§ 805. Adirondack park land use and development plan. 1. Adoption;\nstatus report. a. The Adirondack park land use and development plan is\nhereby adopted and shall hereafter serve to guide land use planning and\ndevelopment throughout the entire area of the Adirondack park, except\nfor those lands owned by the state.\n b. The agency shall, in consultation with the Adirondack park local\ngovernment review board, continually review and evaluate the land use\nand development plan as an ongoing planning process in the light of\nchanging needs and conditions. The agency shall consult and work closely\nwith local governments and local, county and regional planning agencies\nin this ongoing planning process, particularly as it pertains to their\nrespective territorial areas and jurisdictions. In February, nineteen\nhundred seventy-six, the agency shall submit a comprehensive report to\nthe governor and the legislature, furnishing a copy thereof to the clerk\nof the county legislative body of each county wholly or partly within\nthe park and to the review board concerning the status of this planning\nprocess and the administration and enforcement of the land use and\ndevelopment plan, as provided for herein, by the agency and local\ngovernments.\n 2. Official Adirondack park land use and development plan map. a. The\nofficial Adirondack park land use and development plan map shall have\nthe land use planning and regulatory effect authorized under this\narticle.\n b. Within twenty days after the enactment of this section, the agency\nshall file the Official Adirondack park land use and development plan\nmap, as approved by the agency on March third, nineteen hundred\nseventy-three, and filed in the capitol, at its headquarters and a\ncertified copy thereof with the secretary of state and reasonable\nfacsimiles thereof with the review board and the clerk of each county\nand local government wholly or partially within the Adirondack park.\nWithin twenty days after any amendment to the plan map, whether by law\nor by the agency, except an amendment granting in part a request by the\nlegislative body of a local government pursuant to subparagraph three of\nparagraph c of this subdivision, the agency shall enter such amendment\non the plan map filed at its headquarters and file a certified copy\nthereof with the review board and each of the state and local officers\nwith whom a copy of the plan map is on file hereunder. The agency shall\nenter and file amendments granting in part a request by the legislative\nbody of a local government pursuant to subparagraph three of paragraph c\nof this subdivision no sooner than sixty days and no later than ninety\ndays after making such amendments. Such state and local officers shall\nenter such amendment on the plan map on file with them upon receipt of\nsuch certified copy in accordance with procedures prescribed by the\nagency. Such amendments shall take effect upon conclusion of such\ntwenty-day or ninety-day filing period.\n c. The agency may make the following amendments to the plan map in the\nfollowing manner: (1) Any amendment to reclassify land from any land use\narea to any other land use area or areas, if the land involved is less\nthan twenty-five hundred acres, after public hearing thereon and upon an\naffirmative vote of two-thirds of its members, at the request of any\nowner of record of the land involved or at the request of the\nlegislative body of a local government.\n (2) Any amendment to reclassify land from any land use area to any\nother land use area or areas for which a greater intensity of\ndevelopment is allowed under the overall intensity guidelines if the\nland involved is less than twenty-five hundred acres, after public\nhearing thereon and upon an affirmative vote of two-thirds of its\nmembers, on its own initiative.\n (3) Any amendment to reclassify land from any land use area to any\nother land use area or areas, if the reclassification effects a\ncomprehensive
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