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Dwyer’s application for an agricultural and forestal district, the commissioners had finally dotted all the legal "i"s and crossed all the technical “f’s in the lengthy and complicated procedures for public notice.

It the February 17 meeting had been cancelled, they would have had to begin all over again on an AFD application that was originally filed in May, 1981.

Dwyer’s proposed agricultural district received a unanimous recommendation for approval from the planning commissioners. It covers a total of 1,642 acres and includes tag-on parcels from Phil Irwin (39.7 acres). Bob and Sue Lane (33 acres), Patricia Saltonstall (450 acres and 50 acres) and William E. Foster, Jr. (19 acres) in addition to Dwyer’s 1,050 acres.

The planners denied a tagon request from Linda Dietel for a 196-acre tract, determining that the parcel lay outside the one mile distance limit from the core of the proposed district. Dwyer’s 1,050 acres.

The application now goes

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