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Planning Board approves Zena Homes subdivision to advance

The Ulster Planning Board voted unanimously on August 11 to approve the Zena Homes 32-lot residential subdivision, concluding the SEQRA environmental review process. The 106.6-acre development on Ruby Woods property will include 30 single-family homes, a 2,400-square-foot recreation facility, and a

misc · Meeting of August 11, 2026

NY ULSTER — The Ulster Planning Board voted unanimously on August 11 to approve the Zena Homes 32-lot residential subdivision, concluding the SEQRA environmental review process. The 106.6-acre development on Ruby Woods property will include 30 single-family homes, a 2,400-square-foot recreation facility, and a lot for the Ruby Rod and Gun Club. Chairman Frank Almquist and members John Crispell, Anthony Moustakas, John Stowell, and Julee Whalin also unanimously recommended to the Town Board the 1767 Ulster Avenue motel conversion and approved a lot-line adjustment for J.

Rich LLC's proposed four-unit multifamily development on Farm to Market Road. The board referred site plans for Kingston Self Storage Partners' facility expansion, Heavenly Harvest's meal-packaging facility, and Slide Energy Center's battery storage facility for further review.

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