Saco City Council signs Army Corps partnership letter
At the same time, a resolve sponsored by former councilor and state Rep. Lynn Copeland would see the state become the non-federal sponsor of the project to remedy erosion at Camp Ellis.
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SACO The City Council has unanimously signed a letter to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that would kickstart the process of halting erosion at Camp Ellis in Saco. However, proponents say it doesn’t bind the city to assume responsibility for ongoing maintenance and other costs associated with a remedy.
The letter is the next step toward a Project Partnership Agreement with the USACE to get the work done.
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Saco sells old Public Works facility to truck sales company
The 24-acre North Street property sold for $2.3 million.
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After moving into new a new Public Works facility in the Saco Industrial Park, the City of Saco recently sold the former Public Works property at 351 North St., shown here, to Allegiance Trucks for $2.3 million.
Courtesy photo/Andrew Dickinson, City of Saco
SACO Now that the city of Saco has built and moved into a new Public Works facility, it recently sold the former Public Works property at 351 North St. to a truck sales company for $2.3 million.
The sale, to Allegiance Trucks, an authorized International, Isuzu, and Ford dealership, took place Nov. 18.