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Schoharie Village Sewer System Rate Study Findings By Jesse LaVigne, Community Specialist for RCAP Solutions This is a summary findings document derived from the Schoharie Village Sewer System Rate Study report document. This findings document contains many of the highlights from the rate study report but is not a substitute for the report itself. Rather, it is a useful guide through RCAP’s presentation of the rate study to the board of the Village of Schoharie. READ MORE Parrot House Rehabilitation is ongoing The Old Mill building, recently purchased by owner of the Beef-n-Brew https://www.schoharievillage.org/uploads/1/4/6/8/146836490/old_stone_fort_site_dev_app_may_2024_web.pdf Biking/Walking Trail within the village boundaries with access to the Schoharie Creek project under the LWRP (Local Waterfront Revitalization Program) Water/Sewer enhancement continues 2024_-_Letter_to_Customers_-_Orchard_and_Depot_1_.pdf April 2024 Site Plan Development Application by Schoharie County Historical Society for Zimmer Research Library and Nick Juried Museum Library Building at Old Stone Fort Museum Complex. Old Stone Fort Site Dev App May 2024 web More Info |
The 6 Schoharie DRI projects, totaling $9.7 million, include:
Commercial Space with a Professional Healthcare Facility at 218 Main Street ($1,844,000): Construct a new, two-story commercial building at 218 Main Street to transform a long-vacant site into a modern healthcare and business center. The project will build a larger facility for an expanding dental business, creating local jobs and new commercial space for a future business while supporting downtown walkability. Build a New Apartment Community at 218 Main Street ($2,000,000): Build a new apartment community on a vacant lot behind 218 Main Street to provide needed housing in Schoharie. The project will expand housing options with a mix of one- and two-bedroom units for residents of all ages in a walkable downtown location. Create Fire House Park at 133 Grand Street (1,510,000): Transform the vacant former firehouse site into a new public park just steps from Main Street. Fire House Park will be a welcoming public space designed for all ages with play areas, shaded seating, gardens, and green infrastructure. Add and Enhance Community Spaces at the Schoharie Free Library ($976,000): Update facilities at the historic Schoharie Free Library to expand programming and create a more welcoming, accessible hub for year-round community events and learning. The project will create a new makerspace and kitchen area, update exterior program spaces including the porch and lawn as well as upgraded parking, HVAC, and ADA accessibility. Update the Borden's Creamery Building into an Accessible, Modern Community Cultural Center ($870,000): Renovate the historic Borden’s Creamery Building into a fully accessible cultural center with modern facilities. The project will add an elevator, complete comprehensive ADA and energy-efficiency upgrades, and modernize the building’s kitchen, safety systems, and theatre and art gallery lighting systems. Flow Through Fountaintown: Improve Pedestrian Access & Connectivity ($2,500,000): Improve downtown streetscapes with upgraded pedestrian infrastructure, traffic calming, green spaces, and signage to make walking safer and more inviting for residents and visitors. These improvements will connect key destinations like the Palatine House Museum, Community Pool, Schoharie Free Library, and Main Street business district, supporting walkability, accessibility, and a more vibrant downtown. "This is an extraordinary gift for our community, this investment allows us to move forward with transformational projects creating housing, rebuilding infrastructure and adding economic growth to our village. We are so grateful to NYS and Gov. Hochul." Mayor Henry. |
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Old Stone Fort Museum Complex
