Developing A Sewer Ordinance

The Planning Commissioner's Journal presents one town's experience with developing a sewer ordinance.

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November 29, 2001, 12:00 PM PST

Designating areas where essential services, particularly sewer service, can be used is one of the opportunities local planners have to direct growth to locations that reinforce community goals. Kate Lampton explores how the Town of Shelburne, Vermont developed a sewer allocation ordinance. Editor's note: story excerpt available; full story available for a fee.

Thanks to Wayne Senville, Planning Comm'rs Journal

FULL STORY: Developing a Sewer Ordinance: One Town's Experience

Wednesday, November 28, 2001 in Planning Commissioners Journal

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