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Selectboard adopts Shoreline Resilience Resolution
Summary
The Chebeague Island Selectboard unanimously adopted a Shoreline Resilience Resolution to strengthen shoreline resiliency and implement follow-up actions; the motion was moved by Eliza‑Jane Adams and seconded by Ehrhardt Groothoff.
The Chebeague Island Selectboard voted unanimously on Nov. 19 to adopt a Selectboard Shoreline Resilience Resolution aimed at strengthening shoreline resiliency.
"Moved by Eliza-Jane Adams to approve the Selectboard Shoreline Resolution, seconded by Ehrhardt Groothoff," the minutes record. The board recorded the vote as "All in Favor; Motion carried." The resolution text was not included in the minutes packet and the minutes do not specify an adoption implementation timeline or funding source.
Board members did not record additional debate in the minutes. The resolution appears alongside agenda items focused on coastal access and FEMA-funded improvements; Selectboard discussion elsewhere in the meeting supported prioritizing shoreline and public-access repairs. The board did not attach a dollar amount or direct staff to a specific procurement step in the minutes.
Next steps listed in the meeting materials include integrating shoreline priorities with other coastal projects; the board may discuss implementation timing and funding at future meetings.
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