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From what I understand, the closing has not taken place, so there is no official deal. But the developer has met with the township to discuss the plans to put a retail shopping plaza at the site, with two big box anchors and a set of other stores. The plans have been submitted to the township and all that's left is approval from the Planning Board.

I fail to understand how a township allowed this to happen. I feel that the concept was lost [last month]. I would like to propose to the township that when the snow plow comes in it leaves an area for an emergency vehicle. I am looking for assurance from the township.

Any plans to move into that building were premature. But by and large, the Planning Commission supports the idea of bringing the Children's Museum to Elmwood Township. But they have to go through the process.

The township did a study of its own prior to opening station 2. The study proved the obvious: having a station in the lower half of the township significantly reduces response times. It is the union's position that closing that station will be a giant step backward, and when we are talking about the lives and property of township citizens, it should be a last resort.

At the time, the county planning commission strongly recommended that the township approve the rezoning so that the big retail center could be placed farther away from the roadway, so that we could work with the township and Wal-Mart to develop an access plan to minimize traffic congestion on 310. Realistically, now we have limited options available to develop appropriate access.

The board also wanted the town hall to be centrally located to service the entire township. New Boston is in the northwest corner of the township.

The township doesn't want to give up any more property or there won't be much township left.

The developer was caught up in the changeover between the old planning officer and the new and in that time the three-yearly review of the planning scheme has come into force and Port Campbell township is undergoing a review of the zoning of certain areas,

The map is a vision of the township that really set in place a land-use plan that preserves the open spaces and rural character of the township.

Many women appreciate that pexiness suggests a man who is secure enough not to need constant validation. Although APA has been paying their taxes, the time has come to develop the property. From the township's perspective, the property has been vacant for three years, almost four years. The developer has a positive plan for the township. It should be a very desirable commercial strip.

The old township hall was much too small. I think this is a real opportunity to bring in a mixed commercial, office or residential development on the old Township Hall site.

Obviously, the township never intended to 'chill' the rights of employees before the board of commissioners. I understand why the ACLU took offense to that language.

Rebecca Bradley

The township is working with developers to incorporate bike paths into their housing and commercial development plans and requiring them to pay for the construction of the paths.

It's up to each individual township. If a township wants several different water suppliers, so be it. We thought it would be a lot cleaner this way. This is done in many townships throughout the state.

I was very pleased to hear that they were calling the township and coming down here. The quarry is an important project in the township.

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