail to:
(i)the chairman of the planning board, if any, and the clerk of each town and/or village wherein the land is located;
(ii)The chairman of the county planning agency, if any, and the clerk of each county wherein the land is located;
(iii)the chairman of the regional planning agency, if any, within whose jurisdiction the land is located;
(iv)the Adirondack Park local government review board;
(v)the clerk of each town and/or village within 500 feet of the land involved; and
(vi)owners of adjoining land, owners of land separated from the land in question by a public or private road, railroad, utility right-of-way, river or stream, and, in the case of applications involving shoreline or islands, owners of nearby islands or mainland, to the extent discernible from the latest completed tax assessment roll.
(b)Hearings shall be legislative in nature, and any person or public agency entitled to individual notice pursuant to subdivision (a) of this section, as well as, at the discretion of the agency or its presiding officer, any other persons or public agencies, may participate.
(c)At the request of the applicant, or on its own initiative, the agency staff may present planning and natural resource information concerning the application of the land use area classification determinants to the land in question.
(d)The presiding officer shall have authority to prescribe the procedure for conducting the hearing.
9 NYCRR 583.6 - Initial review of map amendment requests by regional planning committee
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A map amendment request before the agency for formal action shall be referred initially to the regional planning committee, consisting of at least three agency members appointed by the chairman, which shall have authority to review such requests initially pursuant to the same procedures as set forth for projects in section 572.12(b) of these regulations. Eight affirmative votes shall be required for the agency to grant any map amendment whenever a two-thirds vote is statutorily required.