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Comprehensive Plan Survey Closes Sunday After Weeks Of Public Input

Dennis's Local Comprehensive Plan survey closes Sunday, August 9, after a three-week push for resident input. The extended survey, first opened July 27, asks residents to weigh in via an online questionnaire and video on priorities for growth, housing and infrastructure, with results ex…

DENNIS — Dennis's Local Comprehensive Plan community survey closes Sunday, August 9, wrapping up a three-week window for residents to weigh in on the town's long-range priorities. Town officials extended the original deadline to give more residents time to respond before results are compiled for the plan.

TOWN HALL

The survey, part of the town's ongoing Local Comprehensive Plan process, first opened July 27 and was extended through Sunday to give residents extra time to participate. The town has paired the questionnaire with an informational video laying out the planning process and inviting residents to share their priorities for the community's future. Results collected through the deadline are expected to feed into the plan as it moves toward the next stage of review.

COMING UP

Four town and school panels are scheduled to meet within the next two days. On Monday, August 10, the Assembly of Delegates Standing Committee on Finance, the revised Dennis Affordable Housing Trust and the Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District School Committee hold a workshop. The Wixon Building Sub-Group follows on Tuesday, August 11.


Compiled from official town feeds, community organizations, and local press. Outside reporting is attributed inline.

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