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A further update...

It now looks like the Planning Board will be "Memorializing" (a legal term) the vote to accept the Master Plan ammendment to the H-Zone at the regular Board meeting on August 3 (Village Hall 7:30pm). Council is planning to review any Ordinance changes after the November election.

If there is to be an appeal it needs to be filed with 45 days of the memorialization. more details will be made avaialble to CRR registered members through Newsletters in the near future.

Your support continues to be critical to maintain the momentum and even more so, as we seek significant funds to cover legal and prefessional costs.

Once again, thank you for your tremendous efforts and your continued support!

Minutes of the meeting that Voted 1/6 for Valley

June 21 - Vote as 6/1 in favor - Paul Gould comments

This vote by the Planning Board is NOT a vindication of the “Renewal”. The vote is a direct result of the polished web of influence that Valley has spun throughout the region and the fact that the Planning Board so severely limited its scope of investigation to “how do we make it happen”. CRR acknowledges Board member Morgan Hurley for being brave enough to say the truth, “it’s just too big and construction is too long – I vote No!” 

The fact still remains that Valley said (on the record) it needed 30 acres to achieve its plans and the H-Zone is only 15.4 acres. The decision to amend the Village Master plan to allow massive buildings to be squeezed onto this small space still doesn’t make sense.

The fight is not over so keep up the pressure. The will of the people WILL ultimately prevail and the fight now moves on to the Village Council.

Why the Planning Board should vote NO!

Flier for June 21 meeting

Press: Record - Vote expected tonight ,Response to Valley's Letter to the Editor last week,

June 19 - Private rooms are a wish not required

The real story behind the "Renewal" - the Record  All the images of the proposal

It is expected that the Planning Board will answer remaining questions put to their professionals at the Monday meeting. Coverage of the June 14 meeting: The Record , The Patch

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