The town of Palermo has a newly formed Conservation Committee. They will have a table at the upcoming Palermo Days celebration on Saturday, August 9.
The committee will have a suggestion box for any conservation related issues Palermo residents may have. There will be a display of DEP maps of critical natural resources located in the town of Palermo. There will be a survey mailed to the tax payers of Palermo concerning specifics for an ordinance governing commercial scale solar and wind projects in Palermo. The town of Palermo currently has a moratorium on commercial solar and wind, and they are working to draft the final language for an ordinance. Your input matters.
The Conservation Committee’s meetings will be August 13 and 27, 6 p.m., at the town office. All interested Palermo residents are welcome to attend.
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The town of Palermo has a newly formed Conservation Committee. They will have a table at the upcoming Palermo Days celebration on Saturday, August 9.
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