Library Record
Metadata
Title |
Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks records |
Author |
New York (State). Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks |
Year Range from |
1966 |
Year Range to |
1972 |
Object Name |
Manuscript |
Control Number |
13151 |
Call Number |
MS 72-021 |
Physical Description |
6.05 linear ft. of textual records (15 boxes) |
Summary |
Repository: Adirondack Museum Library Main Entry/Creator: New York (State) Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks Title: Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks records Unit ID: MS 72-21 Date: 1966-1972 Volume: ca. 6.05 linear ft. of textual records (15 boxes) Arrangement: The material is arranged mostly in chronological order by year and month. Summary/Abstract: The Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks (TSCFA) was appointed in 1968 by New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller to investigate issues that would have an impact on Adirondack Park use including issues pertaining to private and public lands, wildlife, forests, minerals, water, air, transportation, economy, recreation, and local government. The records include reports, studies, addresses, newspaper articles, New York State legislation-related material, financial records, and printed material concerning the Adirondack region and the operations of the TSCFA. Also included is correspondence among members of the commission and with interested individuals. Biographical/Administrative Statement: In 1968, after an effort for an Adirondack National Park had failed, New York State Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller appointed the Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks (TSCFA). The TSCFA was charged to investigate issues that would have an impact on Adirondack Park use including issues pertaining to private and public lands, wildlife, forests, minerals, water, air, transportation, economy, recreation, and local government. The commission was to make recommendations that would insure development was consistent with the long-range well being of the park area as an integrated entity. Harold Hochschild, who founded the Adirondack Museum, became chairman. Near the end of 1970, the TSCFA submitted its report to Rockefeller. Numerous studies were taken and many recommendations were made including encouraging the State to leave Article XIV of the state constitution alone. Article XIV states, in part that the "lands of the State, now owned or hereafter acquired, constituting the Forest Preserve as now fixed by law, shall be forever kept as wild forest lands. They shall not be leased, sold, or exchanged, or be taken by any corporation, public, or private, nor should the timber thereon be sold, removed, or destroyed." The first of many TSCFA's recommendations was that an independent, bipartisan Adirondack Park Agency (APA) "be created by statute with general power over the use of private and public land in the Park." The studies and recommendations of the commission led ultimately to the creation of the Adirondack Park Agency. (Source: http://www.adirondack-park.net/history/political/apa.html). Scope and Content Note: The Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks (TSCFA) records include field reports, interim commission reports, and a report from the New York State Joint Legislative Committee on Natural Resources; studies including a Comprehensive Public Water Supply Study for the City of New York and County of Westchester; and a Study of the Adirondack Park Forest Preserve, and others pertaining to water, land use, wildlife, and campsites; and addresses including "The Adirondacks and the Future," by Laurance Rockefeller before the Adirondack Mountain Club. There also are newspaper articles including "The Adirondacks-Forever Wild," by C.H.D. Clarke; New York State legislation-related records including the New York Forestry Practice Act, the Fisher Tax Law, and the Easement Appurtenance Statute; financial records; and printed material regarding the Adirondack region and the