Kittery design firm's big plan: New home with affordable housing, art gallery in Foreside
The vacant Foreside property once owned by ex-bus depot owner James Dineen is inching closer to being the new home of Winter Holben and more.
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The vacant Foreside property once owned by ex-bus depot owner James Dineen is inching closer to being the new home of Winter Holben and more.
The business park zone aims to encourage investment that promotes development of a high-quality 'parklike setting' for business and residences.
Despite a housing crunch in Kittery and statewide, the residents’ petition seeks to repeal the mixed-use neighborhood zoning and replace it with business park zoning.
The proposal would bring needed housing, as well as offices, child care, an assisted living facility and a brewery to a growing southern Maine town.
The owner of a local cannabis business, who did not win the right to apply for a license, says people gamed the system and has threatened to sue the town. Meanwhile, the Maine attorney general is investigating whether the lottery was illegal.