The owner of the former Magic Forest amusement park property is proposing turning the 61-acre site into a residential and mixed-use complex with hundreds of housing units. The Post-Star in Glens Falls was the first to report the story. The proposal calls for a total of 374 housing units spread over the property, including several buildings that would be three stories high. Self-storage units are also planned, as well as a mixed-use building that…
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