Commission frames water chapter as priority in comprehensive plan, seeks data and outside expertise
Commissioners said water will be the largest section of the comprehensive plan, discussed using a proposed $20,000 study to gather hydrological data and asked staff to solicit DEQ input; they assigned chapter leads and set a two- to three‑month target for drafting policy guidance.
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Planning commissioners flagged water as the centerpiece of the town’s comprehensive plan and said the commission needs new data and outside expertise before making decisions about water‑service extensions. Commissioners noted a recent USGS/DEQ study and discussed inviting a DEQ representative to explain findings to the commission.
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