The Summit County Council sat down across from members of the Eastern County Agriculture Preservation (or ESAP) and wrestled with the question of whether funds from the ESAP program can be used ot help preserve riverfront land in Oakely. The question was whether the program's original intent included the aim of protecting open space. Three members of the ESAP committee responded to worries from some council members that the advisory committee was focusing too much just on agriculture. Rick Brough has more.
Summit County Council Wrestles with Ag Funding
