Councillors Propose Joint Workshop with Old Orchard Beach on Design and Funding

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During the Saco City Council meeting on May 19, 2025, a significant discussion centered around the collaboration with Old Orchard Beach regarding a joint workshop aimed at enhancing cross-town communication. The chair of the council emphasized the importance of involving the Old Orchard Beach town manager and council in future discussions, particularly as the city moves forward with plans that may require funding and design clarity.

Councillor Berman provided a clear overview of the current status of the project, confirming that the council has completed an initial design phase, akin to a feasibility study. However, he noted that the council is still two phases away from any substantial construction, indicating that further funding and design work are necessary before moving into the construction phase.

The council agreed to revisit this topic in their next meeting scheduled for June 2, where they will continue to explore the implications of the project and the potential for collaboration with Old Orchard Beach. This proactive approach aims to ensure that both communities are aligned as they consider future developments that could impact their residents.

Converted from Saco City Council Meeting - May 19, 2025 meeting on July 17, 2025
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