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Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Larry Fillmore passed away March 23 2019
OBITUARY
Larry Fillmore
SEPTEMBER 20, 1946 – MARCH 23, 2019
Lisbon – Larry Allen Fillmore, 72, of Lisbon, Maine, passed away on Saturday March 23, 2019. He was born on September 20, 1946, in Freeport, Maine the eldest of the late Merton and Virginia (Brown) Fillmore’s 5 children. After high school, Larry served his country proudly for 20 years of active duty in the US Army. During this time he did two tours of duty in The Vietnam War as a member of The Green Berets. After the war, Larry became an Airborne paratrooper with The 82nd Airborne Division with around 150 jumps achieved during this time. As retirement drew closer, Larry studied and graduated from New Hampshire College. Utilizing his degree, Larry continued his commitment to his country as a civilian at the Brunswick Naval Air Station. As a civilian, Larry continued to see the world until his second retirement when he chose to come home to Maine to be with his family. He was a man of many talents who enjoyed doing puzzles and who was very devoted to his community who when he felt strongly about an issue, was not afraid to express his opinion. He was an ASA umpire who was very proud of having umpired with his daughter Melissa. His love of country was only surpassed by his love for his family. Larry is survived by 3 daughters: Bobbi and Glenn Hill, Melissa and Andres Figueroa, Megan and Paul Roberts all of Lisbon, 2 brothers: Terry Fillmore, Mark and Andra Fillmore, 2 sisters: Linda Cleaves, Robyn and Tim Graham, 13 grandchildren: Kailyn Hill, Glenn Hill, Erica Hill, Germaine Fillmore, Angelina Fillmore, Natalya Figueroa, Gianna Figueroa, Amelio Figueroa, Gabriela Figueroa, Gemma Figueroa, Kayla Roberts, Karma Roberts and Anya Roberts. Besides his parents, Larry was predeceased by his loving wife, Debra Fillmore in 2000 and an infant granddaughter, Destiny Asselin. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Larry’s memory to: Wounded Warriors Project, PO Box 7558517, Topeka, Kansas 66675-8517. Visitation will be held at The Crosman Funeral Home in Lisbon Falls on Saturday April 6 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. A celebration of Larry's life will follow at the funeral home at 3:00 PM with Military Honors.You are invited to offer your condolences and share fond memories with the family by visiting Larry’s guestbook at www.crosmanfuneralhome.com.
DONATIONS
- Wounded Warriors Project, PO Box 7558517, Topeka, Kansas 66675-8517
Friday, March 22, 2019
LISBON FY 20 Proposed Budget (First Draft)
FY 20 Proposed Budget (First Draft)
Please see below and click on the following Proposed Budget (first draft) links:
Manager's FY 20 Budget Message
FY 20 Proposed Municipal Budget
FY 20 Proposed Waste Water Treatment Plant Budget
Manager's FY 20 Budget Message
FY 20 Proposed Municipal Budget
FY 20 Proposed Waste Water Treatment Plant Budget
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Monday, March 18, 2019
Friday, March 15, 2019
Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Sunday, March 10, 2019
LISBON WATER DEPARTMENT UPDATE
Water Main Break at 67 Ferry Road
The Lisbon Water
Department has a water main break near 67 Ferry Road. Ferry Road from
Marshall Street to 81 Ferry Road will have no water while repairs are
completed. Water Department staff is working to shut the main down at
the time of this posting. We anticipate that the emergency water service
interruption on Ferry Road to last 8 hours. Repair crews and equipment
are mobilizing to the site at this time. We will update the project
status when we have the water line exposed.
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
Saturday, March 9, 2019
Friday, March 8, 2019
LISBON Zero-Sort Recycling Do's and Don'ts
Zero-Sort Recycling Do's and Don'ts
Please click here to download flyer about sorting recycling items.
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
LISBON Casella-sustainablity Report - 2018
Casella-sustainablity Report - 2018
To keep our stakeholders apprised of our progress toward our resource renewal vision, we issue a biennial sustainability report.
Please click here for the full report.
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LISBON Public Hearing - Charter Amendments for June 11, 2019 Ballot
Public Hearing - Charter Amendments for June 11, 2019 Ballot
To be held on April 2, 2019 - Question 4: Providing for All Councilors to be Nominated & Elected At Large
PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE
CHARTER AMENDMENT
Pursuant
to order of the Town Council, the public is hereby notified of a public
hearing to be held on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 7:00 PM in the Council
Meeting Room at the Lisbon Town Office, 300 Lisbon Street, Lisbon,
Maine, for the purpose of receiving public input on Charter Amendment
Question 4. Charter Amendment Question 4, containing a summary of the
charter amendment, and the complete text of the charter amendment are as
follows:QUESTION 4.
