Scarborough Public Schools public meetings in 2021

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - JOINT MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL AND PLANNING BOARD - RE: ROUNDWOOD CONTRACT ZONE PROPOSAL - 5:30 P.M.

The Town Council and Planning Board will hold a joint public hearing on Order No. 21-110, a proposed new contract zone for property at 700 Roundwood, submitted by Diversified Funding Acquisition, LLC. Following the hearing and discussion, the Council may take action on the contract zoning amendment.

• Public hearing on Order No. 21-110 for a new contract zone at 700 Roundwood
• Applicant: Diversified Funding Acquisition, LLC
• Procedure includes applicant presentation, staff and public comments, and Council discussion and action
• Joint meeting of Town Council and Planning Board

The Town Council and Planning Board held a joint public hearing regarding a proposal by Diversified Funding Acquisition, LLC to create a contract zone for a multi-family building. Following discussion and public comment, the Town Council voted to withdraw the request.

• Withdrew request for contract zone at 700 Roundwood Drive (4-2)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - WORKSHOP ON DOWNS REQUEST FOR GMO EXEMPTION - 6:15 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council holds a workshop to discuss a request from the Downs Group for an exemption from the town's Growth Management Ordinance (GMO). No formal decisions are expected; the meeting is limited to discussion only.

• Discussion on the Downs Group's request for a GMO exemption (Item 3); supporting document attached (Workshop Downs.pdf).

TOWN COUNCIL/PLANNING BOARD HEARING ON PROPOSED ROUNDWOOD CONTRACT ZONE; WORKSHOP ON DOWNS REQUST FOR GMO EXEMPTION; HYBRID REGLULAR MEETING

The Town Council will hold a public hearing on a new adult-use marijuana cultivation license at 148B Pleasant Hill Road and consider a resolution supporting Vet to Vet Maine's CDBG application. Old business includes the first reading of a proposed amendment to the town's fee schedule, which was tabled from November. New business includes accepting a $4,500 grant for police K9 equipment, ratifying a union contract with Public Works Teamsters Local #340, and adopting the Cumberland County Hazard Mitigation Plan update.

• Public hearing on KTK Noyes Cultivation adult-use marijuana license at 148B Pleasant Hill Road
• Resolution to support Vet to Vet Maine's Community Development Block Grant application
• First reading of Chapter 311 fee schedule amendment, with public hearing to be scheduled
• Police budget increase of $4,500 for K9 vehicle equipment, funded by grant
• Ratification of initial collective bargaining agreement between town and Public Works Teamsters Local #340

The Town Council ratified a union contract for the Public Works Department and approved a $4,500 grant for the Police Department budget. The Council also supported a grant application for the Vet to Vet Maine Peer Companion Program. A proposed amendment to the Town Schedule of Fees was defeated.

• Approved Resolution 21-003 supporting the Vet to Vet Maine Peer Companion Program grant (7-0)
• Denied first reading of proposed amendments to Chapter 311 Schedule of Fees (1-6)
• Approved Order 21-112 to amend Police Department Budget for FY 2012/2022 and accept $4,500 grant (7-0)
• Approved Order 21-113 to ratify union contract with Public Works Department Teamsters Local #340 (7-0)
• Approved December 1, 2021 meeting minutes (7-0)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - WORKSHOP WITH MAINE TURNPIKE AUTHORITY - 5:30 P.M.

This is a workshop between the Scarborough Town Council and the Maine Turnpike Authority. The sole substantive item is a presentation from the Authority regarding a proposed by-pass. No decisions will be made; it is a discussion session.

• Presentation from Maine Turnpike Authority on proposed by-pass

REGULAR SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL MEETING

The Scarborough Town Council will hold a public hearing and vote on renewing annual licenses for Crystal Springs, Pinecrest, and Hillcrest manufactured housing communities. The council will also consider waiving foreclosure on seven mobile homes with back taxes to avoid town ownership, and approve committee appointments for 2022.

