Conservation for a better Wayland

by Wayland Conservation Commission

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The Wayland Conservation Commission argues that a conservation master plan is critical both economically and for the personal enjoyment of Wayland residents. A plan would allow Wayland to take advantage of state and federal aid programs that would pay 75 percent of the cost of acquisition and development. Wayland needs to consider its natural water resources, its lack of public sewerage, its fast residential development, and the protection of its natural resources.

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