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Oct 1, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Provide shipyard services for the 122' x 37' ferry boat machigonne ii. Work includes dry docking, painting, and various items associated with uscg hull inspection.
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City
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Portland
County
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Cumberland
Address
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56 Commercial St
Phone Number
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(207) 774-7871
Zip Code
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04112
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Casco Bay Island Transit District
The board discussed the adoption of the 2026/2027 winter sailing schedule. Several motions were presented regarding implementation dates and potential spring schedule changes, including additional costs associated with specific vessel runs. These motions ultimately failed to pass. Additionally, the meeting covered general committee and staff reports, including updates on freight performance, trash issues on Peaks Island, website enhancements, and various capital projects such as the Battery Steele initiative. There was also discussion regarding the integration of new systems for vessel operations.
The Board engaged in a discussion regarding the policy for the annual winter sailing schedule, focusing on setting clear start and end dates to eliminate ambiguity. A motion was proposed to formalize these dates, followed by an amendment to adjust the transition periods to the spring schedule. The amendment was debated in light of financial projections, operational impacts on island residents, and staff recommendations, but ultimately failed. The Board then unanimously voted to pass the original motion, establishing an official policy for the winter and spring sailing schedule dates.
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The board convened to enter an executive session to receive advice of counsel regarding the district's rights and duties in relation to Maine Public Utilities Commission proceedings. The meeting adjourned immediately following the conclusion of this session.
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