SHALL THE TOWN OF LISBON VOTE TO AMEND THE TOWN OF LISBON CHARTER, ARTICLE II, SECTIONS 2.01 AND 2.11, ARTICLE VII, SECTIONS 7.02, 7.03, 7.04 AND 7.06, AND ARTICLE VIII, SECTION 8.31, TO PROVIDE FOR ALL TOWN COUNCIL MEMBERS TO BE NOMINATED AND ELECTED AT LARGE?
Note: A copy of the proposed Charter Amendment is available for inspection and review in the Town Clerk’s office during regular business hours.
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO CHARTER OF TOWN OF LISBON
ARTICLE II. - TOWN COUNCILSec. 2.01. - Composition, Eligibility, Election and Terms.
(a) Composition. There shall be a Town Council of seven (7) members. Each member of the Council shall be [strike] elected by the registered voters of the Town. Three members shall be [end strike] nominated and elected by the qualified voters of the Town at large [strike] and two Councilors shall be nominated and elected by the qualified voters of each of the two Voting Districts as provided for in Section 7.03. [end strike] Each Councilor shall also be a Sewer Commissioner.
(b) Eligibility. Only qualified voters of the Town who reside in the Town shall be eligible to be nominated, to be elected, and to hold the office of Councilor, and each Councilor shall be sworn in the manner hereinafter prescribed. [strike] District Councilors shall reside in the Voting District from which they are elected and they shall establish such residence no later than the earliest date on which nomination petitions for the office may be circulated. [end strike]
(c) Election, Terms. Councilors shall be elected to serve staggered three-year terms as provided for in Article X.
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Sec. 2.11. - Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Filling of Vacancies.
(a) Vacancies. The office of Councilor shall become vacant upon a Councilor's nonacceptance, death, resignation, failure to qualify for the office within ten days after written demand of the Council, forfeiture of office, or failure of the municipality to elect a person to the office.
(b) Forfeiture of Office. A councilor may forfeit the office if the Councilor (1) lacks at any time during his or her term of office any qualifications for the office prescribed by this Charter or by law, (2) knowingly and willfully violates any express prohibition or other provision of this Charter, of the terms of their oath of office, the Town's Ethics Policy, or any other Town provision relating to the conduct of a Councilor, including violation of confidentiality requirements (3) is convicted of any crime or offense which is reasonably related to his or her ability to serve as councilor, (4) fails to attend three consecutive regular meetings of the Council without being excused by the Council, (5) malfeasance of office, (6) failure to carry out the duties of the office, or (7) misappropriation of funds.
In its review of a Council member, the Council shall have the authority to issue a public reprimand, to cause a reduction of elimination of salary, to suspend the member for a specific period of time, or to cause removal of a Council member which shall result in the seat being declared vacant. A Councilor charged with conduct constituting grounds for forfeiture of office shall be entitled to a public hearing on demand of that Councilor. Notice of such hearing shall be published in one or more newspapers of general circulation in the municipality at least one (1) week in advance of the hearing.
(c) Filling of Vacancies. If a seat on the Town Council becomes vacant more than six (6) months prior to the next regular Town election, the vacancy shall be filled for the unexpired term by a special election. The Town Council shall follow the time frames for the availability, and filing of nomination petitions and the date of the special election in Section 7.02 of this Charter except that shorter time frames may be prescribed by Council where it can be assured that the time frames for circulating nomination petitions and for the Town Clerk to prepare ballots is adequate. If a seat on the Town Council becomes vacant within six (6) months prior to the next regular Town election, the Council shall appoint a qualified person to fill the vacancy. [strike] If the vacancy is a seat of a District Councilor, the person elected or appointed to fill the vacancy shall be a resident of the applicable Voting District. Should a Councilor who is elected from a particular District change their residence from that District to another District within the Town of Lisbon, that Councilor shall be allowed to serve out that portion of their term until the next election during which Councilors are elected. At that time, the seat shall be declared vacant for the remainder of that Councilor's term and a new Councilor qualified from that District shall be elected to fulfill the remainder of the term. If by virtue of a change in District lines, a Councilor elected from a particular District, without having physically moved the Councilor's residence, is nevertheless located in a District other than that from which they were elected, they shall be permitted to serve out the remainder of the term but shall not be eligible for reelection as a Councilor from the original District. [end strike]
ARTICLE VII. - NOMINATIONS AND ELECTIONS
Sec. 7.02. - Nomination by Petition.