operations of the TSCFA including "Scenic Easements and City Life," by Arthur A. Davis, "Public Use of Forest Wildlife," by William L. Webb, and "The Adirondacks as a Refuge from Environmental Pollution," by Vincent J. Schaefer. Also included are position statements including the Adirondack Mountain Club, Statement of Position (July 27, 1967) regarding a Proposal for an Adirondack Mountains National Park; a statement of the Sierra Club, by Alfred S. Forsyth, Concerning the TSCFA Hearing, Lake George, N.Y.; and a statement of Gerard A. Perez, Regional Manager, Adirondack-Green Mountain Region, before the TSCFA Hearing, Lake George, N.Y. Additional records include resolutions such as a Resolution of Endorsement of the Commission's Report by the Adirondack Trail Improvement Society; a Resolution of Endorsement of the Commission's Report by the Trustees of the Adirondack Mountain Reserve; and Resolutions Adopted by the Lake George Association Relative to the Adirondack Park Area. Policy statements regarding conservation, recreation, and forest preservation are included as well. There also is a Certification of Incorporation for the Adirondack and Catskill Park Foundation, Inc.; a press release announcing the creation of the Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks; TSCFA meeting minutes and agendas; private land inventories; speeches including "Where there is a Will There is a Way," by Cornelius Whitney and "Adirondack Use and Preservation," by Lyman A. Beeman; and maps including Sportsman's Maps of Tupper Lake Tree Farm and Speculator Tree Farm. Also included is correspondence of TSCFA members and with interested New York State officials and individuals including Gov. Rockefeller, E. S. Litchfield, Oskar Morgenstern, James Loeb, Paul Schaefer, Arthur Crocker, Francis Steates, William K. Verner, J. R. Dilworth, David Newhouse, and others. There also are non-Adirondack related publications regarding similar environmental concerns including such titles as "The Snowmobile and Environmental Quality," "Can Billboards be Beautiful," and "Multiple Use of the Forests: A Progress Report from the International Paper Company." Finding Aid Note: An inventory is available at the repository. Additional Physical Forms: No other form exists. Restrictions: There are no restrictions regarding access to or use of the material. Provenance: The custodial history is unknown. Processing Statement: This collection's description was enhanced as a part of the New York State Archives Environmental History Virtual Research Collection Project, 2004. The National Endowment for the Humanities provided funding for this project. Subjects:Hochschild, Harold Davis, George Morgenstern, Oskar, 1902- Schaefer, Paul Crocker, Arthur Verner, William K. Dilworth, J. R. (John Richard), 1914- Rockefeller, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Laurance Spelman Adirondack Park Agency (N.Y.) Adirondack Mountains (N.Y.) Adirondack Park (N.Y.) See also: Harold K. Hochschild papers (MS 64-4) and the George Davis papers (MS 76 -11) at the Adirondack Museum Library, Blue Mountain Lake, N.Y.; Harold A. Jerry, Jr. Professional papers, 1963-1990; New York (State). Temporary Study Commission on the Future of the Adirondacks. Subject, correspondence, and meeting files, 1967-1971; and New York (State). Adirondack Park Agency. Administrative files on establishment and early planning of the Adirondack Park Agency, 1966-1991 (bulk 1973-1974, 1989) at the New York State Archives, Albany, N.Y. Container List: BoxDescription 11Draft: "Suggestion from the Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks to the Temporary Study Commission"Jan. 1966 12APA Association Conservation PolicyMar. 1966 13Forest Preserve Policy, Adirondack Park AssociationApr. 1966 14Statement by Arthur M. Crocker before the Temporary Study Commission on behalf of the Association for the Future of the AdirondacksOct. 