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Welcome to the The Penobscot Valley Community Greenprint Internet Mapping Site.
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Regional Collaboration
In 2007 City of Bangor leaders recognized the need for a new open space plan as part of an overall vision for its future, but they also understood that they would need to cooperate with other communities within the region to balance development and economic growth with comprehensive natural resource protection. Twelve member communities - Bangor, Bradley, Brewer, Eddington, Hampden, Hermon, Holden, Milford, Old Town, Orono, Orrington, and Veazie - joined together in an unprecedented effort to identify the most important qualities of the Penobscot Valley that must be preserved for a sustainable and vibrant future.
A partnership among The Trust for Public Land, the Bangor Land Trust, and the Penobscot Valley Council of Governments spearheaded a region-wide comprehensive open space-visioning project known as "Greenprinting." This effort's goals were established through one-on-one interviews, extensive research and analyses, public listening sessions, public opinion surveys, and broad community guidance.
Greenprint Interactive Mapping Site
A Greenprint is a strategic planning, communication, and decision-making process based on local priorities designed to meet community goals. A Greenprint results in a set of color-coded maps and interactive web-based tools. This mapping site will allow you to: - Create custom maps - Explore Greenprint priorities at both local and regional scales - Compare local plans to Greenprint priorities - Identify key properties for conservation
A username and password is required to access the site that includes parcel data. Contact your town for permission to use the password protected map viewer.
For specific instructions and helpful hints on how to use this site, please download a copy of the Training Guide.
Partner Links Penobscot Valley Council of Governments (PVCOG)
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