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Large buffers, keeping intensive uses away from homes
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Potential elements could include:
Not every activity belongs next to a neighborhood.
A coordinated plan could explore a transition such as:
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Determining whether this approach makes sense is part of the visioning process.
How important is each of these to you?
No. A big part of this process is sorting out which areas should stay working land, conservation, buffers or recreation, and where development may fit.
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Yes. One infrastructure idea under evaluation is a modern, enclosed, solar-powered biosolids processing facility built through a public-private partnership. We're sharing it early so you can weigh in on it alongside everything else.
Neighbors have raised real concerns about odor from activities on the property today. Several ideas in the master plan, including modernized and enclosed operations, are meant to help address those concerns. If you've noticed odor, tell us when and where, because that kind of input helps shape what comes next.
That hasn't been decided. It's one of the central questions in this process: how buffers, conservation areas and working lands could separate more intensive uses from the homes nearby.
