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RRI tracks land-use proposals and broader planning concerns in the KeepBushRural record. Current issue pages distinguish active cases from archived topics and link the best available source.
2026 planning record
Three community ideas under consideration.
These ideas are part of RRI's 2026 planning record. Each remains exploratory until RRI publishes supporting records for funding, permitting, or implementation.
Community playground
The concept is to secure land and grants for a safe, accessible, nature-centered playground for Bush families.
Welcome signage
The concept is to place professional welcome signs at key entries to strengthen community identity.
Drainage audit
The concept is to pursue an independent hydrological study of the Bogue Chitto basin and upstream flooding risk.
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