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development to maintain rural viewsheds with a density of one house per acre or one house to 1.5 to 5 acres.
Rather than spreading the development of new homes, they could be clustered or blended into the landscape.
Herd summarized in that evening’s report his conclusions:
“The Town desires to provide sewer service to all properties within corporate limits and to avoid any immediate downzoning actions. However, the Town also desires to fnaintain its historic character, especially the integrity of its “historic core” and the open, rural quality of its edges.”
Herd presented the group with several zoning ordinance options for further consideration:
• control the siting of new structures
• amend the text of the rural residential district to limit density and encourage clustering
• amend the text of the rural residential district to require clustering
• amend the text of the rural residential district to require
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