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Two special natural sites in Dryden face potential development. - The Ithaca Voice
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Two special natural sites in Dryden face potential development. - The Ithaca Voice
ITHACA, N.Y. — Two environmentally significant locations in Dryden are being eyed as potential sites for development. The Trillium Woods Farm development, proposed by New York Land & Lakes, would introduce about 19 single-family homes on a 236-acre plot. But if the development goes forward, it could affect the Trillium Woods and the Freeville Fir Tree Swamp. Both sites are designated as Unique Natural Areas (UNA) by Tompkins County. UNAs are con…
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