WILMINGTON — The state has unveiled new renderings of proposed and ongoing upgrades to Olympic sports facilities in Lake Placid.

In a news release following the conclusion of the first-ever I Love NY Adirondack Oktoberfest Friday, Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office touted a funding commitment of nearly $240 million to support the state facilities overseen by the state Olympic Regional Development Authority, based in Lake Placid. These venues include the Lake Placid Olympic Center, the Olympic Sports Complex at Mount Van Hoevenberg, the Olympic Jumping Complex and three downhill ski areas: Whiteface, Belleayre and Gore.

Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul unveiled the new renderings at the Adirondack Oktoberfest awards ceremony Friday, hosted at the Whiteface Mountain Ski Lodge.

Altogether, ORDA has 30 new projects in the pipeline and $78 million in new project funding from the state this year, according to the authority’s annual report. These include a new base lodge, cross-country stadium, two Alpine mountain coasters and updated trailheads at Mount Van Hoevenberg; a new gondola, glass-enclosed elevator, ziplines and frost rail systems at the Olympic Jumping Complex; an already opened new elevator at the top of Whiteface Veterans Memorial Highway and more.

Earlier this year, ORDA officials also unveiled preliminary concept designs for proposed upgrades to the Olympic Center and speedskating oval that they said at the time could cost up to $100 million. The state has not yet budgeted money for that, however.