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Birch Brook Club (existing camp #2) Proposed Lot #1 - 2,741 acres Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection.

Cold Springs Club (existing camp #37, over 50 years old.) Proposed Lot #2 - 3,242 acres. Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection.

Brunner Hill Club (existing camp #3) Proposed Lot #3 - 3,581 acres Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection.

Selleck’s Lower Camp (existing camp #29) Proposed Lot #4 - 2,974 acres Selleck’s Lower Camp, one of the six camps allowed to remain on the original Long Pond Tract, has a simple outhouse and well. It will be the only permitted camp on a 2,974-acre lot. Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection

Blue Pond (existing camp #19) Proposed Lot #5 - 3,328 acres Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection.

Granshue Club (existing camp #11, over 50 years old) Proposed Lot #6 - 3,078 acres. Granshue Club, a fifty-plus year old camp that is one of six hunting and fishing camps allowed to remain on the original Long Pond tract. It will be the only permitted camp on a new 3,078-acre lot and has a well, outhouses, two woodsheds, generator shed, and caretaker’s cottage. Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection.

Granshue Club (existing camp #11, over 50 years old) Proposed Lot #6 - 3,078 acres. Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection.

Map View of Long Pond Tract Subdivision Showing six lots, each to be allowed to keep only one primitive camp. Peter J. LaGrasse photo of APA slide projection.

Mark Sengenberger, APA Deputy Director of Regulatory Programs making presentation to the APA commissioners about the Long Pond Permit Application. Photo: Peter J. LaGrasse

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Adirondack Agency Puts Final Stranglehold on 18,896 Acres

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