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Listen to the Sound
2000
A Citizens Agenda
for Long Island Sound
A publication of
National Audubon Society
in partnership with Save the Sound and
Regional Plan Association.
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Page 1 - Table of Contents
Page 2 - Acknowledgements
Page 3 - Foreword by David J. Miller
Pages 4-7 - Introduction. Listen
to the Sound 2000: Its History and 2000 Campaign
Pages 8-11 - Case Studies. A
Tale of Two Sounds by Bob Yaro and A Tale of Opportunity:
Urban Habitat Restoration by John Atkin
Pages 12-17 - Statements from Government
Leaders
Pages 18-26 - Listen to the
Sound 2000 Citizens' Agenda
Pages 27-32 - Categories of
a Reserve Program
Page 34 - Introduction to the Citizen
Hearings
Pages 36-42 - Essex, CT Hearing
Pages 44-50 - New Haven, CT
Hearing
Pages 52-58 - Norwalk, CT Hearing
Pages 60-68 - Greenwich, CT
Hearing
Pages 70-78 - Mamaroneck, NY
Hearing
Pages 80-84 - City Island, NY
Hearing
Pages 86-90 - Manhasset, NY
Hearing
Pages 92-96 - Cold Spring Harbor,
NY Hearing
Pages 98-102 - Port Jefferson,
NY Hearing
Pages104-109 - Southold, NY Hearing
Appendix A - List of proposed
sites for the Long Island Sound Reserve Program
Appendix B - List of Co-Sponsors
and Testifiers at the ten Listen
to the Sound Citizen Hearings
Organizational Information from
Project Sponsors
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