1966 15"The Adirondacks: New York’s Forest Preserve and a Proposed National Park"Jan.1967 16Assoc. for the Protection of the Adirondacks, President’s Report on the Constitutional ConventionJul-67 17Report by the Committee on the Proposed Adirondack National Park Sept. 1967 18Report by the Chairman, Recreation Development Committee, The Adirondack Park AssociationSept.1967 19Adirondack Park Assoc. Meeting at the Lake Placid ClubSept. 20 1967 110Comments of Conrad Wirth at the Adirondack Park Assoc. meeting, Sept. 20 1967 111"The Adirondacks and the Future," an address by Laurance Rockefeller before the Adirondack Mountain ClubOct. 1967 112Adirondack Mountain Club, Statement of Position on the July 27, 1967 Proposal for an Adirondack Mountains National ParkOct. 1967 113Proposal: "A Public Relations Program for the Retention of the Adirondacks by the State of New York"Nov.1967 114Outline for a Public Relations Campaign to Oppose the Projected Adirondack National ParkNov. 1967 115Draft: "Proposal for the Formation of an Adirondack Wilderness Preserve and an Adirondack National Park"Dec.1967 21Talk with Pieter Fosburgh about Future of the AdirondacksJan. 1968 22The Adirondacks: New York’s Forest Preserve and a Proposed National ParkFeb.1968 23The Conservation League Bulletin: The Adirondack Mountain National Park ProposalMar. 1968 24A Report on a Proposed Adirondack Mountains National ParkApr. 1968 25Elk Lake—Restrictive Covenant on PropertyJul-68 26Proposal for a Study of the Adirondack Park Forest PreserveJul-68 27Certification of Incorporation for the Adirondack and Catskill Park Foundation, Inc. Aug. 1968 28New York State Conservation Council Opposes Adirondack Mountain National ParkAug.1968 29Press release announcing the creation of the TSCFASept. 1968 210Legislative background of the New York Forest Preserve and the Adirondack and Catskill ParksSept.1968 211ADK Conservation Committee: The Adirondack Mountains—A National Park?Sept. 1968 212"The Adirondacks and the Future," address by Laurance Rockefeller Oct. 1968 213Association for the Protection of the Adirondacks: A Special Report on the Proposed Adirondack Mountains National Park Oct. 1968 214TSCFA, Minutes of Meeting,Nov.14 1968 215TSCFA, Minutes and Agenda of MeetingDec. 27 1968 216"Scenic Easements and City Life," by Arthur A. DavisFeb.1968 217"Public Use of Forest Wildlife," by William L. WebbFeb.1968 218National Forest and Wilderness & Primitive Areas PamphletJul-68 219Comprehensive Public Water Supply Study for the City of New York and County of WestchesterJul-68 31TSCFA: Private Land Inventory Project ProposalJan.1969 32TSCFA: Interim ReportJan. 24 1969 33Eight Years of Study and Action in the Development and Conservation of New York State’s Natural Resources, 1959Feb.1969 34Report of the New York State Joint Legislative Committee on Natural Resources—1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966. Feb. 1969 35TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingFeb.1969 36Wildlife Resources & Management Project Proposal, Adirondack Study Commission.Mar. 1969 37TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingMar. 4 1969 38TSCFA, Staff Paper for use as Background for an April 24th Meeting Apr. 1969 39Forest Preserve Classification Project Proposal, Adirondack Study CommissionApr. 1969 310The Potential Impact of the Wilderness Act on the Management Practices of the Agencies InvolvedApr. 1969 311TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingApr. 24 1969 312Field Report: High Peaks Wilderness (Mt. Marcy Area)May-69 313Field Report: Proposed Pharaoh Wilderness May-69 314Field Report: Proposed Hudson Wild River or Primitive AreaMay-69 315Field Report: Proposed Blue Ridge Wilderness May-69 316Field Report: Silver Lake Wilderness (Whitehouse Area)May-69 317TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingMay-69 318TSCFA ProspectusMay-69 319Proposed Pepperbox WildernessJun-69 320Field Reports: Old forge, Cascade Lake and Moose River Plains Area Jun-69 321Field Report: Pharaoh Lake WildernessJun-69 322Field Report: Perkin’s ClearingJun-69 323Field Report: Goodnow Flow Development and Paul Smith’s AreaJun-69 324Field Report: Great Gulf WildernessJun-69 325TSCFA Private Land InventoryJun-69 326The Living WildernessJun-69 327TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingJune5 1969 328TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingJuly 9 1969 329Field Report: St. Regis Wilderness (Proposed)Jul-69 330Field Report: Moose River Recreation Area Jul-69 331Field Report: Finch Pruyn TourJul-69 332Field Report: Debar Mountain Game Management Area, and Meacham Lake CampgroundJul-69 333Field Report: Mt. Dix Wilderness (Proposed)Jul-69 334C.V. Whitney and the Adirondack ParkJul-69 335The Snowmobile and Environmental QualityFeb. 