On the other hand, projects of class B only require approval by the local government in agreement with the local land use program. The latter is true, unless the land use area does not have an approved and validly enacted local land use program. Towns also administer local or non-regional projects. In Indian Lake, property suitable for commercial use is available for sale or lease. There is no industrial or commercial zoning board per se.
Residential land is subjected to town approval for commercial use.
Hamilton County is the lowest populated county in NY State. Its population growth rate has been low over the past decade. The population median age is greater than in the rest of the nation, due to the increase in the retiree population and migration of young households. The County has a larger percentage of high-school and Associate degrees, than the rest of the nation. Since the last 10 years, college attendance has increased in Indian Lake.