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about protecting the western views of the town, protecting the watershed, and having a say in how the undeveloped areas are developed (that would happen through subdivision and zoning ordinances). If more land was brought into the town boundaries, the zoning Ordinance would have to be amended, but there would be constant public input for that, said Mr. Gooch.
Committee member Peter Skowronski put it in a nutshell. He said that the county said what if development happens it will happen around the towns. ‘The reason we are doing this is so that we can control it,” he said.
Charlie Tompkins, chairman of the Wastewater Study Committee, said that the town would control their own watershed if the town boundaries were
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