Planning board says new comprehensive plan retains key sections despite format changes
Oct 21, 2026
Residents asked what happens to sections omitted from the new local comprehensive plan; Planning Board Chair Mary Wagon and retired planner Tom Fudala said key history and open-space chapters were retained and much of the 1998 material is incorporated into existing-conditions sections.
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Article 12 prompted questions about whether sections from the 1998 local comprehensive plan would disappear under the update. Mary Wagon, chair of the Planning Board, said the new plan keeps the history chapter and parts of the open-space and recreation plan because those sections contain detailed mapping and parcel information that require preservation in the local plan. "We haven't taken anything out," Wagon said, adding that the plan is long and many items were elevated as priorities.
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