Council set to consider zoning map amendment to include two Crescent Avenue parcels in Interlaken PUD
March 31, 2025 | Saratoga Springs City, Saratoga County, New York
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Planning staff said the parcels are privately owned by the same owner and that each parcel does not meet minimum lot requirements for RR zoning, making a rezoning to PUD more consistent with surrounding land use. Council members asked whether the parcels would be merged or purchased by the Interlaken property owner; planning staff said the parcels currently remain privately owned and no sale was described in the application.
The council listed a determination of merit for review of the proposed zoning map amendment on the agenda and plans to vote on the matter at the next meeting. Staff characterized the proposal as a map amendment intended to increase consistency of development patterns in the neighborhood north of Crescent Avenue.
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