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Oct 1, 2026·Board meeting agenda
New Gloucester Environmental Resources Committee Agenda
The committee will address various updates including committee member roles, seed donation initiatives, parks and recreation projects, scenic assessments, a butterfly garden, community action grants, and a debriefing of the community fair. Additionally, discussions will focus on the progress of comprehensive plan goals, the review of the committee's mission statement, the 2026 schedule, and new business matters. Specific goals such as replanting at the fairgrounds and managing bulk plant orders are also included, alongside operational items like recycling, trail management, and waste collection.
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This document outlines the Select Board's priorities for Fiscal Year 2027, focusing on five strategic areas. These include ensuring high-quality town services, enhancing government and community communications, progressing with plans for the Upper Village and Town Hall Complex, maintaining and improving recreational facilities, and assessing and meeting the community's housing needs.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Town of New Gloucester Special Town Meeting
The meeting warrant includes the election of a moderator and the consideration of disposing of town-owned real estate on Morse Road. It addresses the authorization of winter road closures for three specific roads and proposes the appropriation of funds from the Transfer Station Safety Capital Reserves Account to conduct a Transfer Station Safety Study to improve facility operations and compliance.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda
New Gloucester Environmental Resources Committee Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes updates on the Parks and Recreation department, the Scenic Assessment Committee, the Butterfly Garden, the Community Action Grant, and the Sabbathday Lake Association. Key discussion topics involve the next steps for Comprehensive Plan goals, planning logistics for the Community Fair, scheduling ERC NGX topics, and setting future goals such as replanting at the fairgrounds and a bulk plant order. Additionally, the committee will review various ongoing initiatives, including trail management, waste collection, and town forestry.