1969 336Field Report: Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge WildernessApr-69 337"Can Billboards Be Beautiful?"Jul-69 338Field Report: Great Smokey Mountain National Park and State of Tennessee Scenic Rivers ProgramAug.1969 339Multiple Use of the Forests: A Progress Report from the International Paper CompanyAug.1969 41Report of the Forest, Lakes and Streams Committee, Annual Meeting Aug. 16 1969 42Hearing of the TSCFA, Lake George Aug. 22 1969 43Statement of the Sierra Club, by Alfred S. Forsyth Concerning the TSCFA Hearing at Lake GeorgeAug. 1969 44Speakers at Lake George Meeting (list)Aug. 1969 45"A Statement to the Adirondack Study Commission at Lake George, NY…for the New York Forest Owners Association," by David Hanaburgh, Past PresidentAug.1969 46"Where there is a Will There is a Way," speech by Cornelius Whitney Aug. 1969 47"Adirondack Use and Preservation," speech by Lyman A. BeemanAug. 1969 48Guide to Adirondack TrailsAug. 1969 49Hidden Pond CampsitesAug. 1969 410Statement by Cyrus H. Woodbury, Chairman of Pollution and Water Resources Committee at TSCFA hearing at Lake GeorgeAug-69 411Welcome to Lake GeorgeAug. 1969 412Statement by Joseph Fiore to TSCFAAug. 1969 413TSCFA Public Hearing, Lake GeorgeAug. 22 1969 414The Need for Regulation of Snowmobiles and Other Off Road Vehicles Aug. 1969 415Field Report: Hoffman Notch Primitive Area (Proposed)Aug. 1969 416Field Report: Five Ponds AreaAug. 1969 417Field Report: High Peaks WildernessAug. 1969 418Field Report: Boreas Mountain AreaAug. 1969 419Field Report: Prospect Mountain State ParkwayAug. 1969 420Field Report: McKenzie, Sentinel, High Peaks Wilderness Proposals and Thirteenth Lake AreaAug. 1969 421TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingAug. 23 1969 422Statement of Gerard A. Perez, Regional Manager, Adirondack–Green Mountain Region, before the TSCFA Hearing at Lake GeorgeAug. 1969 423Tupper Lake Tree Farm, Sportsman’s MapAug. 1969 424Speculator Tree Farm, Sportsman’s MapAug.1969 425TSCFA, Revised Minutes of MeetingJuly 9 1969 426Study #7, Land Use Control StudySept. 1969 427Statements Submitted at Public Hearing, Lake GeorgeAug. 22 1969 428TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingSept. 9 1969 429Draft: magazine article, "The Adirondacks–Forever Wild," by Clarke Oct. 1969 430Moose River Recreation AreaOct. 1969 431TSCFA Proposal: Seasonal Residences StudyOct. 1969 432Field Reports: Wilcox Lake VicinityOct. 1969 433Field Reports: Mt. Dix WildernessOct. 1969 434Field Reports: Trailess Peaks and High Peaks Wilderness Area Oct. 1969 435Field Reports: West Canada Lake and Silver Lake Wilderness BoundariesOct. 1969 436Silver Lake Wilderness and Nearby AreasOct. 1969 437Long Lake AreaOct. 1969 438Field Report: Tongue Mountain AreaOct. 1969 439Field Report: Perkin’s ClearingOct. 1969 440Field Report: High Peaks Wilderness (Range Trail Trips)Oct. 1969 441Field Report: Blue Mountain Lake–Raquette Lake Canoe Route Oct. 1969 442Statement made by Arthur M. Crocker…Outlining the Features of Legislation Urgently Needed to Govern the Sale, Ownership, and Operation of Snowmobiles and Other Off the Road VehiclesOct. 1969 443Statement on Behalf of the Constitutional Council for the Forest Preserve Oct. 1969 444Snowmobile Trails in New York StateOct. 1969 445"The Adirondacks as a Refuge from Environmental Pollution," by Vincent J. SchaeferOct. 1969 446TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingSept. 9 1969 447Field Report: Giant Mountain WildernessOct. 