Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Michael Field’s organization
Sep 16, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Woolwich Selectboard Meeting
The board discussed several operational and community matters, including the ordinance consolidation project, the selection of a website host, and the final report on regional transit feasibility. Members reviewed letters drafted for community support programs and finalized plans to meet with plumbing contractors. Additionally, the board addressed maintenance issues, including signage and road repairs, reviewed reports from the code enforcement and EMS departments, and discussed the tax commitment and abatement processes.
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The board discussed the consolidation of land use ordinances, received a draft Climate Vulnerability Assessment, and reviewed progress on the George Wright Road project. Reports were provided covering town administration, code enforcement, EMS activities, and fire department operations, including specific challenges with fire tank maintenance, hose testing billing, and logging operations. Additionally, the board decided to table the purchase of replacement tiles for an electronic roadside sign in favor of exploring a new sign installation and approved a pole permit for CMP on George Wright Road.
Aug 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Woolwich Selectboard Meeting
The board discussed a partnership with the Mid Coast Wood Bank to provide firewood to local residents, including logistical arrangements for placing and refilling wood totes on town property. Additionally, a representative from an area land trust presented a project regarding the GIS prioritization of tide crossings to restore habitat and prevent road flooding, and the board agreed to sponsor the organization's grant application for the Maine Coastal Communities program.
Aug 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Woolwich Planning Board Minutes
The board discussed committee reports, including ordinance changes, training, and site plan reviews. The Code Enforcement Officer provided a report on building and plumbing permits issued, along with an update on pending complaints regarding lot lines, fences, and dock permits. The board addressed project technical requirements and concerns regarding roadside stands. Additionally, the discussion touched upon future planning, specifically addressing ordinance changes related to LD 1829, water and sewage infrastructure concerns, and defining the Growth District as outlined in the comprehensive plan.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
