Summary
A sharply divided committee on the future of Sears Island will have failed its mission if it does not come to agreement on the outline of a plan for use of the 940-acre state-owned parcel. Failure is the continuation of the status quo, which means an uninviting chain link fence at the island entrance, continued community division and suspicion. This is not progress and it is not acceptable.
There is still room for compromise, which should include the possibility of limited development coupled with preservation and recreation. This is outlined in a five-point draft consensus proposal that the group discussed at its last meeting.See the full content of this document
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Sears Island Solution
The proposal includes some agreement that there will not be a liquefied natural gas facility on Sears Island,...
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