Many people volunteer their time to serve on town commissions. Their work often goes unacknowledged and underappreciated.
Stan Connick will soon finish his sixth year as a member of the Planning & Zoning Commission. His work on the P&Z will end on September 30. I want to thank Stan Connick for his service and to let others know the contributions and sacrifices that Stan has made to the P&Z, and for the betterment of our town.
Stan is the only architect on the P&Z. His insights and perspectives on issues that we addressed were unique and invaluable to those who came to appreciate his preparation, hard work and analysis. He was a mentor to many of us.
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Gene Mikolajczyk
Many people volunteer their time to serve on town commissions. Their work often goes unacknowledged and underappreciated.
Stan Connick will soon finish his sixth year as a member of the Planning & Zoning Commission. His work on the P&Z will end on September 30. I want to thank Stan Connick for his service and to let others know the contributions and sacrifices that Stan has made to the P&Z, and for the betterment of our town.
Stan is the only architect on the P&Z. His insights and perspectives on issues that we addressed were unique and invaluable to those who came to appreciate his preparation, hard work and analysis. He was a mentor to many of us.
Stan will be missed, but his contributions should not be allowed to pass without a thank you from the P&Z Commissioners who have had the pleasure of serving with Stan Connick.
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