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Votes at a glance: Bangor City Council actions, March 24, 2025
Summary
Council passed a consent agenda and multiple airport and planning items; this roundup lists each order/ordinance and its outcome for the public record.
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At its March 24 meeting the Bangor City Council recorded the following formal actions and votes. All items listed below passed by roll-call vote unless otherwise noted.
Consent agenda (minutes, grant applications, forfeiture proceeds, lease amendment, appointments, and sidewalk grant applications) — Passed (roll-call recorded as 7-0). Key consent items listed in the meeting record include orders authorizing municipal quitclaim deed execution, multiple state criminal forfeiture acceptances, authorization to apply for emergency medical services grant ($192,564.77), acceptance of firearms from forfeiture, and a lease amendment with Verizon at Bangor International Airport.
25-104 — Ordinance (first reading referral): Amend code to expand the use of consent agreements for city code violations — Referred/passed first reading (7-0 on referral to committee as recorded).
25-093 — Ordinance to rezone 44 Center Street (Map Lot 041-100) from URD-2 to Downtown Development District — Passed (first reading) 7-0.
25-105 — Order authorizing contract with DeVoe Construction Inc. for airport connector bridge ($14,082,504) — Passed 7-0. Funding: $10,546,794 federal, $337,000 Maine DOT, $3,258,163 local share.
25-106 — Order authorizing contract with Hoyle Tanner and Associates Inc. for terminal engineering services (up to five years) — Passed 7-0.
25-107 — Order authorizing contract with Mead & Hunt Inc. for airfield engineering services (up to five years) — Passed 7-0.
The consent agenda roll call and individual item votes are recorded in the council minutes. Several items were described as having been reviewed at committee meetings earlier that evening.

