The plan identifies areas of agricultural use and outlines various ways to preserve and promote farmland in town. It says population growth will be the chief threat to farmland and open space in general in coming years.
Among recommendations made by the plan are the establishment of a local right to farm law, the formation of an Agricultural Advisory Committee and an examination of zoning.
There will also be a public hearing on the establishment of the 2010 Sewer District Sewer Tax Rolls, as well as motions for personnel changes in the police department.
The meeting begins at 6 p.m., at Bethlehem Town Hall.
