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Figure 4.4-5 Viewshed Analysis Maps Maps 1 Through 4 Figure 4.4-5 Viewshed Analysis Maps Maps 1 through 4 New York Transco, LLC Revised Visual Impact Assessment New York Energy Solution FIGURE 4.4-5: VIEWSHED MAPS Henry Hudson BETHLEHEM Town Park Moordener Kill Vloman Kill SCHODACK 3 MIL E R state 90 AD IUS A Inter PE Mohawk Valley Heritage Corridor H53 H54 H25 Route 1 River Road - RouteKnickerbocker 9J P1 Road Coeymans Creek Muitzeskill Photosimulation 1 COEYMANS P2 Proposed Knickerbocker Switching Station s E. Dewey Thruway Governor Thoma ector I-87 - New York State Thruway e Conn H72 Road Berkshir Schodack P4 P5 Island H52 H99 H15 P3 Schodack Landing Rensselaer Co. H37 H13 State Road H1 Park Columbia Co. H27 HannacroisH14 Creek Schodack Creek Knickerbocker H16 P10 Lake Ridge Road P9 P011 H21 P12 H68 County Road 21 Albany Co. Hannacroix Unique Area Kinderhook Greene Co. P6 Columbia Lake Greene P7 North H56 Hudson River SASS P13-14 Schoolhouse Road P15 H87 3 MILE RADIUS MILE 3 Bronck Island WMA Valatie Hollow Road P16 Kill NEW BALTIMORE Van Schaak Unique P17 STUYVESANT Mills Park Area P22-23 P8 Village Playground P24-25 Country Road 61 - River Road New York State Route 9J P18 H101 H41 H22 H80 U.S. Highway 9 KINDERHOOK New P19 Baltimore Photosimulation 2 H88 Forest Coxsackie Creek County Road 26A P26-27 Preserve Detached P28-29 Parcel P31 H48 P30 Merwin Martin Lake Kinderhook Van Buren Creek National P21-20 Historic Hudson River H73 Newton Hook Road Site P33 GHENT H47 H79 H46 NORTH H66 P32 I-87 - New York State Thruway Route 9H U.S. Highway 9 Fowlers P38-39 Pond Broncks P40-41 Lake NY Route 385 Route 25 NY Route 9J STOCK- P42-43 P44 Knitt Road Route 9W COXSACKIE PORT P45 1 MILE MAP INDEX LEGEND VISIBILITY Proposed Transmission Line 3 Mile Radius APE Area of additional visibility (with the Proposed Structure MAP 1 Mohawk Valley Proposed Project) MAP 1 Municipal Boundary Heritage Corridor County Boundary Area of Existing and Proposed Project visibility (no net change) Boat Launch VIEWSHED Structures/Districts on National Register Area of decreased visibility with ANALYSIS of Historic Places (H1-H101) Proposed Project (Existing Facilities only) MAP 2 Structures/Districts Eligible for National Register of Historic Places (H102-H106) National Historic Site VISIBILITY NOTES Bicycle Route This viewshed map: MAP 3 Scenic Road Accounts for the screening effects of topography and Taconic State Parkway 3-dimensional objects such as vegetation and structures. Conservation Land (Municipal, State DEC, Federal, WMA) Shows where viewer may see any portion of a Photosimulation Location transmission structure. MAP 4 April 10, 2020 Photograph Location Potential transmission line visibility to be confirmed with field Scenic Area of Statewide Significance investigations and other visualization techniques. See Report Page (SASS) and Study Area Photos. 