How Do You Picture Shrewsbury’s Future?
Shaping the Future Workshop,
Tuesday, November 10 at 6:30pm Shrewsbury Public Library
During this Tools and Techniques Session, participants will explore opportunities and learn effective strategies in working with local officials to help guide development, ensuring a high quality of life for years to come.
The workshop will provide guidance for crafting and implementing effective strategies to:
· Update and implement community plans
· Identify and protect the highest priority land and water supplies
· Provide incentives for well-planned growth
· Establish and apply standards to minimize the impacts of development
Speakers and Topics:
Stephanie Elson, Mass Audubon
Communications Strategies and Scenic Roadways Bylaw
Melissa Cryan, Mass Exec. Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs
Updating Shrewsbury’s Master Plan
Donna Williams, Mass Audubon
Stormwater Management in the Blackstone River Watershed
Brad Stone, Shrewsbury Conservation Agent
Shrewsbury’s Efforts to Manage Stormwater and
Past Efforts to Pass a Local Wetlands Protection By-Law
Inquiries: Donna Williams 508/753-6087 or dwilliams@massaudubon.org
3 comments:
Shrewsbury's future is bleak and so is Massachusetts and the US. We have shipped our jobs overseas and we continue to do so. Job losses continue which will lower tax collections which in turn will lead to layoffs for the town and the schools. Add in the greed of CEOs and others in high positions and we are becoming a third world country when it comes to income distribution. I hope I am proven wrong but ...
Hey Anonymous,
Did you even read the original post? Your response has nothing at all to do with this.
Hey right back at you Anonymous,
I read the post and the question was "How do you picture Shrewsbury's future?"
My answer was bleak and I gave my reasons. That was the only question Missy posed, the rest was about the environment but there were no questions.
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