Milton seeking conservation input

The city of Milton is asking city residents, business owners and landholders to show up 6 p.m. Monday at Milton City Hall, 13000 Deerfield Parkway to help leaders develop a comprehensive and long-term conservation plan.

It’s a part of the city’s Legacy Milton initiative covering a broad range of topics, including a possible green space bond issue vote, potential impact fees on developers and conservation incentives and subdivisions.

Information: cityofmiltonga.us

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