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Oct 29, 2026·Board meeting
Conservation Commission Meeting
The committee held a meeting which began with a land acknowledgement and the appointment of a new Planning Board liaison. Primary discussions centered on coordinating an outreach booth for the upcoming election day, utilizing an interactive bingo game to promote sustainable practices such as dietary changes, electrification of home appliances, and water conservation. Members also reviewed logistics for booth volunteers, discussed giveaway materials, and identified a need to recruit new members for the tree board, zoning board of appeals, and planning board.
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The committee discussed the status of a permanent ban on data centers in Scarborough, which is proceeding toward a final vote. The main agenda item involved reviewing priorities derived from the town's Climate Action Plan, with a specific focus on clean energy, efficient buildings, and renewable energy generation. The committee discussed the status of a delayed energy efficiency grant intended for solar projects on municipal buildings and parking lots. Additionally, the committee decided to coordinate with the Greater Portland Council of Governments regarding regional efforts to expand electric transmission capacity and explore community choice aggregation.
Oct 28, 2026·Board meeting
Scarborough Housing Alliance Meeting
The meeting included a discussion regarding the upcoming funding decisions from the state agency for a housing assessment project. The committee reviewed the status of town-owned land at Tibbets Road, considering the potential conflict between conservation efforts and the exploration of housing opportunities. The group evaluated the feasibility of developing single-family or multi-family housing on the site, acknowledging the need for further due diligence, including surveys and soil testing. It was recommended that the town council table the matter to allow a six-month period for a thorough evaluation of the property's potential for housing development.
Oct 26, 2026·Board meeting
Transportation Committee Meeting
The committee discussed traffic calming plans and conceptual designs for the intersection of Payne Road, Two Rod Road, and Scott Hill Road. The conversation focused on the implementation of traffic calming devices, reviewing speed and volume data, crash statistics, and addressing safety concerns for pedestrians and cyclists in the neighborhood. Plans for future DOT and town coordination were also reviewed.