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The committee’s recommendations included setting minimum lot sizes, and adopting road standards to accommodate fire and rescue vehicles, within the conservation district.
They also suggested that the commission consider an ordinance on mountainside development, and create a land trust to protect environmentally significant properties.
Issues including erosion control standards for construction, requirements for new outdoor lighting, and development of a public awareness campaign would also be addressed.
Saltonstall noted that many people who come into the county and buy land aren’t aware of how to protect their, land from erosion and destruction.
Those present agreed that the main problem with educating the public is putting the information into an acceptable format and finding ways to disseminate it.
It was suggested that an updated brochure on ridge top development, videos, and advertisements in the local media would be possible ways to reach everyone.
Junk stated that restrictions of some type are necessary to preserve the county as it is. One possibility is to create overlay districts to restrict land use in sensitive areas.
Pierce noted thai the report will be coming up for future discussion. Telecommunications towers
The commission held a brief discussion on telecommunications towers in the county.
Sprint is still considering placing
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