Worcester files after-the-fact permits for unpermitted cabins
If Worcester’s application is denied, the company will have to raze its cabins and restore the roughly seven-acre development to its previous condition.
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If Worcester’s application is denied, the company will have to raze its cabins and restore the roughly seven-acre development to its previous condition.
A consent agreement required the Worcester company to submit an after-the-fact site law application for the cabins.
The Worcester family announced about a month ago that it was abandoning plans for the flagpole.
The Flagpole View Cabins, built from 2019 to 2022 in rural Maine by the Worcester family, had no environmental permits from the state. The family now has agreed to pay a $250,000 penalty.
The Worcester family announced about a month ago that it was abandoning plans for the flagpole.