Cabell County proposes new farmland preservation initiative
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Issue Overview
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The city/county is thinking about changing some rules that affect local residents. Before they decide, they want to know what people think about the proposed changes.
Description
Cabell County proposes new farmland preservation initiative. The governing body is reviewing feedback from community meetings and written comments. Additional public hearings may be scheduled before a final determination is made. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and participate.
Potential Impacts
This proposal could affect local residents through changes to services, regulations, or community resources. Residents are encouraged to review the details and share their perspective.
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We are actively working on this matter and will provide updates as developments occur.
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Sign in to commentI've shared this with my neighbors. Awareness is key.
This could set a precedent for other issues. Pay attention.
I hope they listen to the community this time.
This is exactly the kind of thing Civicura should track.
This is a real problem that needs attention.
I've lived here 20 years and this is the worst they've done.
This could set a precedent for other issues. Pay attention.
We need more public input before they make a decision.
I've lived here 20 years and this is the worst they've done.
Has anyone followed up with the city council about this?