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SUSAN JOHNS File photo After a 3-2 planning board vote on Zoom Thursday night, Dec. 10, if he gets any other agencies’ permits he needs, Alna’s Jeff Spinney can roll a mat down to the Sheepscot River as a boat ramp; he can also replace some earth with gravel. But with his previous ramp request headed for mediation Dec. 16, he was not sure what project he will choose for his Golden Ridge Road property. “I’ve got multiple things going on and I’m going to see them probably through to the end on all aspects, and then evaluate what’s the best thing to do. And if the other items drag out for a long time, then I can always fall back to this (mat) option while I’m battling with the others,” Spinney said in a phone interview minutes after the vote. He will also look at which items need Maine Department of Environmental Protection or other approval. And he noted, abutters who opposed his latest proposal to the planning board can appeal Thursday’s outcome. “I’m not foo

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