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Avoiding '40 mini homes' and eyeing short-term rental rules: Wiscasset talks LD 2003 - Vimarsana News

Avoiding '40 mini homes' and eyeing short-term rental rules: Wiscasset talks LD 2003

Tiny homes would not be an option as accessory homes, at least not initially, under Wiscasset Selectman Pam Dunning’s ideas for an ordinance. The board on Sept. 5 was discussing what guidance to give the ordinance review committee on short-term...

'40 mini homes,' short-term rental rules? Wiscasset talks LD 2003 - Vimarsana News

'40 mini homes,' short-term rental rules? Wiscasset talks LD 2003

Tiny homes would not be an option as accessory homes, at least not initially, under Wiscasset Selectman Pam Dunning’s ideas for an ordinance. The board on Sept. 5 was discussing what guidance to give the ordinance review committee on short-term...

UPDATE: Commonspace pulls Wiscasset business license request - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: Commonspace pulls Wiscasset business license request

Friday night, July 28, commonspace withdrew its business license application for Harbor Peer and Wellness Center at St. Philip’s Church in Wiscasset. Commonspace Executive Director Brian Townsend Friday afternoon confirmed those plans and Friday...

Pier fees draw debate - Vimarsana News

Pier fees draw debate

How to charge vendors at Wiscasset’s town-owned piers? Selectmen decided April 18. Resident James Kochan took issue with the proposal to charge less for non-building space than for the space buildings take up, and to charge less than other space in...

Info still forming on broadband options - Vimarsana News

Info still forming on broadband options

Axiom Chief Executive Officer Mark Ouellette told Wiscasset selectmen Dec. 20, “it is relatively clear that the numbers do work” for publicly owned broadband. Or he said the town could stick with provider-owned and avoid financial risk but miss out...