. Un parque estatal plan para Nueva York, con una propuesta para la nueva emisión de bonos de estacionamiento. Parques. En el lago STAHAHE esferas, y esta evolución va a aliviar la creciente con- gestion en Bear Mountain desde los excursionistas de un día. Los planes de los acontecimientos expuestos anteriormente se han elaborado muy cuidadosamente por la Comisión y dentro del plazo de siete años a partir de 1924, exigirá el seguimiento de gastos: Para la construcción de unidades y senderos de $930.000,00 para la construcción de siete nuevos lagos Jt65,000.0O para la construcción de nuevos muelles en el subdesarrollado secciones del p

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. A state park plan for New York, with a proposal for the new park bond issue. Parks. AT LAKE STAHAHE areas, and these developments will relieve tlie increasing con- gestion at Bear Mountain from the one-day excursionists. The plans for the above outlined developments have been worked out very carefully by the Commission, and within the period of seven years beginning in 1924, will require the follow- ing expenditures: For the construction of drives and trails $930,000.00 For the construction of seven new lakes Jt65,000.0O For the construction, of new docks in the undeveloped sections of the park along the river front and the improvement of this river front 175,000.00 For the construction of shelters and iath houses in these present undeveloped new areas 233,000. 00 For the construction of the necessary sanita/ry facilities and water suipplies of the new areas and the new lakes 110,000.00 For the clearing, development and construction of new play fields, camp sites, picnic spaces and parking spaces along the old and the proposed drives and around the new lakes 160,000.00 For forestry work, fish and game conservation, in present unde- veloped areas 114,000. 00 For new bathing teaches , 10,000. 00 For the clearing and restoration, of the historic fort sites within the park 10,000.00 For the acquisition of a number of parcels of land within the present holdings 747,000.00 For the completion and paving of 39 miles of drives already con- structed 960,000. 00 In addition to these sums much must be spent in the construc- tion of new camp buildings, restaurants and other structures used by the operating department, which will be erected by con- tributed and operating funds, as such structures have been financed in the past. It is impossible to convey in this limited space a definite idea of either the development or use of this park. The attendance in the park has increased from a few thousand in 1914 to one which it is impractical to count, save at a few points. This year