1969 448Snowmobile HearingOct. 1969 449TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingOct. 24 1969 450Report on Certain Aspects of Wildlife Management in the Adirondacks, by C.H.D. ClarkeNov. 1969 451Field Report: Big Otter Lake Wilderness and Brantingham Lake Area Nov. 1969 452Study #7, E.M. Risse: The Control of Land Use and Development by Regulation in the Adirondack ParkNov. 1969 452Trip from Tahawas to Duck Hole via Preston Ponds and Back Via Bradley PondNov. 1969 453Wildlife Resources and Management–Study 2ANov. 1969 454Rare and Endangered Wildlife Species of the Adirondack Region, Study 2DNov. 1969 455Fish and Wildlife Management Act ReportNov. 1969 456Special Reports: Adirondack Study Commission and Snowmobile Report Nov. 1969 457Initial Draft: Memorandum for TSCFANov.1969 Non–Adirondack Material[ca. Nov. 1969] 458A Friendly Message to SnowmobilersAug.1969 459Reports of the Special Advisory Board on Wildlife Management Sep. 1969 460Horse Trails in New York StateOct. 1969 461Natural Resource Protection Through Shoreland Regulation: Wisconsin Nov. 1969 51Towns of Indian Lake, et al., v. State Board of Equalization and Assessment Dec. 1969 52Edward S. Litchfield’s Reply to Gov. Rockefeller’s Seven Questions of the TSCFADec. 1969 53TSCFA, Minutes of Meeting, Dec. 16, 1969Dec. 1969 54TSCFA, Minutes of Meeting, Nov. 20, 1969Dec. 1969 55Statement by the Federated Sportsmen’s Clubs of Oneida CountyDec. 1969 56Conservation Dept. Wildlife ReportsDec. 1969 57Draft: Proposed Statement of the Assoc. for the Protection of the Adirondacks for the Jan. 22, 1970 Hearing of the TSCFADec. 1969 58"For a Finer Forest Preserve," by Lithgow OsborneDec. 1969 59Report of the Transportation ConsultantJan. 1970 510Transportation in the Adirondack RegionJan. 1970 511Sign Control ReportJan. 1970 512TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingDec. 16 1969 513TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingJan. 21 1970 Non–Adirondack Material 514The Ecology of the Timber Wolf in Algonquin Provincial ParkDec. 1969 515The Job Ahead Under the Wilderness ActDec. 1969 516Field Report: Cape Cod National SeashoreFeb. 1970 517Comparison of Natural Resource and Recreation Policies of Forest Service, National Park Service and Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Feb. 1970 61Water Resources, Potentials, Needs and Opportunities, Black River Basin, New YorkFeb. 1970 62Program for the Development of a Comprehensive Water Resources Plan for Black River BasinFeb. 1970 63Water Resources, Potentials, Needs and Opportunities, St. Lawrence BasinFeb. 1970 64Program of Cooperative Study, St. Lawrence–Franklin Regional Water Resources Planning BoardFeb. 1970 65Water ResourcesFeb. 1970 66New York’s Pure Waters Progress, 1969Feb. 1970 67TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingFeb. 4 1970 68TSCFA, Minutes of Meeting Feb. 26 1970 69Summary Statement on Water Resources Management and Development for the TSCFAFeb.1970 610Questions for Advisor’s MeetingFeb. 1970 611ASC Study 7I, Detached ParcelsFeb. 1970 612"The Forests and the Law," by Alfred S. Forsyth. Feb. 1970 613Problems Relating to the Acquisition and Control of Inholdings Feb. 1970 614Amendments to Area Economy StudyFeb. 1970 615Area Economy StudyFeb. 1970 616The Economy and Development Potentials of the Adirondack Park Area Feb.1970 617A.S.C. Study #7H: Aircraft and Motorboat RegulationFeb-70 618A.S.C. Study # 7J: Motor Vehicle RegulationFeb-70 619Field Report: Cape Cod National SeashoreFeb. 1970 620Comparison of Natural Resource and Recreation Policies of Forest Service, National Park Service and Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Feb. 1970 71Management Guidelines for the Adirondack Park Forest Preserve, A.S.C. Study #7BMa. 1970 72A.S.C Study #7F: Scenic EasementsMar. 1970 73Goals and Policy Statements Mar. 1970 74Interim Report, TSCFAMar. 1970 75Staff Recommendations, Taxations of State–Owned Easements Mar. 1970 76Real Property Tax ExemptionsMar. 1970 77The Fisher Tax LawMar. 