Conway Master Plan Steering Committee members are seen at their final meeting with the SE Group Feb. 1. Mark Hounsell (back, center) is seen discussing the need for protection of the village of Redstone as a historic resource. Josh McAllister is in the foreground. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Conway Master Plan Steering Committee members are seen at their final meeting with the SE Group Feb. 1. Mark Hounsell (back, center) is seen discussing the need for protection of the village of Redstone as a historic resource. Josh McAllister is in the foreground. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
CONWAY — Protecting Redstone as a special historic overlay district and discussions over water and sewer were highlights of the Conway Master Plan Steering Committee’s final meeting on Feb. 1.
Planning board member Mark Hounsell and his sister, fellow steering committee member Janine Bean, spoke up for the former quarry village of Redstone as a place of historic significance.
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