If you have many dollars and a dream, you can own a piece of Platty

[G.ski]

Would destroy some good low angle trees.

 

[Harvey]

Delaware County Parcel Access.
It would definitely change the character of the place if they build out those lots

Ha I thought it was a photoshop joke.

Who owns?

 

[sig]

hard to believe someone went ahead and built with no infrastructure in place.

 

[Harvey]

Would destroy some good low angle trees.

Not in play too often but were in play this year. My best day of the season Feb 2 I think.

 

[Brownski]

hard to believe someone went ahead and built with no infrastructure in place.

I think it was meant to be a model home for prospective buyers (for the other lots) to tour

 

[marcski]

I'm not sure if all of those lots are still held by someone not affiliated with the mountain.

 

[marcski]

I think it was meant to be a model home for prospective buyers (for the other lots) to tour

Yes, and the lack of infrastructure is what ultimately led to its demise.

 

[tirolski]

Ya get a place in the middle of nowhere in the middle of. somewhere for under 100K.

 

[x10003q]

I remember seeing those lot maps in the lodge pre Laz. It looks like the density and slope would have required some kind of sewage plant. I cannot remember if that was on the plan, but a sewage plant would have also been helpful for expanding the base lodge. Maybe some kind of sewage plant induced the previous platty owners to go forward. This unit probably never had a perc test. If the lot does not perc, this structure is just a big wooden tent.

 

[Milo Maltbie]

This unit probably never had a perc test. If the lot does not perc, this structure is just a big wooden tent.

You couldn't get lot approvals without a plan for a sewer or septic system. If the builder had a mortgage on that, it must have electric, water and septic, as well as some kind of road access. Plattekill is in the NYC watershed, so probably DEP will prevent its sale if it doesn't have all that.

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