(a) Petitions . Candidates for Town Council, School Committee, and Water Commission shall be nominated by petition. Any qualified voter of the Town may be nominated for election as a Council member [strike] at large, [end strike] School Committee member, or Water Commissioner [strike] at large [end strike] by not less than 50 nor more than 75 qualified voters of the Town by signing a nomination petition. [strike] Any qualified voter may be nominated for election as a Council member from the district in which he or she resides by not less than 50 nor more than 75 qualified voters of the district by signing a nomination petition. [end strike] Nomination petitions shall be filed on forms provided by the Town Clerk. Each petition shall clearly indicate the office to which nomination is sought [strike] and, if for Town Council, whether the seat is at large or for a specified district. [end strike] No nomination petitions shall be issued by the Clerk more than forty (40) days prior to the earliest date upon which a completed petition could legally be accepted by the Clerk. The signatures on a nominating petition need not all be affixed to the same paper, but an affidavit which has been executed by the circulator shall be attached to each separate sheet of the petition. The circulator shall state in the affidavit the number of signatures on the paper, that each signature was affixed in the circulator's presence, and that the circulator believes it to be the genuine signature of the person whose name it purports to be. The petitioners shall sign their names in ink. Each signer shall indicate his or her street address next to his or her signature. The name and address of the signers and of the candidates do not have to be identical in form to the voting registration list as long as their identity can be clearly determined from the information provided. There is no limit on the number of petitions which may be signed by any one voter.
(b) Filing and Acceptance. All separate papers comprising a nominating petition shall be assembled and filed with the Town Clerk as a single document not earlier than one hundred (100) days nor later than sixty (60) days before the scheduled date of the election. If the 60th day falls on a Saturday, Sunday, a day recognized by the State of Maine as a legal holiday, or a day that the Lisbon Town Office is closed for business, the final filing date shall be the next regular business day. The Council may, on the recommendation of the Town Clerk, set a shorter time for filing nomination petitions in the case of special elections but under no conditions shall the time for circulating nominating petitions be less than ten (10) days nor the last filing day be less than fourteen (14) days before the day of the election. The Clerk shall note the time and date when each nominating petition is filed. No petition shall be accepted unless accompanied by a signed acceptance of the nomination by the candidate.
(c) Certification of Validity. Within five (5) business days after the filing of a nominating petition, the Clerk shall notify the candidate and the petition circulator whether or not the petition satisfies the requirements of this Article. If a petition is found to be insufficient, the Clerk shall immediately return it to the person who filed it together with a statement as to why it is insufficient. Within the regular time for filing petitions such a petition may be amended and filed again. The Clerk shall keep on file each petition found to be valid at least until the expiration of that calendar year.
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Sec. 7.03. - Voting [strike] Districts and [end strike]Places.
[strike] The Town shall be divided into two Council districts. Each district shall contain as nearly as practicable the same number of inhabitants. Each district shall be as compact as is reasonably practicable. At least once in every ten (10) years after the adoption of this Charter, the Council shall review the boundaries of the existing voting districts, and after public hearing thereon, shall by ordinance alter, change and establish the boundaries of each district so that each, as nearly as practicable, shall contain an equal number of voters. The lines of each voting district shall remain as established in this Charter until changed by ordinance. [end strike] The Council may, by ordinance, divide the town into wards for the purpose of establishing convenient voting places. The voting places established for municipal elections shall be the same as those established for state elections.
Sec. 7.04. - Names on Ballots.
(a) At Large Candidates. The full names and addresses of all candidates for Council member [strike] at large, [end strike] for School Committee, and for Water Commissioner, except any who has died, withdrawn, or become ineligible, shall be printed on the ballot without party designation under the heading "For Council Member [strike] at Large [end strike]", "For School Committee Member", or "For Water Commission." The name of any candidate as it appears on the ballot need not be identical with the list of registered voters as long as the identity of the candidate can be clearly determined.
[strike] (b) District Candidates. The full names of each Council member candidate by district except any who has died, withdrawn, or become ineligible, shall be printed on the ballot without party designation under the heading "For District Council Member." The name of the candidate as it appears on the ballot need not be identical with the list of registered voters as long as the identity of the candidate can be clearly determined. [end strike]
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Sec. 7.06. - Determination of Election Results.
(a) Number of Votes. Each voter shall be entitled to vote for as many at large candidates as there are vacancies to be filled. [strike] A voter may vote only for a district Council member who resides in the district in which that voter resides. [end strike]
(b) Plurality. Elections shall be determined by plurality vote. In case of a tie, a run-off shall be held between the candidates having an equal number of votes. The run-off election shall be held no later than thirty (30) days after the tie is officially declared.
ARTICLE VIII. - INITIATIVE, REFERENDUM, RECALL AND SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
Sec. 8.31. - [Generally.]
(a) Commencement of Proceedings; Recall Committee; Affidavit . Any five or more qualified voters may commence recall proceedings by filing with the Clerk an affidavit stating that they will constitute the recall committee and be responsible for circulating the recall petition and filing it in proper form, stating their names and street addresses, specifying the mailing address to which all notices to the committee are to be sent and setting out in full the name, address and office of the Town Councilor, School Committee Member, or Water Commissioner sought to be recalled and a statement detailing the reason or reasons therefor.
