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Lockwood Mills redevelopment to add 50 affordable housing units
1+ week, 4+ day ago (541+ words) WATERVILLE — North River Co. has secured funding and launched Phase II of the Lockwood Mills redevelopment on Water Street in Waterville. Phase I of the $40 million project converted about 65 percent of the Lockwood Mill complex into 65 residential units — some already…...
Mobile home group threatens lawsuit over rent control ordinance
1+ week, 4+ day ago (683+ words) The trade group representing Maine’s mobile home industry told officials in one southern Maine town it is preparing to sue them and other municipalities if they pass ordinances restricting how much mobile home park owners can raise lot rents. The…...
Board approves redevelopment of Advertiser Democrat building
1+ week, 6+ day ago (851+ words) NORWAY — The Planning Board unanimously approved a proposal Thursday to rehabilitate the former Advertiser Democrat building into 14 apartments, a project aimed at preserving the historic downtown property while adding workforce housing. Dooryard, the developer behind the proposal, would rehabilitate the…...
Officials prepare to revise Kingfield’s land use ordinance
3+ week, 2+ day ago (816+ words) KINGFIELD — A subcommittee of the Planning Board made up of Chairman Richard Hawkes, board member Rob Woodhouse, Town Manager Leanna Targett, Code Enforcement Officer Ben Hitchcock, and Kristine LeBlanc met for the first time Wednesday to discuss ordinance changes prompted…...
Hidden Circle residents celebrate purchase of mobile home park
3+ week, 3+ day ago (1057+ words) JAY — Robert Vellas was so delighted, he roasted a brisket and some chicken to share with a few neighbors and a roomful of strangers. Those strangers included Gov. Janet Mills, who joined residents of the Hidden Circle Mobile Home Park…...