Section 1 - Lewis County Soil and Water Conservation District
Section 1 - Lewis County Soil and Water Conservation District
Section 1 - Lewis County Soil and Water Conservation District
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APPENDIX 2: 2020 EXERCISE RESPONSES<br />
Black River <strong>Water</strong>shed Stakeholder Outreach Plan<br />
The following list includes all responses generated from the 2020 Exercise as part of the Visioning<br />
Workshops:<br />
� Improved agricultural viability<br />
� Stronger, diversified economic base<br />
� Research <strong>and</strong> development<br />
� <strong>Water</strong>front development<br />
� Brownfield redevelopment<br />
� Recognize unique character of communities <strong>and</strong> manage growth / change<br />
� Variety of industries<br />
� Diversified economy<br />
� Same rural communities <strong>and</strong> l<strong>and</strong>scapes<br />
� Fort Drum – Use 10% local products as in original plan<br />
� More self-reliant regarding energy (alternatives)<br />
� Shoreline vegetation protection<br />
� Natural character preserved<br />
� Forestry, ag, <strong>and</strong> recreation – Retain critical mass of support services<br />
� Hydropower on River<br />
� Good access to white water<br />
� Good recreation opportunities<br />
� Black River used more for recreation<br />
� Better organization <strong>and</strong> access to river<br />
� More tourism is needed <strong>and</strong> welcomed<br />
� More amenities for tourists are needed, including overnight lodging <strong>and</strong> campsites<br />
� Less government<br />
� More government involvement for trail <strong>and</strong> recreation development<br />
� Utilization of existing seasonal roads<br />
� Overall promotion of healthier behavior – weight, air, social<br />
� Rehabilitation for people with disabilities (make use of recreation resources)<br />
� More organized creative community<br />
� Intermunicipal cooperation<br />
� Economic development of LF Old Mill<br />
� Optimism – change of perception<br />
� Is agriculture <strong>and</strong> tourism sustainable?<br />
� Same – good property <strong>and</strong> healthcare<br />
� Nice people <strong>and</strong> communities<br />
� Continued growth in manufacturing<br />
� Commercial growth – support services<br />
� Balanced development<br />
� Thriving communities<br />
� Better water quality monitoring<br />
� Same peace, tranquility, <strong>and</strong> open space<br />
� Amount of tillable l<strong>and</strong> put to use for generation of green energy<br />
� Recreation opportunities for older population<br />
� Walking paths along river<br />
� Free recreation for all to enjoy<br />
� Dams as energy generators<br />
� More accessibility to river<br />
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