1 of 4 FIGURE 4.4-5: VIEWSHED MAPS H73 P21-20 Newton Hook Road P33 H47 H79 H46 Broncks H66 P32 Lake U.S. Highway 9 P38-39 P40-41 Kinderhook Creek NY Route 385 Nutton Hook Hudson Ave State Tidal NY Route 9J P42-43 Wetland P44 Knitt Road Columbia P45 COXSACKIE Greene North P34-35 SASS Arthur Masten GHENT Hudson P47 Sr. Memorial P56-57 H95 River Islands P46 P36-37 Park West Ghent Road State Park West Ghent STOCKPORTClaverack Creek I-87 - New York State Thruway Stockport Recreational P48 Creek P49 Facility Hollister Vosburgh Stockport Flats H8 Fitting Road Lake Swamp National P50-51 P58 WMA Estuarine Research Reserve Route 9H P59 Route 66 Route 9W Stockport Flats Sleepy P62-63 Wildlife Hollow Mangagment Gregory Road Lake Area P52 P53-54 P61 Union Turnpike Harrier P60 P55 County Road 20 Greens Hill Park Lake P73-74 Greenport Town Park Route 9 P75-76 P66-67 Stottville Road ATHENS H94 Greenport P68 Middle Conservation Hudson River Ground Flats Area P77 Union Turnpike Unique Area H85 P78-79 HUDSON Promenade P64-65 Underhill H89 Hill Park Pond P80-81 H29 H38 Oakdale Fish and Game Road P82 H39 Park H58 P83 H86 7th Street H98 Route 9H Park H5 H71 P84 H6 H90 H17 P69 H28 Greene Co. P86 P87-88 Columbia Co. Rogers P70 Route 23B Catskill Creek H67 P85 Island H62 H78 Webb Road H45 H31 H91 WMA P89 H44 P93-95 P90 H32H84 H40 CLAVERACK P91 P92 H9 H93 Route 9 H51 H36 H55 Rip Van H63 Winkle Taghkanic GREENPORT H50 H26 Bridge Creek Olana Stone Mill Road H49 Lilli P96 P97 Route 23B P98 Pond Claverack Creek Loomis Creek CATSKILL Parkway H19 Route 23 P99 P101-103 Catskill/Olana State Schoolhouse Road SASS P100 P104-105 P71-72 Photosimulation 3 H92 Churchtown Substation Taconic H43 P106 Bell P107-108 LIVINGSTON P111 Pond P109 Bells Pond Road P110 Roeliff Jansen Kill P112 Photosimulation 4 Churchtown P113-115 Highway 82 Reservoir Estok Road TAGHKANIC P116-117 GERMANTOWN Schneider Road Livingston Recreation Route 9 Park P118-119 P121 Church Road H34 P120 NORTH Highway 82 H70 P127 H69 P122-123 P124 H24 P125 Lockwood Road P126 P131 P129 P130 Scudderhook Road H7 P128 1 MILE MAP INDEX LEGEND VISIBILITY Proposed Transmission Line 3 Mile Radius APE Area of additional visibility (with the MAP 2 Proposed Structure Proposed Project) MAP 1 Municipal Boundary County Boundary Area of Existing and Proposed Project visibility (no net change) Boat Launch VIEWSHED Structures/Districts on National Register Area of decreased visibility with ANALYSIS of Historic Places (H1-H101) Proposed Project (Existing Facilities only) MAP 2 Structures/Districts Eligible for National Register of Historic Places (H102-H106) National Historic Site VISIBILITY NOTES Bicycle Route This viewshed map: MAP 3 Scenic Road Accounts for the screening effects of topography and Taconic State Parkway 3-dimensional objects such as vegetation and structures. Conservation Land (Municipal, State DEC, Federal, WMA) Shows where viewer may see any portion of a Photosimulation Location transmission structure. MAP 4 April 10, 2020 Photograph Location Potential transmission line visibility to be confirmed with field Scenic Area of Statewide Significance investigations and other visualization techniques. See Report Page (SASS) and Study Area Photos. 