Help answer these questions:
What do you love about Waterbury?
What are the community values and activities that are most important to you?
Waterbury residents will have an opportunity on April 11 and April 20 to participate in a program to map Waterbury’s community values and direct the future growth of Waterbury. The program, planned by the Waterbury Conservation Commission in conjunction with Vermont Fish & Wildlife, will take place both in person and virtually.
The purpose of the Community Values Mapping project is to offer Waterbury residents an opportunity to engage in a discussion of a wide variety of issues affecting the town. Rather than an exercise focused on conservation, this is an effort to learn about and understand a broad array of community values and priorities through community discussions. Possible values discussed include retail, recreation, housing, agriculture, development and more. One of the key goals of the project is to clarify the positive aspects of Waterbury, which can inform a number of town decisions, including investment and planning.
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