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Village of Rockland discusses and records steps for development agreement with Justin Birdd
Summary
At a Feb. 25 special meeting, the Village of Rockland board discussed revisions to a development agreement with local developer Justin Birdd and recorded a motion to approve signing; the transcript logs follow-up steps for notarization and resident notification but does not include a vote tally.
Village President Jon Hohlfeld called the Village of Rockland Board of Trustees to order at 6:08 p.m. on Feb. 25 to consider a development agreement with local developer Justin Birdd.
Board members discussed changes to the original development contract with Birdd Development and recorded steps for completing the signing process; the transcript states the developer will take the document "to 1st Bank in Bangor to have it notarized and signed by all applicable parties." Deputy Clerk Treasurer Cheryl Brumbly was directed to send 11 letters to residents affected by the project and to request a mandatory meeting on March 18 at 6 p.m. to discuss property lines with Justin Birdd.
Trustee Linda Young moved and Trustee Bob Rueckheim seconded a motion "to approve the signing of the development agreement with Birdd Development." The transcript records the motion and second; it does not include a recorded vote tally. The minutes that follow the motion record the practical next steps (notarization and resident notification) but the transcript does not specify the vote outcome or tally.
The discussion centered on finalizing contract revisions and establishing a process to inform and meet with affected residents. The transcript does not include detailed terms of the revisions, dollar amounts, or map changes; those details were not specified in the record provided.
The board scheduled the March 18 mandatory meeting for residents; the transcript does not state whether additional public hearings or formal approvals are required beyond the recorded motion and the notarization step.
