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PRESERVATION AT THE LOCAL LEVEL
| Bethel Town Boards
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| Bethel Planning Board
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| Joint Lead
Agency for the Performing Arts Center
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Woodstock Sold - The Purchase of an
Icon
"Would You Put a Shopping Center Where Washington Crossed the
Delaware?"
--- Alan Gerry, June 2001
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THE FINAL GENERIC ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT
Public Service Announcements
21 June, 2002 -
The Gerry Foundation requested, and was granted, an extension
to their June 30th deadline for submitting the FGEIS for the PAC project.
23 August, 2002
- The Final Generic
Environmental Impact Statement for the Bethel Performing Arts Center was
presented by the Gerry Foundation.
8 October, 2002
- The Bethel Joint Lead Agency for the Performing Arts Center approved the
FGEIS for the Gerry Foundation. A
10 day public comment period followed.
~ Petition Document ~
12 December,
2002 - The Joint Lead
Agency issued their findings and created a provision in the town laws to
include a performing arts district.
Resolution
Disappointed: Preservationists Weigh
In"
(Commentary,The Towne Crier, 10-23 September, 2002)
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SPECIAL USE PERMIT
10 February,
2004 - The Gerry
Foundation submitted the Bethel Woods Overall Development Plan Narrative
and filed the application for a Special Use Permit.
Bethel Planning Board Meeting - Minutes,
11 Feb 2004
Bethel Woods Overall
Development Plan
- Bethel Woods Site
Map Comparison
New Plans Downsize Project by 90 Percent
9 March, 2004
- The Bethel Planning Board conducted a public hearing.
A 30 day public comment period followed.
| PUBLIC HEARING STATEMENTS
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| Presented by the Woodstock Preservationists to the Bethel Planning Board
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| STATEMENT
OF INTRODUCTION
Brad
Littleproud, Preservationist
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Pickering, Ontario, Canada
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Presented by: Martie
Malaker, Preservationist, Scranton,
PA |
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STATEMENT
FROM MR. ARTIE KORNFELD
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AUDIO
STATEMENT
in mp3 format |
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| Preservation
Supporter |
| Renowned
music producer, writer, manager with 40 years experience. |
| Co-creator/
promoter of the 1969 Woodstock Festival |
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| STATEMENT
FROM MICHAEL WM. DOYLE, Ph.D. |
| Ball
State University - Department of History |
| Muncie,
IN |
| Preservation
Supporter |
| Assoc.
Professor and Director of the Public History Internship
Program |
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Authored the Statement on the
Historical and Cultural Significance of the 1969 Woodstock
Festival for the Gerry Foundations draft
EIS |
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| Presented
by: Melissa Lapointe,
Preservationist |
| Stanbridge
East, Quebec, Canada |
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STATEMENT
FROM THE WOODSTOCK PRESERVATIONISTS |
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| Statement
Delivered by: |
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Joanne Hague, Preservationist, Blakely,
PA. |
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"THE 1969 WOODSTOCK FESTIVAL SITE -
"A CAUSE FOR PRESERVATION"
Document presented by the Woodstock Preservationists to
the Bethel Planning Board, 6 June 2004
13 April, 2004
- The Bethel Planning Board extended the public comment period for an
additional 15 days.
11 May, 2004 - The
Bethel Planning Board unanimously approved the Special Use Permit for
Bethel Woods - Center for the Arts. This
concluded the state's environmental quality review [SEQRA] process,
and the Town's application requirements.
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Marker
To A Monument
The
Jones
Filipini Pond
Town of Bethel - Government
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