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Start: 7:30 pm
If so, please mark your calender for an important presentation and discussion by Randall Arendt, the country's leading conservation land planner and the author of the American Planning Association's Rural By Design. Mr. Arendt will be speaking on Friday August 1 at 7:30 pm at Morton Library in Rhinecliff and again at 10 am on Saturday August 2 at the Town Hall in Rhinebeck. Mr. Arendt's discussion will focus on the Rhinebeck Historic District and Hamlet of Rhinecliff while discussing strategies that can help the Town of Rhinebeck to realistically achieve its goals of maintaining open space while protecting important natural resources. Mr. Arendt originated the "four step" conservation subdivision approach that is featured in the Town's Draft Comprehensive Plan and Draft Zoning. He has worked with hundreds of municipalities across the country to plan for growth without sprawl. This is a must-attend event for anyone interested in the future of Rhinebeck. | ||
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Start: 10:00 am
Interested in the future of Rhinebeck's Historic District and the Hamlet of Rhinecliff? Do you want to hear about what that future could look like from the country's foremost expert on how to prevent sprawl while maintaining open space and valuable natural resources? If so, please mark your calender for an important presentation and discussion by Randall Arendt, the country's leading conservation land planner and the author of the American Planning Association's Rural By Design. Mr. Arendt will be speaking on Friday August 1 at 7:30 pm at Morton Library in Rhinecliff and again at 10 am on Saturday August 2 at the Town Hall in Rhinebeck. Mr. Arendt's discussion will focus on the Rhinebeck Historic District and Hamlet of Rhinecliff while discussing strategies that can help the Town of Rhinebeck to realistically achieve its goals of maintaining open space while protecting important natural resources. Mr. Arendt originated the "four step" conservation subdivision approach that is featured in the Town's Draft Comprehensive Plan and Draft Zoning. He has worked with hundreds of municipalities across the country to plan for growth without sprawl. This is a must-attend event for anyone interested in the future of Rhinebeck. | ||
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Start: 11:00 am
Morton Memorial Library Call for more information (845)876-2903 | ||
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08 / 16
Start: 11:00 am
End: 4:00 pm
A day of family fun - live entertainment, food, vendors, games, contests and Coast Guard boat “The Wire” to tour. Come celebrate the Hamlet of Rhinecliff and our wonderful waterfront resource. At the dock in Rhinecliff, NY For more info: Jennifer at 845-876-1125 | ||
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Interested in the future of Rhinebeck's Historic District and the Hamlet of Rhinecliff? Do you want to hear about what that future could look like from the country's foremost expert on how to prevent sprawl while maintaining open space and valuable natural resources?
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