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State frustrates developer

27 Mar 2019 4:33 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

By Gwen Chamberlain, Penn Yan Chronicle-Express (NY)

“Beyond frustrating.” That’s how Keuka Moorings developer Chris Iversen describes attempts to get State Attorney General office approval for the Condominium Offering Plan that must be in place to begin marketing the units planned for the former Penn Yan Marine Manufacturing property off Mace Street.

Iversen has reached out to Penn Yan Village and Yates County officials for their support in the form of letters to the AG’s office for the project, which has been stalled for over a year while Keuka Outlet Development seeks approval.

Iversen says the only way a brownfield clean-up site can be redeveloped for residential purposes is for condominiums, according to requirements set forth by another state agency, the Department of Environmental Conservation.

For the entire article, see

https://www.chronicle-express.com/news/20190313/state-frustrates-developer


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