Community Development Director at Town of Bridgton
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Administrative Assistant for Code Enforcement, Planning and Appeals Boards
Deputy Finance Director & Salmon Point Billing
Deputy Town Manager
Finance Director
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RFP Activity
These public RFPs list Ashley Millett as a point of contact.
Posted
Jun 26, 2026
Jul 21, 2026
This RFP is for a turnkey project to locate, furnish, install, and provide site work for a proposed universal playground at the Ham Complex, 40 Brag Way, Bridgton, ME 04009.
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The board discussed preparations for an upcoming special town meeting referendum, including outreach strategies for a short-term rental ordinance. Consideration was given to a land usage request from the Lake Region Wood Bank, with a directive to develop a concrete plan for future review. The board acted on mobile business licenses and discussed policies regarding the use of public property. Additionally, members managed resignations and new appointments for the Community Development Advisory Committee. Public comments were addressed regarding interactions with the local police department and requests for speed limit reductions on town roads. The meeting concluded with the approval of several treasurer's warrants.
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The meeting involved a site walk for the Pleasant Mountain Maintenance Barn project. The Board and attendees observed the proposed site features, including the existing topography, vegetated buffers, and proposed clearing areas. Discussions focused on landscaping plans, maintenance operations, vehicle traffic routes, parking logistics, and expected traffic trips. Abutters raised questions concerning land use codes, potential groundwater contamination from hydraulic fluids, noise levels, lighting, access to ski slopes, and the paving of the entrance road.
The board conducted a public hearing for the Pleasant Mountain Maintenance Barn project, which was tentatively approved subject to specific conditions regarding environmental compliance and operational restrictions. Members approved the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law for the Sweden Road Subdivision and MacDonald Motors projects. Additionally, the board initiated a review for the proposed Randall Heights Subdivision and tentatively approved an amendment to the Lakeside Farm Estates Subdivision, incorporating conditions regarding shorefront common area access rights.
The board meeting focused on several key items including tax abatements and supplemental tax commitments. Discussions were held regarding the upcoming November referendum ballot, specifically regarding a moratorium on data centers, the First Amendment to the Bridgton Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing District, and amendments to the Land Use Code and a new registration ordinance for short-term rentals. Additionally, the board addressed road name requests and received updates from various departments.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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