Attached are the approved minutes from the Select Board’s 4/18/22 meeting.
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Attached are the approved minutes from the Select Board’s 4/18/22 meeting.
Attached are the approved minutes from the Select Board’s 4/11/22 meeting.
Attached are the approved minutes from the Select Board’s 4/4/22 meeting.
Although most of our communications have correctly indicated that the meeting will commence at 9:30 am on Saturday (in the Blue Hill Consolidated School Gym), the text in the official, posted Warrant indicates a 9:00 am start time. No official business will be conducted until 9:30 am. Despite this, we encourage attendees to arrive early, such as at 9:00 am. It will take some time to check everyone in (identifying Blue Hill residents entitled to vote); there will be refreshments offered for sale in the Gym, with proceeds used to benefit the Consolidated School students.
The Warrant for the Town’s 2022 Annual Town Meeting was posted on Thursday, together with a copy of the proposed amended and restated Shoreland Zoning Ordinance, in the lobby of the Town Hall and at the entrance of Tradewinds Marketplace. The Warrant is unchanged from the version printed in the 2021 Town Report; there have been some changes to the Shoreland Zoning Ordinance previously posted.
Continue reading “2022 Town Meeting Warrant Posted”Click Here to review the preliminary March 28 Select Board meeting agenda. Note: items may be added to, or removed from, the agenda prior to the meeting.
Click here to review the preliminary March 21 Select Board meeting agenda. Note: items may be added to, or removed from, the agenda prior to the meeting.
The Army Corps of Engineers has informed the Town that its final report has been approved, and that the “feasibility phase” of the proposed dredging project is nearing completion. This post provides access to the full report, including exhibits.
Continue reading “ACOE Dredging Report Released”The Blue Hill Broadband Committee, together with the Broadband Committees of Brooksville, Deer Isle, and Penobscot, issued a report on the status of the four towns’ efforts to bring broadband internet to every location in their municipalities.
The report is available at this link. It is organized so the first four pages provide a summary of the process and recommendations; the remainder of the report is detail for those who want to pursue a deeper dive into the committees’ work.
The warrant for the December 6 Special Town Meeting has been signed and posted. A copy of the warrant can be downloaded here.