Rangeley voters approve full funding for planning, code enforcement
The $244,134 budget is $13,000 more than the version rejected in August, largely due to benefit costs for the incoming code enforcement officer.
Rangeley calls special meeting to restore funding for code enforcement and planning
Voters rejected the department’s budget earlier this month, leaving the town without a code enforcement officer and at risk of halting building permits.
Officials review more than a dozen active land use ordinances as they prepare to revise Kingfield’s ordinance
The revision was prompted by an application from Bowdoin College to site a camping area on land it owns near Iron Mountain.
Rangeley Board of Selectmen prioritizes hiring new code officer, flags major Scenic Byways contract error
Oquossoc project needs 220 cubic yards of loam, but the contract budgets only 3.2 — a $72,000 discrepancy.
Safety, ownership questions grow as Kingfield confronts deteriorating Iron Bridge
Uncertainty over ownership and repair responsibility has intensified as Bowdoin College’s proposed campsite would add traffic to the deteriorating span.
Rangeley Board of Selectmen approves $10,000 housing grant, caps future meetings at two hours
Board members filled two local openings, reviewed a positive audit and set an Aug. 18 special town meeting.
Rangeley Board of Selectmen expands financial reports over transparency concerns
Officials explore ways to curb resale of items donated to Bargain Barn at transfer station.