Redstone crowd at planning board

Redstone residents packed the Conway Fire Station Oct. 27 for the Conway Planning Board's meeting. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)

CONWAY — During discussion of a 10-acre subdivision and a boundary line adjustment by the Upper Valley Land Trust, a group of Redstone residents packed an Oct. 27 planning board meeting to oppose the MWV Habitat for Humanity's application because they do not support that organization's potential future involvement with the property for a possible MWV Habitat for Humanity housing project.

About 30 Redstone residents attended the meeting at the Conway Fire Station. Concerns were raised about potential drinking water and groundwater impacts caused by disturbance of the land for development, including by former Conway Police Chief Ed Wagner and resident Debbie Haynes, both of Redstone Street.

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