1970 78Easements: Plague of Promise?Mar. 1970 79Outdoor Recreation in the AdirondacksMar. 1970 710Article XIV and the Hamilton County CaseMar. 1970 711Functions and Zoning Agency with Regard to Public LandsMar. 1970 712Memorandum on Proposed Reorganization Creating A New Dept. of Environmental Conservation and a New Office of Parks and Recreation Mar. 1970 713Revised Proposed Minutes of meeting Mar. 6–7 1970 714Gov. Rockefeller’s Special Message to Legislation Concerning the EnvironmentMar. 1970 81The New York Forestry Practice ActApr. 1970 82The Forest Resources and Forest Industry of the Adirondack Region Apr. 1970 83Creation of an APA for the Control of Land Use and Development Apr. 1970 84Trailless Peaks StudyApr. 1970 85"The Demand for Outdoor Recreation in the Adirondack Region," by H.D. BirckmayerApr. 1970 86The Private Recreation and Tourist Industry in the Adirondack Region Apr. 1970 87RecreationApr. 1970 88Large Landowner Recreational Land Use SurveyApr. 1970 89Questions on Recreation PolicyApr. 1970 810Recreation PolicyApr. 1970 811Outdoor Recreation in the AdirondacksApr. 1970 812Hunting and Fishing Apr. 1970 813CampingApr. 1970 814Hiker SurveyApr. 1970 815A.S.C. Study #7C Perkins Clearing Landowner ConsolidationApr. 1970 816A Cross Country Skiing Trip to Tirrell PondApr. 1970 817Amendments to Reorganization Bill Apr. 1970 818TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingApr. 3–4 1970 819Campsite StudyApr-70 820A.S.C. Study #7, The Constitutionality of Public Campsite Construction on Forest Preserve LandsApr-70 821Land Exchange in the National Forest SystemApr. 1970 822B.O.R. Contingency Fund–AllagashApr. 1970 823Synopsis of Governmental Aid to New England Ski AreasApr. 1970 91Summary of Potential Ski SitesMay-70 92Ski Area InventoryMay-70 93The Adirondack Skier MarketMay-70 94Summary and Potential Development Programs May-70 95Insert for Tax Exemption StudyMay-70 96Article XIV and the Hamilton County CaseMay-70 97Easement TaxationMay-70 98Fiscal Profile of the Adirondacks1967 99Transition Assessments: A Way Out?May-70 910Revised Recreation RecommendationsMay-70 911Survey of Ski Touring TrailsMay-70 912TSCFA, Minutes of Meeting, May 5 and 6, 1970May 5, 6 1970 913TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingMay 27, 28 1970 914Fisher Tax Law StudyMay-70 915Final Revision of the Index of Technical ReportsMay-70 916Trail Register StudyMay-70 917Senate Bill 8622–A, Creating a Dept. of Environmental Conservation May-70 918Index of Technical ReportsMay-70 919A.S.C. Study #3, Logging, Issues and RecommendationsMay-70 920APAJun-70 921Creation of an APA for the Control of Land Use and DevelopmentJun-70 922Conforming Amendments Required to the Conservation and Environmental Conservation Laws by the APA LegislationJun-70 923TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingMay 27, 28 1970 924Federal–State Relations–Statements by Leo W. O’BrienJun-70 925Changes in the Index of Technical Reports June 20 1970 926Field Report: Cold RiverJun-70 927Three Percent Flooding Clause of Article XIVJun-70 928Park Agency Functions with Regard to Public Land Jun-70 929Blue Line Modifications, Valcour Island and Schuyler IslandJun-70 930Non–Forest Preserve Park Land Study and Assorted Recommendations Jun-70 931TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingJuly 6–8 1970 932Allagash Wilderness Waterway and Baxter State ParkJun-70 101Forest, Minerals, Water and AirAug. 1970 102Draft: "Streams and Lakes," by Peter S. Paine, Jr. Aug. 1970 103IntroductionAug. 1970 104Field Report: Indian River and Massawepie Bog.Aug. 1970 105TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingAug. 13 1970 106Main Report MaterialAug. 1970 107Easement Appurtenance StatuteAug. 1970 108Adirondack Canoe Route SurveyAug. 1970 109Material for Discussion at the August meetingAug. 1970 1010The Adirondack as a Sanctuary from Pollution Aug. 1970 1011Memorandum to Adirondack Commission: Water Pollution RecommendationsAug. 1970 1012Local GovernmentAug. 1970 1013Recreation Chapter, Commission ReportAug. 1970 1014Implementation StudyAug. 