• Public hearing on renewal of manufactured housing community licenses for Crystal Springs (U.S. Route 22), Pinecrest (126 U.S. Route One), and Hillcrest (126 U.S. Route One)
• Order No. 21-108: waiver of foreclosure on properties at 407 Topaz Drive, 184 Balsam Street, 19 Crystal Lane, 13 Crystal Lane, 245 Deerwood Street, and 247 Deerwood Street
• Order No. 21-109: approval of Council Chair appointments for 2022 standing committees and liaisons
• Approval of November 17, 2021 meeting minutes
• Town Manager report and general public comments

The Council approved license renewals for three manufactured housing communities and granted foreclosure waivers for six properties. Additionally, the Council established its standing committee and liaison appointments for 2022.

• Approved license renewals for Crystal Springs, Pinecrest, and Hillcrest Manufactured Housing Communities (7-0)
• Approved foreclosure waivers for 407 Topaz Drive, 184 Balsam Street, 19 Crystal Lane, 13 Crystal Lane, 245 Deerwood Street, and 247 Deerwood Street (7-0)
• Approved 2022 Council Chair appointments for standing committees and liaison roles (7-0)
• Approved November 17, 2021 meeting minutes (7-0)

HYBRID REGULAR MEETING - 6:00 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council will hold a public hearing and second reading on a contract zone amendment to allow 48 dwelling units near Haigis Parkway. The council will also consider first reading of a Fire Department grant and a waiver of competitive bidding for a new fire truck. Other items include the election of a new Chair and Vice-Chair and an update on the Library Expansion Project.

• Public hearing and second reading of Order No. 21-095: ninth amendment to Contract Zone from KDK Realty to permit 48 dwelling units abutting Haigis Parkway
• First reading of Order No. 21-104: acceptance of $2,000 grant from Prouts Neck Association for an AED at Ferry Beach
• Order No. 21-105: waiver of competitive bidding for new fire truck, authorizing Town Manager to execute contract with Allegiance Fire Rescue for $700,586
• Election of new Town Council Chair (Order 21-102) and Vice-Chair (Order 21-103)
• Non-action update on Library Expansion Project

The Town Council elected John R. Cloutier as Chair and Kenneth M. Johnson as Vice Chair. The Council also approved an amendment to a contract zoning agreement with KDK Realty, LLC, including specific financial and infrastructure requirements.

• Elected Councilor Cloutier as Town Council Chair (7-0)
• Elected Councilor Kenneth Johnson as Town Council Vice Chair (7-0)
• Approved November 3, 2021 meeting minutes (7-0)
• Approved second reading of Ninth Amendment to Contract Zoning Agreement for KDK Realty, LLC
• Required KDK Realty to pay $250,000 to Affordable Housing Initiative Fund
• Required KDK Realty to install two public EV charging stations with four ports
• Required KDK Realty to pay $10,000 into Multi-Modal Reserve Account
• Required KDK Realty to build a pedestrian sidewalk within Haigis Parkway ROW

REGULAR SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL MEETING

The Scarborough Town Council will reconsider its October 20 adoption of utility-scale solar performance standards to include a previously omitted amendment on fence location on capped landfills. The council will also hold first readings on a contract zone amendment for 48 new dwelling units near Haigis Parkway and on a proposed update to the town's schedule of fees. Additionally, they will vote on a new policy for calculating projected valuation and on several committee appointments.

• Reconsideration of Order 21-079 to add fence location amendment for utility-scale solar systems on capped landfills
• First reading of Order 21-095 to amend contract zone for 48 dwelling units in two new buildings abutting Haigis Parkway
• First reading of Order 21-096 to update Chapter 311 schedule of fees, including beach parking rates
• Vote on Order 21-097 to adopt a new policy for calculating projected valuation for budget purposes
• Approval of appointments to various town committees and boards (Order 21-094)

The Town Council approved a request to reconsider and subsequently passed the second reading of amendments to Chapter 405 of the Zoning Ordinance. The changes establish performance standards for utility-scale solar energy systems, including height, setback, and lot size requirements.

• Approved minutes from October 18 and October 20, 2021 (6-0)
• Approved request to reconsider Order No. 21-079 regarding solar energy zoning (6-0)
• Approved second reading of amendments to Chapter 405 Zoning Ordinance for Utility-Scale Solar Energy Systems (6-0)
• Approved amendment to solar zoning requiring maximum height of 20 feet, minimum lot size of 25 acres, and minimum setbacks of 50 feet (or 65 feet for closed landfills) (6-0)

REGULAR SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL MEETING

The Scarborough Town Council will conduct its opening procedures, including a call to order, pledge of allegiance, and roll call. Council members will consider and vote on the approval of the minutes from the October 6, 2021 meeting. The agenda includes placeholders for agenda adjustments, public hearings, old business, and new business, but no specific items are listed.

