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Wording of proposed moratorium problematic, Kingfield residents say
The 180-day freeze would be retroactive and could halt qualifying development as voters weigh concerns about traffic and vague wording.
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Kingfield voters to decide on moratorium tied to proposed Bowdoin College campsite
Several Kingfield residents oppose a Bowdoin College proposal to build a campground at the college-owned Finnegan McCoul Woodruff Mountain Center, citing safety concerns over potential traffic hazards at the Route 27 and Iron Bridge Road intersection, across the single-lane bridge and along the steep, icy winter approach to the site. Photo by Ashton F. LeCraw.KINGFIELD — Several residents raised concerns Monday during a public hearing over langu…
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Portland Press HeraldWording of proposed moratorium problematic, Kingfield residents say
The proposal would put a pause on "transient overnight recreational developments," but residents are worried it will negatively affect some existing businesses.
·Lewiston, United States
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