Fryeburg Select Board considered $8.5M bond for new municipal complex

The Fryeburg Select Board on June 25 reviewed a proposal to issue $8.5 million in bonds for a new municipal complex, though minutes of the meeting have not yet been published and no final decision can be confirmed. The agenda also included sidewalk reconstruction and other administrative items. The Planning Board held a procedural meeting two days earlier with no major actions.

Select Board considers $8.5M bond

On its June 25 agenda, the Select Board was set to vote on a resolution authorizing $8,500,000 in bonds for a new municipal complex. The board also planned to review bids for the Portland Street Sidewalk Reconstruction project and approve an AIA agreement with architect Port City for the complex. Other scheduled items included updating the annual fee schedule and reviewing next steps for a Forfeiture of Office and Vacancy Ordinance. Because the minutes have not yet been published, it is not known which of these items were approved or rejected.

Planning Board handles procedural items

The Planning Board met June 23 on an agenda that contained only routine business. Members approved the minutes from the May 19 meeting, reviewed the CEO's monthly report, and opened the floor for public comment. No specific development projects, zoning changes, or contracts were listed for discussion.

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