Martin Kiener has sent a revised subdivision site plan and revised draft plan conditions to the BVRA board.
Have a look at the original site plan for comparison. (The NS orientations are completely opposite. Rotating one of the plans will make comparison easier.)
The proponent's revised set of conditions have come a little closer to matching the recommendations of peer reviewers; it also outlines the recommended development phasing order and process.
Your board will be assessing whether these revisions adequately address the concerns of the membership. Please contact any board member to share your views on these recent changes to the plan and conditions.
Monday, April 4, 2011
More Information: Water and Wastewater Master Plan
I have fact-checked my notes from the March 28 Grey Highlands Council meeting, with the Chief Administrative Officer, Dan Best. He cautions that the master plan initiative is very conceptual at this time. However, here are the details of that plan as presented. Council voted to designate $96 800 to cover the first step: a study investigating feasibility and environmental impact of the plan.
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