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Residents ask about capital improvements as Town Manager reports Lobster Festival success and certification
Summary
During public comment, a resident asked about capital improvement plans and a Selectman requested outreach to absent Planning Board members; Town Manager Sara J. Liscomb reported record Lobster Festival dinner sales and noted she earned certification as a Certified Clerk of Maine.
During the public comment period of the Aug. 11 meeting, J. Jacobs asked whether capital improvement plans are in place. Selectman S. Ribble asked whether the Selectmen could send letters to Planning Board members who are not attending meetings, indicating concern about Planning Board participation.
Earlier in the meeting, Town Manager Sara J. Liscomb reported that the Lobster Festival had its biggest dinner sales in history, praised the parade and car show, and stated that she passed a certification test and is now a Certified Clerk of Maine. The Chair also raised a separate issue requesting No Parking signs in front of Brookside Cemetery.
The minutes record the public comment question and the Selectman’s request; they do not record a formal directive or a timeline for sending letters to the Planning Board or adopting cemetery parking signs.