• Approve the Minutes of the October 6, 2021 meeting
• Adjustment to the agenda (details not provided)
• Public hearings (no specific items listed)
• Old business (no specific items listed)
• New business (no specific items listed)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL WORKSHOP - DOWNTOWN COMMITTEE'S REPORT PRESENTATION - 5:30 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council holds a workshop to receive the Ad-Hoc Downtown Committee's final report. No new business will be taken up after 10:30 AM. The meeting consists only of the report presentation and procedural items.

• Presentation of the Ad-Hoc Downtown Committee's final report (attached as Downtown final report.pdf)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 20,2021 DOWNTOWN COMMITTEE'S REPORT PRESENTATION 5:30 P.M. - VIRTUAL/HYBRID REGULAR MEETING 7:00 P.M.

The Town Council will hold public hearings and take action on several ordinances, including accepting approximately half of the town's American Rescue Plan Act funding, amending the fee schedule for utility-scale solar energy systems, and creating a new chapter for temporary outdoor services. A public hearing will also determine if a fire-damaged structure at 83 Holmes Road is dangerous and order corrective action. The meeting includes a Downtown Committee report presentation at 5:30 p.m.

• Order No. 21-086: Public hearing and second reading on proposed amendments to Chapter 311, Schedule of Fees, for utility-scale solar energy systems (estimated $20,000-$25,000 in permit revenue)
• Order No. 21-087: Public hearing and second reading on new Chapter 420, Temporary Authorization of Outdoor Services, with a sunset clause to assist businesses expanding outdoor seating
• Order No. 21-090: Public hearing to determine if the building at 83 Holmes Road (Tax Map R020, Lot 8) is dangerous or a nuisance following a November 2020 fire, and to consider securing or demolishing the structure
• Resolution 21-002: Act to accept approximately half of the Town of Scarborough's American Rescue Plan Act allocation
• Downtown Committee's Report Presentation at 5:30 p.m. before the regular meeting

The Council approved a new ordinance allowing businesses to temporarily expand services into outdoor areas on private property. They also approved amendments to the Town's Schedule of License, Permit and Application Fees.

• Approved amendments to Chapter 311 Schedule of Fees (6-0)
• Approved Chapter 420 Temporary Authorization of Outdoor Services Ordinance
• Approved minutes from October 6, 2021 meeting (6-0)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - SPECIAL MEETING - 5:00 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council is holding a special meeting to consider a request for an executive session under Maine law. The closed session would involve discussions between municipal officers and a code enforcement officer regarding a code enforcement matter. No other business is scheduled besides procedural items.

• Order No. 21-092: Act on request for executive session under Title 1, M.R.S.A. §405.6 (H) for consultation with code enforcement officer on a code enforcement matter.

The Town Council met for a special meeting and voted to enter an executive session to discuss a code enforcement matter. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved motion to adjourn to executive session for code enforcement consultation (6-0)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - COUNCIL TIF WORKSHOP - 5:30 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council is holding a workshop on Tax Increment Financing (TIF). The agenda includes a discussion item labeled 'TIF 101', which introduces the basics of TIF. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is informational and procedural in nature.

• Discussion item: TIF 101 presentation (attached PDF, 2,934 KB)

The Town Council approved proposed amendments to Chapter 1301, the General Assistance Ordinance, for the period of 10/01/21 to 09/30/22. A public hearing was also held regarding zoning amendments for utility-scale solar energy systems, with a second reading scheduled for October 20, 2021.

• Approved amendments to Chapter 1301, General Assistance Ordinance
• Approved September 15, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Signed Treasurer's Warrants
• Scheduled second reading for Order No. 21-079 (Solar Energy Systems) for October 20, 2021

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - VIRTUAL/HYBRID REGULAR MEETING - 6:00 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council will consider authorizing $43,075 in premium pay from American Rescue Plan Act funds for per diem and call firefighters who served during the COVID-19 state of emergency. The council will also hold first readings on amendments to the General Assistance Ordinance and on a proposal to require recording and broadcasting of Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Long Range Planning Committee meetings. Public hearings for both ordinances are scheduled for October 6, 2021.

