Contractors, business owners raise alarm over city's new wetlands ordinance

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Contractors, business owners raise alarm over city's new wetlands ordinance

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Published in Business and Finance on Wednesday, June 11th 2025 at 7:40 GMT by MassLive

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A group of area contractors, developers and business owners, alerted by land consultant Rob Levesque of R. Levesque Associates, urged the Westfield City Council to revisit the changes made recently to the city's wetlands ordinance by the Conservation Commission that they claim will take thousands of acres of developable land off the map.

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The article from MassLive discusses concerns raised by contractors and business owners in Westfield, Massachusetts, regarding a new wetlands ordinance passed by the city council. The ordinance aims to protect local wetlands by imposing stricter regulations on development and construction activities near these areas. Critics, including local business owners and contractors, argue that the new rules are overly restrictive and could hinder economic growth and development projects. They fear that the ordinance will lead to increased costs and delays, potentially driving businesses away from the city. Proponents of the ordinance, however, believe it is necessary to preserve the ecological integrity of Westfield's wetlands and ensure sustainable development. The city council is currently reviewing feedback and considering potential amendments to balance environmental protection with economic interests.

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