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Selectboard notes $50,000 Maine Community Resilience Partnership contract must be signed before work begins
Summary
The board recorded a new $50,000 contract with the Maine Community Resilience Partnership and said the contract must be signed before the resilience work can begin.
HANOVER, Maine — During its Aug. 19 meeting, the Hanover Selectboard recorded a new contract with the Maine Community Resilience Partnership and noted that the contract, valued at $50,000, must be signed before work can start.
Minutes identify the contract and the $50,000 amount but do not record a vote or which member moved or seconded authorization. The board indicated the contract requires a formal signature before implementation; no further contract terms were included in the minutes.
Why it matters: The contract represents a town-level commitment of funds and administrative attention to resilience planning or projects. Because work cannot begin until the contract is signed, timing and any budgetary approvals will determine when activities commence.
