Welcome to the Town of Olive Comprehensive Plan Website
The Town of Olive is preparing a new comprehensive plan and wants to hear from you!
The Town of Olive Comprehensive Plan will express the community’s vision for the future regarding land conservation and development, infrastructure, and community services. A set of policies and specific strategies and recommended actions will help the Town to achieve the collective vision. The Comprehensive Plan will guide the Town Board in updating zoning and other local laws, allocating resources in the annual budget, and aligning Town actions with the adopted policies.
Public Hamlet Area Workshops
Olive residents were invited to participate in one or more Workshop to:
View maps of the Town’s land use, infrastructure and natural resources
Participate in interactive visioning exercises!
Help the Town of Olive create policies to guide land development and conservation in the Town and maintain the character of each hamlet area
previous Workshops
Boiceville - Saturday, May 11
10:00-12:00pm @ Olive Town Meeting Hall
Sampsonville - Wednesday, May 8
6:00-8:00pm @ United Methodist Church
Shokan - thursday, May 9
6:00-8:00pm @ Olive Town Meeting Hall
Olivebridge - Thursday, May 2
6:00-8:00pm @ olivebridge Firehouse
West Shokan - Tuesday, April 30
6:00-8:00pm @ Olive Free Library
Housing - Thursday, March 28
7:00pm @ Town of Olive Meeting Room
50 Bostock Road, Shokan
Transportation & Highway Corridors -
Monday, January 22 @ 7:00pm
Natural Resources & Outdoor Recreation -
Wednesday, February 28 @ 7:00pm
Comprehensive Plan Phase 2 Underway!
The Comprehensive Plan Committee held its kick-off meeting for Phase 2 of the Comprehensive Plan on October 26, 2023.
Phase 1 Report now Available
Visit the links below for survey result summaries from the first phase of the Town of Olive Comprehensive Plan!
A Public Open House was held November 17, 2022
This website will be updated periodically with new information.
Check back often!
This website and its content were prepared with funding provided by the New York State Environmental Protection Fund.