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Continue reading “2025 Town Meeting Absentee Ballots -Deadline April 1st”Blue Hill Comprehensive Plan Presentation, Tuesday February 18 at Consolidated School
The Blue Hill Comprehensive Plan, which will go on the ballot of the April 4 Town Meeting, is being presented at a community information session this Tuesday, February 18th at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of the Blue Hill Consolidated School.
Plan Committee members will provide an overview of the goals of the plan, with a question & answer session. This is the first information session before the Town Meeting, with a second to be held in the same place on Thursday, March 20th.
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Press Contact: Diana Page, pagedp@gmail.com
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REMINDER – Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry/DACF will be accepting public comments on the Draft Blue Hill Comprehensive Plan through 7/26/2024, that an electronic copy is available online at maine.gov/dacf/municipalplanning/comp_plans, and that a hard copy is available for review at the Town Hall.
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As a reminder, the Comprehensive Plan Committee is holding a public meeting to discuss all things water in Blue Hill—preservation of drinking water resources, access to fresh and salt water, the Town wharves, and more!
Attached are the approved minutes from the July 20 Comprehensive Plan Committee meeting.
The meeting included discussion of the draft goals, objectives, and strategies for the Water Resources and Marine Resources chapters.
Attached are the approved minutes from the June 29 Comprehensive Plan Committee meeting.
The meeting included discussion of the ongoing efforts to engage with a broad and representative group of community members and a review of the draft goals, objectives, and strategies for the Housing and Economy chapters.
Attached are the approved minutes from the May 18 Comprehensive Plan Committee meeting. The meeting included discussion of the process for reviewing the various chapter drafts and the Committee’s efforts to maximize community engagement and feedback on the plan as it takes shape (including survey responses, sessions to discuss the chapter topic areas, and more general sessions—both large and small—to obtain community feedback on how the Town might develop over the next decade.