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be more industrial type commercial stores,
for example, the existing truck topper store.
This area would also be revitalized through
existing commercial storefront restoration
and by moving existing buildings to create
both parking and new shopping spaces.

   From here, the plan addresses the
abandoned retail location by the rail depot.
The activities located here will be primarily
for the residents of the town and the users
of the rail-trail, with featured stores such as
a grocery and general goods store. This area
might also include a small-scale delicatessen
serving lunch and dinner several days a week.
The fish camps located along the lake
remain, but would receive better signage
along Hwy 441. There would also be an
effort on the owners' part to improve the
lodging at these fish camps to attract tourists.


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  family town homes placed in strategic

  structure or function of the currently
  existing neighborhoods.
    The last new elements of the residential
 plan are single-family neighborhoods that
 pull from on the existing street patterns to
 extend and connect these new areas. These
 new residences will have smaller lot sizes
 than the typical lots of the historic area and
 be will be developed with open space and
 conservation lands leading their layouts. This
 will keep the existing feel of McIntosh in
 place, even in the new neighbor hoods.
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 concept moves the main location to a central


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   The school will move to a larger site
directly to the northwest of its existing
location. It would then be adjacent to the
active recreational area that can be utilized
for school activities.

   This plan does a good overall job at
preserving the town of McIntosh while
enhancing both the cultural and the natural
features. Development, as it is proposed
in this plan would ensure a viable town for
years to come, without a lot of the
drastic changes that the residents of the
town currently fear. One of the major
lacking elements of this plan is the lack of
entry recognition. With a little
modification and planning, these entries will
be included in the Final Master Plan.


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