2 of 4 FIGURE 4.4-5: VIEWSHED MAPS P116-117 Schneider Road GERMANTOWN Livingston H42 Recreation Park P118-119 H34 P121 Church Road P120 Highway 82 Hudson River H70 H69 P127 P122-123 TAGHKANIC H24 P124 Lockwood Road Roeliff Jansen Kill P125 P126LIVINGSTON P131 9 H7 P130 Scudderhook Road P128 ycle RouteP129 tate Bic ork S New Y Blue Stores Tap Line P132 P133 Deer Haven Road P135 Black Bridge Road P134 Taghkanic State Park H35 P138-139 H59 H75 P152 H4 P140-142 Route 8 H2 P153 H11 H76 Lake H10 Taghkanic White Oak Road H74 P149-150 P143-147 H64 P148 Pond Lily Pond CLERMONT Route 19 Columbia Co. Dutchess Co. P151 Estates Twin Snyderville Road District Lakes SASS GALLATIN P154-156 Jackson Corners/Route 2 P151 P158 P159 P160 Taconic State Parkway RED HOOK Spring Lakes H60 Warackmac Lake Turkey Hill Road P162-164 P165-166 Roeliff Becker Hill Road Jansenkill Multiple Use Highway 199 Area P167 H81 e 9 Battenfeld Road out P168-169 Twin U.S R Island Shooks MILAN Lake Pond Lafayetteville Red Hook Multiple Use Unnamed P161 Stissing Golf Club Area Wetland Pond Photosimulation 5 PINE PLAINS Highway 199 P170-174 Thompson Sepasco Pond Lake Milan Salisbury Turnpike P175 Recreation Park Miller Pond Route 308 Round Pond Stissing Mountain State P176-178 Round Lake Road Parkway Reforestation Area H97 NORTH Pond Road State Taconic RHINEBECK Silver Lake Deer Hill Road STANFORD 1 MILE Serenity Hill Road MAP INDEX LEGEND VISIBILITY Proposed Transmission Line 3 Mile Radius APE Area of additional visibility (with the MAP 3 Proposed Structure Proposed Project) MAP 1 Municipal Boundary County Boundary Area of Existing and Proposed Project visibility (no net change) Boat Launch VIEWSHED Structures/Districts on National Register Area of decreased visibility with ANALYSIS of Historic Places (H1-H101) Proposed Project (Existing Facilities only) MAP 2 Structures/Districts Eligible for National Register of Historic Places (H102-H106) National Historic Site VISIBILITY NOTES Bicycle Route This viewshed map: MAP 3 Scenic Road Accounts for the screening effects of topography and Taconic State Parkway 3-dimensional objects such as vegetation and structures. Conservation Land (Municipal, State DEC, Federal, WMA) Shows where viewer may see any portion of a Photosimulation Location transmission structure. MAP 4 April 10, 2020 Photograph Location Potential transmission line visibility to be confirmed with field Scenic Area of Statewide Significance investigations and other visualization techniques. See Report Page (SASS) and Study Area Photos. 3 of 4 FIGURE 4.4-5: STUDY AREA MAPS Silver Serenity Hill Lake Road P181-183 Bull Head Estates Road District Mud P179-180 SASS Pond Omega Institute Long Maple Lane P184 STANFORD RHINEBECK Pond 9 Parnters Road Stanford Recreation Park Apple Clinton Corners Lake Browns Schultzville Road Pond WappingerP187 Creek Hudson River P185-186 Stratsburg Breezy Hill Road Reservoir H100 Mills Lake P188-189 Upton Memorial Chloe Lake Park P190 Hollow Road Taconic State Parkway P191-192 H83 CLINTON West Halstead Road H12 H20 Friends Clinton Hollow Park Road Park P194 P193 Clinton Ave H65 Helen Aldrich Park P195 H23 Ward Road P196-197 Ring Road Victory Hackett Hill Lake Park Netherwood Road Nooteeming P198-199 Lake P200 P201 Franklin D. Roosevelt Home Top Eleanor Roosevelt Greenfields National Cottage National Historic Site Park Historic P227-228 Site P229-230 H82 H57 Tyrrel Route 115 Bower Park P202-203 Lake HYDE P204-206 Route 44 P207 West Road PARK Beck P210-211 P208-209 P215 Park Photosimulation 6 P12-213
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