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Santa Clara residents push back on marina expansion

Residents continue to express concern over a lack of clarity of details of a proposed Upper Saranac Lake Marina expansion.

Ex-DEC chief to fight marina decision

Judge dismisses Saranac Lake marina lawsuit

Marina lawsuit presses state to study 'overuse' on Lower Saranac Lake

Marina lawsuit presses state to study overuse on Lower Saranac Lake Ry Rivard, Adirondack Explorer FacebookTwitterEmail Late last year, Thomas Jorling filed a court case against the state Department of Environmental Conservation, which he led during much of Gov. Mario Cuomo’s administration.Mark Kurtz SARANAC LAKE It’s not every day that a former head of a New York agency sues his one-time department. But late last year, Thomas Jorling filed a court case against the state Department of Environmental Conservation, which he led during much of Gov. Mario Cuomo’s administration. The lawsuit is now raising larger issues than his personal enjoyment. Steeped in the bureaucracy and details of environmental regulations, Jorling’s case is dredging up years of uncomfortable questions about whether the state lacks the know-how and will to protect the Adirondack Park.

SL Marina expansion docked in court | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise

acerbone@adirondackdailyenterprise.com The Saranac Lake Marina at Crescent Bay is seen in November 2017. (Enterprise photo — Glynis Hart) SARANAC LAKE The Saranac Lake Marina’s two-site dock expansion project on Lower Saranac Lake is again stalled after a lakeside resident on Ampersand Bay sued the marina and two state agencies. The suit stops construction until at least Feb. 10 and possibly until a court can determine if the state Adirondack Park Agency’s approval of the project was legal. On New Year’s Eve, Thomas Jorling, represented by Glens Falls lawyer and 2020 Assembly candidate Claudia Braymer, filed a lawsuit against the APA, the state Department of Environmental Conservation and LS Marina, LLC led by developer and owner Mike Damp and represented by Lake Placid lawyer Matthew Norfolk. This lawsuit included a restraining order halting construction.