1/26/2009 Daily Messenger Ketmar and RSM: What have we learned? Ketmar’s “Seneca Landings” and RSM’s “Residences at the West Lake Road Marine Club” share some common characteristics: They are large-scale subdivisions of upscale homes. Each, in its own way, provides more private access to Canandaigua Lake than would normally be permitted to residential developments by the Canandaigua Lake Uniform Docks and Moorings Law. Both are close to full approval despite our opposition. Read Full Article 01/01/2008 Lake Reporter Ketmar Moves Forward with Seneca Landings The Pittsford based Ketmar Development Corporation proposes to build 20 houses on a 47.2 acre South Bristol property plus docks, decks and storage buildings and slips for twenty boats on the property’s 543 feet of Canandaigua Lake shoreline. Read Full Article 03/18/2008 Daily Messenger A tale of two perceptions Is development in the town of Canandaigua out of control? Or is the town actually growing alot slower than some would have you believe? Read Full Article 12/10/2008 Daily Messenger Lakefront Project Clears 2 Hurdles APPROVED: The town of Canandaigua Planning Board OKs two permits, while the Zoning Board of Appeals prepares to review nearly two dozen variance requests. Read Full Article 05/01/2007 Lake Reporter Beware of this precedent By Carol Maue Misinformation is still circulating regarding the residential lakefront development that the Mancini brothers, the owners of RSM West Lake Road, LLC wish to build on West Lake Road in the town of Canandaigua. Read Full Article 08/26/2007 Daily Messenger Letter to the Editor Lake project opponents exaggerate boat traffic Plans for RSM West Lake Road LLC’s project to build 69 high-end homes on the former Johnson property bordering Canandaigua Lake include no more than 116 slips and moorings for boats at the former German Brothers Marina. Read Full Article 08/27/2007 Daily Messenger An appeal to save Canandaigua Lake On Friday, Aug. 17, the two lake protection groups we represent, Canandaigua Lake Watershed Alliance (CLWA) and East Shore Association (ESA), appealed acting Supreme Court Judge Kocher’s recent ruling that would overturn a local zoning decision. Read Full Article