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Published: Jul 22, 2026
Town Approves Publisher for New History Book
The Heritage Commission presented a proposal to publish a new town history book, seeking approval for their chosen publisher, Peter E. Randall. After waiving the requirement for multiple bids due to limited responses from other publishers, the council moved to approve the contract, pending legal review. The estimated cost is within the previously allocated $75,000 budget, with approximately $29,000 remaining. The book is projected to be published in May 2027. The commission is considering both hardcover and softcover options, with a leaning towards hardcover for durability.
Town Council Approves Modified Tax Exemption for Marmon Wire and Cable Expansion
The Town Council debated and ultimately approved a motion to grant Marmon Wire and Cable a business tax exemption. The initial proposal was for a 30% exemption for seven years, which failed in a 3-3 tie vote. A subsequent motion to amend the exemption to 25% for five years passed with a 5-2 vote. Concerns were raised about the exemption's impact while the property is within a TIF district and the potential loss of immediate tax revenue. Marmon argued the exemption was necessary given competition from other states and that they had begun construction based on the proposal. The company plans a significant expansion, creating an estimated 210 jobs.
Town Council Approves Stewardship Plan for Quimby Mountain, Abutter Concerns Highlighted
The Town Council is considering approving a stewardship plan for Quimby Mountain Conservation Area. The plan, developed by the Conservation Commission and Moosewood Ecological with oversight from Bear Paw Regional Greenways, aims to provide a framework for managing the property's natural resources and recreational opportunities. Several residents and abutters voiced concerns, particularly regarding proposed trail locations near residential properties, potential fire hazards, and access issues. While the plan itself does not finalize trail details, future development will require further review and approval. The council ultimately voted to approve the stewardship plan, with some councilors expressing a need for further discussion and assurances regarding abutter concerns and trail development.
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