LIVERMORE FALLS Main-Land Development Consultants has purchased Boundary Points, a land surveying company in Falmouth. Main-Land is a land consulting company, providing civil engineering, land surveying and environmental sciences throughout Maine since 1974, with offices in Livermore Falls and Falmouth. Market sectors include all landowners, private and public, and its clients include Oxford Casino, […]
NEW HIRES Maine Behavioral Healthcare has named Nadine Grosso as director of communications and public affairs. Grosso has served as vice president and director of communications with the Maine Health Care Association for more than 20 years. She joins MBH after serving as the communications leader of an organization that representing more than 200 nursing […]
Wilton Planning Board denies Wilson Lake Marina application sunjournal.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sunjournal.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
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GREENWOOD On Monday, planning board members will continue to review an application for a proposed subdivision off Rowe Hill Road in Greenwood.
The proposed subdivision, called “Twitchell Pond Overlook,” would consist of seven single family residential lots and one lot held onto by the owner, Paula Lamb.
The property totals 34.5 acres and has recently been cleared by a licensed forester
Under project description, it says ” The site is generally moderately to steeply sloping from Rowe Hill Road west to East Twitchell Pond Road. Wetland areas and two stream segments, delineated by Eric Whitney, L.S.E., S.S. of Main-Land, are located on site and shown on the subdivision plan.
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The new culvert installed on the Sandy River Road in Chesterville last fall will reduce runoff and improve water quality.
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CHESTERVILLE The Sandy River Road project is complete and has been recognized as the biggest of its kind in the state.
The culvert replacement project on the Sandy River Road at the outlet of David Pond where it flows into Parker Pond was completed in November, according to Lidie Robbins, executive director of 30 Mile River Watershed Association.
Because of COVID-19, new Chesterville selectpersons were not elected until June 2020.
“The previous board worked with The Thirty Mile River Watershed Association to secure grants to replace the David Pond Outlet Culvert,” Linda Bauer, one of the new board members wrote in the town’s annual report. “During their extended time as our select board, they voted to move forward with the grant and to hire Main-Land Development Consultants to design the culvert. Thus, the David Pond