People in Littleton raise concerns over plan to change town's camping policy
WMUR-TV
[{'start': '0.867', 'end': '2.902', 'text': "IN CONCORD, ADAM SEXTON, WMUR NEWS NINE.  PEOPLE IN LITTLETON ARE  EXPRESSING CONCERNS OVER A DRAFT  FOR THE TOWN'S CAMPING POLICY.  A PASSIONATE DEBATE TRANSPIRED  DURING THE SELECT BOARD MEETING  MONDAY.  THE DRAFTED POLICY WOULD ALLOW  FOR PEOPLE TO OBTAIN A 14 DAY  PERMIT TO CAMP ON A DESIGNATED  TOWN OWNED LOT.  MANY ARE CONCERNED THAT COULD  ATTRACT OR TARGET UNHOUSED  INDIVIDUALS AND MIGHT IMPACT  LOCAL BUSINESSES.  I THINK THE TOWN REALLY HAS TO  CONSIDER WHAT IT'S GOING TO DO  TO THE BUSINESSES IN THE  INDUSTRIAL PARK, ESPECIALLY  WHERE WE PUT SUCH G GREAT  INVESTMENT INTO THE TOWN OF  LITTLETON.  OTHERS RAISED CONCERNS ABOUT  SANITATION FACILITIES, THE  POTENTIAL IMPACT ON THE  ENVIRONMENT AND ENFORCEMENT OF  THE PERMIT POLICY.  THE SELECT BOARD ACKNOWLEDGED  THE NEED F"}]