1970 1015Transportation and the Economy Chapter–Main ReportAug-70 1016Report and Study Material for the Sept. 4, 1970 MeetingAug. 1970 1017Park AgencyAug. 1970 1018APA DraftSept. 1970 1019Visits to Baxter State Park, Maine, and Acadia National Park, Maine Aug. 1970 111APA DraftSept. 1970 112TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingSept. 4 1970 113TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingSept. 17 1970 114Notes by E.S. LitchfieldSept. 1970 115Private Land InventorySept. 1970 116Implementation StudySept. 1970 117Private Land InventorySept. 1970 118Technical Report: Financial Implementation Sept. 1970 119Correction: page 21, Chapter 8, Financial ImplementationSept. 1970 1110Fire Observation StationsSept. 1970 1111"A Report from the Committee on Environment…" by Henry V. Harris Sept. 1970 1112Water ResourcesSept. 1970 1113Chapter 8, Financial ImplementationSept. 1970 1114Chapter 1, Main Report, Private and Public LandsSept. 1970 1115Water Quality RecommendationsSept.1970 121APA DraftOct. 1970 122Statutory Changes in Park Agency’s Budget Review PowerOct. 1970 123TSCFA, Minutes of MeetingOct. 6 1970 124Revised Draft: Water Quality RecommendationsOct. 1970 125Water QualityOct. 1970 126Redraft of Page 5 and Page 7Oct. 1970 127Summary of Commission ReportNov. 1970 128Brief Summary of the Final ReportDec. 1970 129Comments on Certain Aspects of Fish and Wildlife Management on the Forest PreserveDec. 1970 1210Management on the Forest Preserve Dec. 1970 1211Article XIVDec. 1970 131Geology of New YorkDec. 1970 132The Environmental Influences of Major Mining Activities in the AdirondacksDec. 1970 133Chapter 4, Transportation and the EconomyDec. 1970 134Recommendations of the CommissionDec. 1970 135Chapter 7, Federal Participation Dec. 1970 136Trail Register StudyDec. 1970 137Governor’s Program Bill, 1970Dec. 1970 138Senate Bill 8622Dec. 1970 139Press Comments, TSCFA ReportDec. 1970 141The Future of the Adirondack ParkJan. 1971 142Special Report #3, Adirondack Study Commission to the Governor Jan. 1971 143Report on the Future of the AdirondacksJan. 1971 144Proposed Gooley Club Association Sub–developmentFeb. 1971 145Resolution of the Adirondack Mt. Club on the Report and Recommendation of the TSCFAFeb. 1971 146Resolution of Endorsement of the Commission’s Report by the Adirondack Trail Improvement SocietyFeb. 1971 147Draft: Wild Rivers LegislationFeb. 1971 148Resolution of Endorsement of the Commission’s Report by the Trustees of the Adirondack Mountain ReserveFeb. 1971 149Statement of David L. NewhouseFeb. 1971 1410Changes in the Adirondack Park BoundaryFeb. 1971 1411"Adirondac" (magazine)Mar. 1971 1412Sample Forest Preserve Management PlansMar. 1971 1413Easements BillMar. 1971 1414The Future of the Adirondacks: From Recommendations to Legislation Mar. 1971 1415Meeting with Laurance S. Rockefeller and Gene W. Setzer with Peter S. Paine, Jr. Apr. 1971 14161971 Proposed Legislative Bills to Eliminate Village and Town Control Over Planning and ZoningApr. 1971 1417Resolutions Adopted by the Lake George Assoc. Relative to the Adirondack Park AreaApr. 1971 151"Hamilton County News"Jun-71 152Resolution Requesting Appointment to APA Jul-71 15Pamphlets and BooksUndated 15The Historic AdirondacksUndated 15Chelka LakeUndated 15The AdirondacksUndated 15Man and Nature In The National ParksUndated 15Will Success Spoil The National Parks?Undated On shelves U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Outdoor Recreation[197–] Developing and Managing the Water Resources of New York State [1971-] Securing Open Space for Urban America[197–] Conservation Easements[197–] New York Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor[197–] Recreation Plan[197–] New England Heritage[197–] |
Subjects |
Hochschild, Harold Davis, George Morgenstern, Oskar, 1902- Schaefer, Paul Crocker, Arthur Verner, William K. Dilworth, J. R. (John Richard), 1914- Rockefeller, Nelson A. Rockefeller, Laurance Spelman Adirondack Park Agency (N.Y.) Adirondack Mountains (N.Y.) Adirondack Park (N.Y.) |
Collection |
Adirondack Experience Library |