• Order 21-080 – First reading and schedule public hearing on amendments to Chapter 1301 (General Assistance Ordinance) per DHHS updates
• Order 21-081 – First reading and schedule public hearing on adding 'Broadcasting of Meetings' to Chapter 302A to require recording of Planning Board, Zoning Board of Appeals, and Long Range Planning Committee proceedings
• Order 21-082 – Act on Town Manager request to authorize $43,075 in premium pay to 116 call/per diem firefighters and EMS personnel from ARPA funds
• Non-action item: Broadband project update from OTELCO

The Town Council approved the first reading of proposed amendments to Chapter 1301, the General Assistance Ordinance. A public hearing and second reading are scheduled for October 6, 2021. The Council also approved the meeting minutes from September 1, 2021.

• Approved first reading of General Assistance Ordinance amendments (Order No. 21-080)
• Scheduled public hearing and second reading for General Assistance Ordinance on October 6, 2021
• Approved September 1, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL WORKSHOP - UPDATE ON SCARBOROUGH DOWNS PROJECT 6:00 P.M. - VIRTUAL/HYBRID REGULAR MEETING 7:00 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council held a workshop and regular meeting to hear public hearings and second readings on two bond orders. Order No. 21-072 seeks voter approval to issue up to $725,000 in bonds to replace the 1996 fire engine. Order No. 21-073 seeks voter approval to issue up to $1,900,800 in bonds to fund replacement of the high school turf field and track. The council also considered license requests for two food establishments and an agreement with EDF Renewables for solar net‑energy credits.

• Order No. 21-072 – public hearing and second reading to authorize up to $725,000 in bonds for fire engine replacement
• Order No. 21-073 – public hearing and second reading to authorize up to $1,900,800 in bonds for high school turf field and track replacement
• Order No. 21-077 – approval of food‑handler license for Terra Cotta Pasta (680 US Route One) and food‑handler & liquor license for Tequileras Mexicantina Restaurant (183 US Route One)
• Order No. 21-076 – approval of agreement with EDF Renewables for net‑energy credits, estimated $36,700 savings in the first year
• Treasurer's Warrants – items to be signed by the Treasurer

The Town Council approved placing two bond referendums on the November 2, 2021, municipal ballot. These bonds would fund the replacement of a 1996 fire engine and the replacement of the high school turf field and track.

• Approved bond issuance up to $725,000 for 1996 fire engine replacement (6-0)
• Approved bond issuance up to $1,900,800 for High School Turf Field and Track Replacement (6-0)
• Approved August 18, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0)
• Signed Treasurer's Warrants

REGULAR SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL MEETING - THE SCARBOROUGH DOWNS ANNUAL PROGRESS REPORT

The Scarborough Town Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss the Scarborough Downs Annual Progress Report, prepared by Crossroads Holdings. The meeting includes a procedural opening and adjournment, with the primary discussion item being the submitted report.

• Discussion of the Scarborough Downs Annual Progress Report prepared by Crossroads Holdings

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - VIRTUAL/HYBRID REGULAR MEETING

The Scarborough Town Council will hold public hearings on amendments to the marijuana establishment ordinance and personnel ordinance (adding Juneteenth as a holiday), and consider a new food/liquor license for Oishi Japanese Restaurant. The council will also introduce two bond proposals totaling over $2.6 million—for a new fire engine ($725,000) and high school turf field and track replacement ($1,900,800)—which would go before voters in November.

• Public hearing and second reading on amendments to Chapter 1018 (Marijuana Establishment Ordinance) including enhanced odor mitigation and administrative renewal process
• Public hearing and second reading on amendments to Chapter 303 (Personnel Ordinance) to add Juneteenth as a recognized holiday
• Public hearing and action on a Food Handlers License and Liquor License for Wei Zhu, d/b/a Oishi Japanese Restaurant and Bar at 285 US Route One
• First reading of Order No. 21-072 authorizing up to $725,000 in bonds to replace the 1996 fire engine, to be placed on the November 2, 2021 ballot
• First reading of Order No. 21-073 authorizing up to $1,900,800 in bonds for the High School Turf Field and Track Replacement, to be placed on the November 2, 2021 ballot

The Town Council approved the second reading of proposed amendments to Chapter 1018, the Town of Scarborough Marijuana Establishment Ordinance. The amendments update definitions for various marijuana facilities and licensing terms. The council also approved the meeting minutes from July 21, 2021.

