| Entire text of the Open Space Plan |
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| A brief statement summarizing the Open Space Plan. |
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| This chapter describes the town in a regional context, includes a community history, population and social characteristics, and growth and development patterns. |
| Sections of this chapter include a) geology, soils, and topography; b) landscape characteristics;c) water resources; d) vegetation; e) fisheries and wildlife; f) scenic resources including scenic landscape, archeological and geological features, cultural and historic areas, and areas of critical environmental concern; and g) environmental problems and statistics |
| The inventory includes lists of a) Protected Land such as Conservation Commission land, State-owned lands, town landings, Water Department land, and property owned by non-profit land organizations; b) semi-protected land broken down by town-owned lands and church and non-profit organizations propoerties; c) Chapter Lands including chapter 61, 61A and 61B lands, and residential/commercial mixed use parcels. Section D lists conservation restrictions and section E identifies recreation land. |
| This chapter explains the process by which the goals were determined and identifies the statement of goals. |
| This chapter includes a resource protection needs summary; community needs summary; and management needs. |
| Identified in this chapter is a comprehensive set of goals and objectives that should provide clear guidelines for Duxbury's open space and recreation planning for the next five years. |
| This chapter is a discussion of the accomplishments over the past five years. |
| The five year action plan lists the objective and action the Town will take to meet its goals and objectives. |
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| A list of references used to complete the Open Space Plan. |
| This section includes ADA Coordinator letter; 2007 Duxbury Community Survey Results; 2007 Duxbury Community Survey Comments, and Conservation Land Field Data Sheets. |
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Draft 2008 Open Space Plan | |
