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Jun 25, 2026
Closes
Aug 31, 2026
Work include solid waste removal.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Cranberry Isles
The board reviewed and approved financial warrants and discussed ferry travel reimbursement procedures. A mid-year budget review was conducted without further action. New business items included an EMS status presentation from the Maine Ambulance Association, the approval of additional landscaping for the Mansell Lane parking lot, a report on water drainage issues at the Manset parking lot, notification of a grant award for waterfront improvement projects, and the appointment of a new member to the Broadband Committee. Old business included an update from the Town Manager Transition Committee, emphasizing budget monitoring.
The board reviewed and approved financial warrants totaling $689,406.58 and engaged in general discussions regarding generator maintenance, ambulance ramp invoices, and electric company bills. New business included the decision to decline a request to purchase granite blocks, the signing of the tax commitment letter and a memorandum of understanding with the Island Institute, and a resolution to bid out the municipal solid waste contract. Updates were provided on property ownership, work plans, and the broadband committee formation. Old business covered the comprehensive plan, town manager transition, dock and piling repairs, and potential lease agreements. The board also appointed a representative to the Acadia National Park Advisory Committee.
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The board discussed progress on the Comprehensive Plan, including a debrief on visioning sessions and an update on participation in the current town survey. Significant time was dedicated to analyzing natural resources and water resources within the town, identifying key concerns such as well water quality, aquifer capacity, and the protection of ecological habitats. Action items were assigned regarding the investigation of mosquito studies and further research into local well water issues, including reports of wells running dry or saltwater intrusion.
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