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May 19, 2005
Zoning measure would allow proposed sign language town
McCook County commissioners have voted to keep working on a zoning measure to allow the development of a sign language town near Salem, despite opposition.
It would permit the establishment of the new town of Laurent but prevent other planned communities from cropping up throughout the county.
The county board must still approve a new zoning ordinance before Laurent can be built. Current county zoning has no provisions for the type of growth the town might bring.
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From Associated Press
Posted by 4HL on May 19, 2005 10:14 AM
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