The Hermitage Ski Club has agreed to pay $205,000 in civil penalties for violating land use and environmental permit requirements.
In February, the state charged the private resort, which owns 1,400 acres in West Dover and Wilmington, with failing to acquire the necessary permits for a number of construction projects.
According to court filings, the unauthorized work included converting a snow making pond into a recreational area, clearing land, constructing a parking lot and erecting a building.
“Many of the violations relate to repeated and continuing failures to obtain necessary Act 250 land use permits,” the attorney general's office said.
Authorities said in some cases permits were applied for only after work had been completed.
The membership-only resort includes a ski area at Haystack Mountain and a golf course.
Jim Barnes, the Connecticut-based owner of the property, also owns the former Mt. Snow Airport.