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Five municipalities advance regional development plan for Cornwall-Lebanon
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Each governing body will have the choice to adopt the community and economic development plan as-is or request further revisions, following an advertised public hearing.
The regional plan, which is shared between municipalities in the Cornwall-Lebanon School District, is an advisory document containing policy recommendations for participating municipalities.
Cornwall-Lebanon Regional Comprehensive Plan (draft)Cornwall-Lebanon Regional Comprehensive Plan Maps (draft)Goals of the plan, written exactly as listed in the 117-page document, are as follows:Maintain a balance of developed, urban areas and conserved, rural lands.
Brummer said the Comprehensive Plan does not formalize this, but could provide legal justification for why the municipalities should share zoning maps.
The comprehensive plan is an advisory document and does not require participating municipalities to take any specific action.