“This project blends environmental protection and sustainable economic development in a way that’s very important to us.”Ĭhanges from the 2009 plan include reducing the number of hotel and lodge units from 300 to 21 and cutting the number of residential units from 338 to 224. “The investment here, nearly half-a-billion dollars, speaks volumes about Dutchess County’s economic viability and really the concept that we still have those great places that people want to call home and want to invest in and want to make families and grow families in,” says Molinaro. Molinaro says the project proves the county’s economic climate is warming, WAMC reported.
Silo Ridge will submit the updated site plan to the town planning board next week.
Discovery has communities in Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Texas, the Bahamas and Los Cabos, Mexico, WAMC reported.ĭutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro hopes all is a go and shovels can hit the ground in the late spring. Discovery Land has one in North Carolina and is looking to build in the Hamptons, on Long Island. Silo Ridge would represent Discovery Land’s second private residential community in the eastern U.S. “I think there’s also going to be parents who want to spend more time with their kids when they’re up here and I think that’s also going to be also interesting for them.” And there’s where do you stay what do you do,” Torres says. I think it’s also, there’s a ton of private schools here. “It’s not just going to attract I think metro New Yorkers. He says Silo Ridge is aimed toward younger families, providing recreation both within the community as well as in the surrounding area, WAMC reported. He’s with Stoneleaf Partners, which in 2013 teamed up with Discovery Land Company as the project’s developers. Pedro Torres’ family bought the property in 1999. It features 245 residential and lodge units, a redesigned 18-hole golf course, a field house, and wellness and recreation programming. The $500 million Silo Ridge resort community proposal is for the town of Amenia, in eastern Dutchess County near the Connecticut border. The developers of the resort community have scaled back the project in response to concerns from Amenia, N.Y., residents and officials, reducing the expected water demand and the number of residential units, while limiting building height to 35 feet.ĭevelopers of the proposed Silo Ridge resort for the Harlem Valley region of Dutchess County in New York presented a revised site plan to local officials on January 6, which scales down the project in response to concerns from town residents and officials, the Albany, N.Y.-based WAMC Northeast Public Radio reported.
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