As soon as possible after the Planning Board has received notice
that a Class A regional subdivision has been filed with the Adirondack
Park Agency, the Planning Board or its designated representative shall
consult with the Agency to determine whether the subdivision meets
the requirements of the Town land use program. Not later than 30 days
following this notice, the Planning Board shall provide the Agency
with its determination as to whether the subdivision meets the requirements
of the Town Land Use Plan. The Adirondack Park Agency shall not approve
a Class A regional subdivision unless it first determines, after consultation
with the Planning Board, that the subdivision would comply with all
the requirements of the Town Land Use Plan.
When a proposed subdivision is a Class B regional subdivision, within 10 days following receipt of a completed preliminary application under §
A183-8D, the Planning Board shall furnish the Adirondack Park Agency a copy of the application and plat, together with such further pertinent information as the Agency may deem necessary. The Planning Board shall also mail a copy of the notice of public hearing on the subdivision to the Agency at least five days before such hearing. The Agency shall be a full party in interest with standing to participate in the hearing and other proceedings pursuant to this chapter relative to Class B regional subdivisions.
When the Planning Board renders final approval of a Class B
regional subdivision, the Board shall issue a permit authorizing the
subdivider to undertake the subdivision in accordance with any terms
and conditions set forth therein. The Planning Board, in conjunction
with its approval of any Class B regional subdivision, may impose
such requirements and conditions as are allowable within the proper
exercise of the police power, including the restriction of land against
further development of principal buildings, whether by deed restriction,
restrictive covenant or other similar appropriate means, to ensure
that guidelines as to intensity of development as provided in the
Zoning Law shall be respected, and the imposition of reasonable conditions
to ensure that the subdivision will be adequately supported by services
and improvements made necessary thereby and to ensure that the subdivision
will be completed in accordance with the terms of the approval and
permit.