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Chair reports Mid Coast Solid Waste quorum issues; regional trail noted
Summary
Chair Sarah Ann Smith said Mid Coast Solid Waste requires at least one director from each town to form a quorum and reported past meeting disruptions when representatives were absent; she also described a new trail linking Camden and Rockport.
Chair Sarah Ann Smith updated the Select Board on Mid Coast Solid Waste governance and a regional trail project. She said the waste district requires at least one director from each town to be present in order to conduct business and noted there has been at least one meeting where another town's representatives did not attend and failed to notify the chair in advance, preventing business from proceeding.
Smith also mentioned a new trail and pathway system designed to wind through and link Camden and Rockport, describing it as a positive reuse of space.
The remarks were informational and no formal action was taken by the board at the Dec. 9 meeting.
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