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Plan for East Side’s future focuses on rural preservation, but residents worry about Summit County’s ability to stop state interference

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Residents largely supported proposed updates to the Eastern Summit County General Plan, which they praised last week for its focus on cultural heritage and preservation. But many speakers worried the plan will be rendered moot — and lead to the loss of agricultural lands — if the state interferes in local issues.

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