Developer outlines Port Clyde waterfront project; select board cautions on permits and timeline
Developer Paul Yurinek’s team plans to rebuild the former Port Clyde general store site with retained fuel pumps, a coffee shop and upstairs community/resilience space but not a full grocery; wharf repair and foundation work are key near‑term tasks and permits limit raising the wharf.
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Town staff summarized a progress report from developer Paul Yurinek on plans for the former Port Clyde general store site and said engineering and architectural teams (Gartley and Dorsky) have been engaged for continuity with earlier work. Staff noted the project intends to keep the fuel pumps active, preserve the coffee shop and include upstairs offices and a community meeting space focused on resilience and sea‑level readiness.
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