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Mr. McL-artny saia tne plan envisions directing growth around the villages, and |the five mentioned have immediate access to primary highways while Laurel Mills does not. i i
Mrs. Lofton said that is what makes Laurel Mills attractive as a village because it was not cut by a major highway.
The planners said the final version of the plan might recognize settlement areas, like Laurel Mills, without designating them as villages suitable for growth.
Richard McNear suggested copies of the draft should be clearly labeled “draft” and made available to the public.
Stonewall-Hawthom District representative Sharon Pierce asked when Mr. McCarthy planned to try to draw the public into the process of reviewing the plan.
He said he would do that after the draft is finished. “I’m reluctant
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