SENECA FALLS - Waterloo-based Sessler Cos. is proposing a $1.3 million project to redevelop 2,300 acres of vacant land at the north end of the former Seneca Army Depot in Varick.
Company officials LaVerne Sessler II and Thomas Battaglia unveiled their preliminary plans at Thursday's Seneca County Industrial Development Agency meeting at the Deerhead
Inn. The plan was approved Oct. 16 by the Seneca County Economic
Development Corp.
Notice the blue areas on the map marked "Proposed
Managed Forestry and Fee Hunting." Most of the 2400 acre area is
proposed as a canned hunt facility in Sessler's proposal.
A“hearing” has been scheduled for the Proposal to convert 2400 acres of prime real estate in the former Seneca Army Depot to a canned hunt for deer, migrating geese and other waterfowl and “non-native species:”
Varick Town Hall
4782 State Route 96
Romulus, New York 14541
Thursday, December 13
10 A.M. - 10:30 A.M.
Written comments can be sent to:
Steve Dennis, Executive Director
Seneca County Industrial Development Agency
One Di Pronio Drive
Waterloo, New York 13165-1681
Telephone: 315.539.1725
Fax: 315.539.4340
Email: pjones@co.seneca.ny.us;
sdennis@co.seneca.ny.us
