Cooperative Tug Hill Council
P.O. Box 12
Redfield, New York 13437-7724
(315)599-7724
For Information about CTHC:
Contact Tug Hill Commission
(315)785-2380
Projects |
| 4-Town
Comprehensive
Plan
The towns of Harrisburg, Martinsburg, Montague and Pinckney are in the early stages of comprehensive plans. Click HERE for more information. Salmon River Greenway Enhancement Plan The Oswego County Planning and Community Development website contains the following two documents relating to the Salmon River Greenway Project:
East Branch Fish Creek Project The East Branch of Fish Creek Working Group, established in 1995, a coalition of local residents, hunting club members, conservationists, snowmobilers, town officials, representatives of NY State's Department of Environmental Conservation, The Nature Conservancy and the Hancock Timber Resource Group, has been working to protect the Fish Creek watershed. On June 10, 2002, The Nature Conservancy of New York announced a landmark deal to preserve 44,650 acres of forest lands in the Tug Hill Plateau in Lewis County, approximately 30 miles north of Syracuse, marking the largest land acquisition that the Conservancy has negotiated in the state of New York. Websites
of interest relating to the East Branch Fish Creek Project Maple Ridge Windpower Project (located in Martinsburg, Harrisburg and Lowville) Maple
Ridge Windpower Project (formerly
known as the Flat Rock Wind Project) is a 50/50 joint effort
of Atlantic Renewable Energy Corporation and Zilkha Renewable Energy.
The team maintains a project office in Lowville, New York. Please
feel free to contact them if you have any questions. Maple
Ridge Wind Project Photos Websites
of interest relating to windpower: Oneida Lake Watershed Project In 1998, the Central New York Regional Planning & Development Board launched a New York State Department of Environmental Conservation-funded project to develop a strategy for the southern region of the Oneida Lake watershed. The Oneida Lake Task Force was formed, which consisted of a partnership of agencies, organizations, nonprofit and homeowner groups, and other key decision-makers throughout the watershed. As a result of these partnerships, many groups have looked beyond agency and county borders to identify common goals and to share resources. Websites
of interest relating to Oneida Lake Watershed Project:
Home last updated 11/13/07 |