The developer plans to hold a public informational meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Waterville City Council’s chambers.
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Maine lawmakers advance bill to encourage more ADUs, greater housing density
The measure still needs two-thirds approval in the House and Senate because it was drafted as emergency legislation that would take effect immediately.
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Former Gorham Councilor Phil Gagnon offers insight into Gorham’s future
Former Town Council chair, school committee member Phil Gagnon thinks TIF funds could be used to help offset rising school budget costs.
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Amazon files plans for Gorham warehouse
Protesters showed up outside Tuesday’s community forum.
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Portland Foreside developers want to build a cogeneration plant. What is it and how would it work?
The plant would be built next to the densely populated Munjoy Hill neighborhood, raising concerns about emissions, exhaust stacks and other environmental impacts.
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Years later, Scarborough continues to grapple with short-term rentals
The town is discussing whether to create a registration and inspection process for short-term rentals.
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Biddeford affordable housing complex to be completed in April
Adams Point will offer affordable, family-sized apartments in a walkable location.
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New subdivision to add 45 homes, condos in Old Orchard Beach
Construction on the Sea Oaks subdivision is expected to begin in March. The condos will start at $850,000, while buildable lots for single-family homes begin at $279,000.
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We helped name a Portland pool. Let’s try harder with the new park. | Column
A recently adopted process requires the city to seek community engagement in naming landmarks, streets and other public assets, and it’s currently taking submissions.
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Hundreds of Maine schools are in disrepair. Many could become housing.
A proposed bill would establish a program to help towns turn vacant schools into apartments, but the legislation’s $5 million price tag could hinder efforts.