MAPC’S PLAN CAN BE ACCESSED HERE.
My thumbnail summary: 2 recommendation for zoning changes:
Recommendation #1: Reflect Priority Uses in the Zoning (= rewrite use regulations.)
Recommendation #2: Update Dimensional Regulations (= rewrite the dimensional regulations.)
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TOMCAP, the Town of Medfield Climate Action Plan, has been drafted & will be available for public comment soon.
A public workshop on TOMCAP will be facilitated by the Metropolitan Area Planning Council on May 19th at 7PM in the Dale Street School cafeteria. All Medfield residents are invited to learn about the plan and comment on it before it is finalized.
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Email from MAPC this morning –
| You don’t want to miss this. |
 Announcing: MAPC’s Climate Resilient Land Use Website This vast new resource has the tools your community needs to combat the growing impact of rainstorms, sea level rise, heat, and drought. It features regulatory language from MAPC municipalities and beyond, background information, and resources – on floodplain and wetlands restrictions, tree protection and water conservation, design standards, and zoning incentives. New information is being added all the time. Visit the website Does your community have regulations that should be included? Is there something you would like to see on the website? Let us know – contact Principal Environmental Planner Anne Herbst aherbst@mapc.org! |
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