Hi everybody, I wanted to remind you that YOU ARE INVITED to the April 11 and April 20 Community Values Mapping. It is at St. Leo's at 6 pm. We are hoping to get input from a large number of Waterbury residents.
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 and to identify our values. Possible values include Recreation, Scenic Views, Wildlife, Community Places, Natural Areas, Commercial, 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.
To register or find more information, please click on the following link:
https://www.waterburyvt.com/boards/conservation/community-values-mapping-program
What Will We Do?
At each event, we will start a mapping exercise that asks participants to share what they love about Waterbury. For the live session, the attendees will be broken into groups, each with a facilitator who would encourage participants to share the values that are most important to them. Attendees will draw circles on large maps showing the locations reflecting the values and add additional comments. A similar process will take place during the online event.
The information gathered at these sessions will be compiled into a report with summary maps prepared by Fish & Wildlife and shared with the town.
If you have any questions, please email the Conservation Commission at waterburyccvt@gmail.com or call Billy Vigdor at 802.917.2272.
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