• Approved second reading of amendments to Chapter 1018 Marijuana Establishment Ordinance
• Approved July 21, 2021 meeting minutes (6-0)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - VIRTUAL/HYBRID REGULAR MEETING

The council will hold public hearings on a contract zone amendment to add 48 residential units at the Beacon development and on a special amusement permit for Salty Bay Seafood. It will also take a second reading vote on a $4.25 million bond order for municipal and school capital improvements. First readings are scheduled for amendments to the marijuana establishment ordinance (odor mitigation, administrative renewal) and the personnel ordinance (holidays).

• Second reading of $4.25 million bond order for municipal and school capital improvements
• Public hearing on contract zone amendment from Beacon Group to add 48 residential units at 259 US Route One
• Public hearing and action on Special Amusement Permit for Salty Bay Seafood at 68 Jones Creek Drive
• First reading of amendments to marijuana establishment ordinance addressing odor mitigation and administrative renewal
• First reading of amendments to personnel ordinance Section 501 on holidays

The Town Council voted to continue processing a contract zone amendment for the Beacon Group to allow 48 additional units, provided the developer includes affordable housing, workforce housing, public easements, and a new traffic study. The council also approved the minutes from three June 2021 meetings.

• Approved processing Beacon Group contract zoning amendment for 48 additional units with conditions for affordable housing, workforce housing, public easements, and a new traffic study (5-0)
• Approved minutes for June 16, June 23, and June 30, 2021 (5-0)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - SPECIAL MEETING VIRTUAL/HYBRID

The Scarborough Town Council will hold a public hearing and second reading on the proposed 2021 Comprehensive Plan, a long-range planning document. They will also consider a $4.25 million bond for capital improvements, a credit enhancement agreement for a 31-unit senior affordable housing project, and new licenses for food handlers and a medical marijuana manufacturing facility.

• Public hearing on 2021 Comprehensive Plan (Order 21-054)
• Second reading on $4,250,355 bond for municipal and school capital improvements (Order 21-052)
• Second reading on TIF amendment and Credit Enhancement Agreement with Avesta Housing for 31 senior affordable housing units (Order 21-055)
• Public hearing on food handler licenses for Maine Surf Supply (134 Black Point Road) and Red Brook Honey (311 Gorham Road)
• Public hearing on medical marijuana products manufacturing license for Novel Beverage Company (137 Pleasant Hill Road, Unit 1)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - SPECIAL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING

The Scarborough Town Council will hold a special meeting to consider a request for an executive session under state law to discuss labor negotiations with the Police Benevolent Association, Professional Dispatchers, Professional Firefighters, and Public Works Teamsters unions. No other business is scheduled.

• Order No. 21-057: Act on request for executive session under M.R.S.A. Title 1, §405(6)(D) regarding labor negotiations with four town unions (Police Benevolent Association, Professional Dispatchers, Professional Firefighters, Public Works Teamsters)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - WORKSHOPS - THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - CONTRACT ZONE AMENDMENT FOR 311 AMENDMENT FOR 311 BEECH RIDGE ROAD

The Scarborough Town Council holds a workshop to discuss the Comprehensive Plan and a proposed contract zone amendment for 311 Beech Ridge Road. The meeting includes a discussion on the Comprehensive Plan at 5:30 p.m., followed by the contract zone amendment at 6:00 p.m. No new business will be taken up after 10:00 p.m.

• Discussion on the Comprehensive Plan
• Discussion on proposed contract zone amendment for 311 Beech Ridge Road (6:00 p.m.)
• Attached file: SPECIAL TOWN COUNCIL MEETING 06162021.pdf

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - WORKSHOPS - THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN - CONTRACT ZONE AMENDMENT FOR 311 BEACH RIDGE ROAD - REGULAR TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGR MEETING - 6:00 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council will hold public hearings on the proposed 2021 Comprehensive Plan and a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) district amendment to support a 31-unit senior affordable housing project by Avesta Housing on US Route One. The council will also consider certifying the school budget referendum results and a request to withdraw a zoning amendment for warehousing in the Crossroads Planned Development District.

