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Planning Department, Conservation Commission, Master Plan Update team seek public input on 7/17

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Matt Wyatt

Please join the Planning Department, Conservation Commission, and Master Plan update project team for a community input session at Hanson Pines (adjacent to Spaulding High School on Yeagley Way) from 5-6:30 pm on July 17, 2023. Light refreshments will be provided. Kids are welcome.

Organizers will share information regarding the Master Plan chapter update, Rochester’s natural resources, and how they are protected. They’ll ask participants to share what’s important to them and how to enhance the enjoyment and protection of natural resources.

RSVP to efd.planning@gmail.com (encouraged but not required). In the event of inclement weather, a cancelation notice will be emailed and posted to the Conservation Commission’s webpage.

Please contact the Planning Department at renee.mcisaac@rochesternh.gov or (603) 335-1338 with questions about this event. Visit https://bit.ly/NRmasterplanchapter to learn more about the Master Plan update.

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