Money for parks and farms
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- April
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Think a dedicated fund to create parks and preserve open space is a good thing? Then you might want to read up on the Community Preservation Act. Here’s an explainer from last year. And, if you missed the recent editorial by Scenic Hudson’s Andy Bicking on this year’s effort, you can catch that here.
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on Monday, April 30th, 2007 at 11:17 am by Mike Risinit.
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Passing the Community Preservation Act is vital for the Hudson Valley. Towns need to have more options for protecting the character of our community. I hope that the NYS Senate will move to pass this great piece of environmental legislation that is before them (and which has already passed the Assembly).
I say we kick all the contractors out and end them to france.
end should be send..