• Public hearing on Order No. 21-055: Amend Downtown TIF District to include a .44-acre parcel and approve a Credit Enhancement Agreement with Avesta Housing, reimbursing 75% of property taxes for 20 years (estimated $555,440).
• Public hearing on Order No. 21-054: Adoption of the 2021 Comprehensive Plan.
• Order No. 20-106: Withdrawal of proposed zoning amendment to add warehousing and distribution to permitted uses in the Innovation District.
• Order No. 21-056: Certification of the School Budget Validation Referendum results for FY 2022.

The Town Council approved a proclamation honoring the 44-year law enforcement career of retiring Police Chief Robert A. Moulton. Public hearings were held for the 2021 Comprehensive Plan and a downtown affordable housing project, with both scheduled for second readings on June 30, 2021.

• Approved minutes from June 2 and June 9, 2021 (7-0)
• Approved agenda addition to recognize Police Chief Moulton (7-0)
• Approved Proclamation 21-003 recognizing retiring Police Chief Robert A. Moulton (7-0)
• Closed public hearing on proposed 2021 Comprehensive Plan (Order No. 21-054)

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - SPECIAL MEETING

The Town Council is holding a public hearing for the proposed 2021 Comprehensive Plan. They are also conducting a first reading of an order to amend the Downtown TIF District and approve a credit enhancement agreement for a senior affordable housing project.

• Public hearing and first reading of the 2021 Town of Scarborough Comprehensive Plan
• First reading of an amendment to the Scarborough Downtown Omnibus Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing District
• Proposed Credit Enhancement Agreement with Avesta US Route One LP for 31 senior affordable housing units
• Tax reimbursement estimated at $555,440 over twenty years for the Avesta project

The Town Council approved the first reading of the proposed 2021 Town of Scarborough Comprehensive Plan. Council also approved the first reading of an amendment to the Downtown Omnibus Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing District and a Credit Enhancement Agreement with Avesta US Route One LP for affordable housing.

• Approved first reading of 2021 Town of Scarborough Comprehensive Plan (7-0)
• Scheduled public hearing for Comprehensive Plan for June 16, 2021
• Approved first reading of amendment to Scarborough Downtown Omnibus Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing District and Development Program
• Approved first reading of Credit Enhancement Agreement with Avesta US Route One LP for affordable housing project
• Scheduled public hearing for Downtown District amendment and Avesta agreement for June 16, 2021

SCARBOROUGH TOWN COUNCIL - WORKSHOP - PROPOSED BEACON CONTRACT ZONE AMENDEMENT - 5:30 P.M. - VIRTUAL/HYBRID REGULAR MEETING - 7:00 P.M.

The Scarborough Town Council will hold a workshop on the proposed Beacon Contract Zone Amendment, then a regular meeting. Key actions include a second reading on fee schedule amendments, final decisions on two medical marijuana licenses, and a first reading on a $4,250,355 bond order for municipal and school capital projects. The council will also vote on tax abatements for three mobile homes.

• Second reading on amendments to Chapter 311 Schedule of Fees (Order 21-046).
• Final action on marijuana licenses: Momenjian Abdullayof d/b/a Moby RX at 4 Washington Ave (manufacturing) and Nadia Novikoff d/b/a Tried & True LLC at 148B Pleasant Hill Rd (cultivation).
• First reading on 2021 Bond Order for $4,250,355 to fund capital projects including the Alger Building and road rehab (Order 21-052).
• Action on tax abatements for three mobile homes at 193 Arbor St, 1 Skyline St, and 218 Emerald Dr for uncollected taxes totaling $1,973.35 plus interest (Order 21-053).

The Town Council approved a second reading of amendments to Chapter 311 regarding the Town of Scarborough Schedule of Fees. The approved changes include updated fee structures for zoning amendments, building permits, site plan reviews, and subdivision reviews, as well as Planning Board and Fire Chief recommendations.

• Approved second reading of proposed amendments to Chapter 311 Schedule of Fees (7-0)
• Approved Planning Board recommended fee amendments for zoning, building permits, and site plan reviews (7-0)
• Approved May 19 and May 26, 2021 meeting minutes (7-0)