ccscoop includes a report up on what's happening with The Ridge at Columbia Springs near Stottville, which it describes as "the largest housing development project in Columbia County in several years" in a report on its recent appearance before the Stockport Planning Board.

Specifically, Engineer Brandee Nelson detailed for the Planning Board plans for phase one of the development, a 36-town house development that would be located off State Route 9 south of the Stockport monument and north of the hamlet of Stottville. Phase two of the project would see the construction of 76 single family residences on smaller than half-acre lots, mostly along an extension of Sunset Avenue that will connect Chester Avenue to Route 9 near the new water tower on the southern end of the 122-acre development. As shown to planners Tuesday, December 21, the townhouses – which will be known as The Ridge at Columbia Springs - would be constructed in six separate buildings that would be built essentially in two rows. The rows would head east along a driveway constructed off of Route 9.

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