2025 “clam” Shellfish Licenses

02/20/2025 (Harbormaster, Marine, Marine Resources Committee, Services, Town Office)

Shellfish licenses on sale March 3rd at Town Office. Please see *license allocations and related cost below.

Class-Commercial              

Resident *No Limit Set @ $100

Non-resident *9 Limit @ $200

Senior Resident *8 Limit @ $0

Senior Non-resident *4 Limit @ $0

Class-Recreational

Resident *40 Limit @ $5

Non-resident *20 Limit @ $10

Senior Resident *10 Limt @ $0

Senior Non-Resident *5 Limit @ $0

Junior Resident *5 Limit @ $0

Junior Non-resident *5 Limit @ $0

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Town Ordinances – Town of Blue Hill

Did you know Business Name Registration

02/20/2025 (Policy, Town Office)

for MERCANTILE PARTNERSHIPS AND ASSUMED BUSINESS NAMES is a State of Maine Requirement?

What is a DBA (or “Doing Business As”)? 

A DBA is a registered name that a business/individual uses to operate a business under a name that is not its legal name. Unlike LLCs and corporations which default to a company name, sole proprietors and general partnerships default to the business owner’s personal name. 

In Maine, sole proprietors and partnerships register DBAs with the clerk’s office in the town they do business in. 

Town Registration Information

Town Sidewalks & Curbs

02/16/2025 (Select Board)

The Town is not responsible for immediately clearing snow and/or ice from the sidewalks following a storm. Home and business owners should help keep the sidewalks in front of their own property entrance clear. Any Blue Hill resident or business owner is welcome to a five gallon bucket of salt/sand at the town sand shed.

Toddy Pond Dam Meeting: 2/12

02/11/2025 (Five-Town Dam Committee, Public Hearings, Select Board)

A public information and feedback session will be held on Wednesday, February 12 to:

  • provide an update on the process for considering ownership of the Toddy Pond dam,
  • answer questions about the status of the effort, and
  • most importantly, solicit community input on how potential ownership of the dam should be structured and who should bear the costs of ownership

Feedback from this session will inform the Blue Hill Select Board, and the other three towns abutting Toddy Pond, as to the community’s views on:

  • Whether the dam should remain or the waters forming Toddy Pond released, and
  • If the dam is retained, how costs of ownership should be apportioned between property owners and general Blue Hill taxpayers.

All members of the community are invited to attend to share their input.

For more information about the developments surrounding Toddy Pond, please visit this page.

2025 Town Meeting

02/11/2025 (Boards/Committees, Community Events, Elections/Voting, Government, Planning Board, Town Meetings)

Blue Hill Town Hall for Friday, April 4th – Elections / Referendum. The meeting opens @ 9:30 am but POLLS OPEN @ 10:00 am (until 8:00 pm)

Blue Hill Consolidated School Gym for Saturday, April 5th – Open Session 9:00 am (check-in starting 7:30 am)

SAMPLE BALLOT

WARRANT

For more information:

TOWN MEETING / WARRANTS

Press Release * Blue Hill Comprehensive Plan

02/11/2025 (Boards/Committees, Comprehensive Plan Committee, Presentations)

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

207-374-5347

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