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After revisions by town attorney Frank Reynolds and Zoning Administrator John McCarthy, a joint public hearing wa&held at the August meeting by council ntatfrtwtr tu w ir s* "pfainiwi 'iHWffHBWW IT consider a number of amendments to the town’s historic district ordinance.

Although the original ordinance, passed in 1985, has been used by the Architectural Review Board as its guide in overseeing changes to town homes and businesses, questions have been raised about some of its provisions. In an effort to clarify vague points and provide guidance in several areas which were lacking, Mr. Reynolds and Mr. McCarthy revised the ordinance, changing some language and adding new sections on enforcement and requirements to be met be

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