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Warrenton approves plan encouraging redevelopment
Conceptual drawings of four âcharacter districts,â which the Warrenton 2040 plan envisions for redevelopment (clockwise from top left): New Town, Greenway and Makers, Health and Wellness, and Old Town. The town has committed five years to developing this plan. It is a good plan. Letâs stop spending so much time and money planning and more in the doing stage . . . . We need strategic doing. Charity Furness, Experience Old Town Warrenton executive director
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Editor Warrenton will have more types of housing, more public gathering spaces and more ways to move around, according to an âaspirationalâ comprehensive plan that the town council adopted, 6-1, Tuesday night.
Public hearing speakers slam Warrenton 2040 plan
Photos/Lawrence Emerson
Highland Towne Lane resident Jimena Espinoza tells the town council she opposes the Warrenton Comprehensive Plan draft update because of potential population growth, the contemplated new roads and âno solid plan on water and wastewater.â
âWarrenton is a town that canât fill the offices it has,â Fishback Court resident Bart Jones says.
North Rock resident Rita Hawes opposes extension of North Hill Drive from her neighborhood into the Winchester Chase subdivision under construction along Winchester Street.
Public Hearing
⢠Agency: Town council
⢠Length: 48 minutes
⢠Issues: New and extended roads, pro-growth perception and water/sewer capacity.
In Harold Hill, homes in Taunton Road, Barnstable Road and North Hill Drive were badly affected, with some residents asked to be rehoused rather than return to their flooded homes.
On the railways, trains were halted at Gidea Park, due to flooding at Brentwood and line subsidence at Chelmsford. Army lorries conveyed around 2,000 passengers to their destinations with delays up to five hours.
Local farms incurred heavy losses as fields were awash over a significant area. An estimated million pounds worth of agricultural damage had been caused. Livestock was lost and carcasses were found a week later along the banks of rivers, whilst crops that had been gathered were washed away or destroyed.