(1) Basis for Petition . The required statement detailing the reason or reasons for the recall as stated on the affidavit shall be directly related to the requirements, duties and obligations of the position for which the recall is sought. The reasons for removal shall constitute acts which are in and of themselves contrary to law or to a specific requirement or obligation of the office, the improper and/or unlawful execution of some action where the action itself is not unlawful or improper, or the failure to perform some action which is officially required as a requirement or obligation of the office.
(2) External Review . Within five (5) working days of being advised by the Town Clerk of the filing of a recall affidavit, the official who has been proposed to be recalled, may request the Town Council that the Town Council, by majority vote, shall appoint an independent third-party examiner who is not a property owner, business owner, taxpayer, or resident of the Town of Lisbon and who has experience in municipal matters and in mediation, arbitration or legal proceedings, to review the affidavit stating the reasons for recall, in order to determine the sufficiency of those reasons in accordance with the standards set forth in Subsection (1) above. This appointment shall occur at the next scheduled meeting of the Town Council or the Town Council may elect to call a special meeting to make the appointment. The examiner shall have full authority to conduct such investigation as is deemed appropriate to determine the sufficiency of the reasons stated in the recall affidavit. The examiner shall submit a written report to the Town Council and Town Clerk with copies to the official proposed for recall and the recall committee stating whether or not the petition meets the criteria and if it is determined that the criteria are not met, the petition will go no further and have no further effect. The written report shall be submitted within twenty-one (21) days of appointment unless another time is designated by Council. Any time frame for the submission of the report may be extended by Council.
(3) Appeal . If the officer or official being proposed for recall or the recall committee is aggrieved by the report and decision of the examiner, then each shall have the right to appeal the examiner's decision to the Lisbon Ethics Panel. The Ethics Panel shall have the authority to conduct an independent investigation, hold hearings, take evidence, or do whatever it deems to be necessary and appropriate to determine whether the decision of the examiner is correct. If the result of the appeal is that sufficient cause is found to move forward, then the Clerk shall issue the circulation petitions to the Recall Committee. If the Ethics Panel determines that there is no cause for recall, then the matter shall be ended and shall go forward no further.
(4) Issuance of Petitions . If there is no challenge to the recall affidavit or the independent examiner and/or the Ethics Panel find that there is sufficient reason to support the recall, then the Clerk shall promptly issue the appropriate petition blanks to the Recall Committee.
(5) Further Appeal . The determination by the independent examiner or the Ethics Panel may be appealed to the Superior Court, Androscoggin County. Such appeal shall not stay the time frames for the petition and subsequent proceedings under the provisions of this section unless ordered by the Court.
(b) Petitions.
(1) Number of Signatures. Recall petitions must be signed by qualified voters of the Town at least equal in number to 15 percent of the total number of qualified voters who cast votes for Governor in the most recent gubernatorial election [strike] or, in the case of a recall of a Councilor elected from a district, signed by qualified voters of the district equal in number to at least 15 percent of the total number of qualified voters from that district who cast votes for Governor in the most recent gubernatorial election. [end strike]
(2) Form and Content. All papers of a petition shall be uniform in size and style and shall be assembled as one document for filing. Each signature shall be executed in ink and shall be followed by the street address of the person signing. Petitions shall contain or have attached thereto throughout their circulation the full name, address and office of the person sought to be recalled and a statement detailing the reason or reasons therefor.
(3) Affidavit of Circulator. Each paper of a petition shall have attached to it when filed an affidavit which has been executed by the circulator. The circulator shall state in the affidavit that the circulator personally circulated the paper, the number of signatures thereon, that each signature was affixed in the circulator's presence, that the circulator believes it to be the genuine signature of the person whose name it purports to be, and that each signer had an opportunity before signing to read the full name, address and office of the person sought to be recalled and the statement detailing the reason or reasons therefor. At any time prior to the issuance of the Clerk's certificate, a signer may have his or her name removed from the petition by filing a signed written request that this be done.
(4) Time for Filing Recall Petition. A recall petition must be filed within 30 days of the issuance of the petition blanks to the recall committee.
(c) Procedure after Filing.
(1) Certificate of Clerk; Amendment. Within 20 days after the circulated petition has been filed, the Clerk shall complete a certificate as to its sufficiency, specifying, if it is insufficient, why it is defective. The Clerk shall promptly send a copy of the certificate to the recall committee by mail. A petition certified as insufficient for lack of the required number of valid signatures may be amended once if the recall committee files a notice of intention to amend it with the Clerk within two days after receiving the copy of the Clerk's certificate and files a supplementary petition upon additional papers within ten days after receiving the copy of such certificate. Such supplementary petition shall comply with the requirements of subsections (b)(2) and (b)(3) of section 8.31. Within five days after it is filed, the Clerk shall complete a certificate as to the sufficiency of the petition as amended and promptly send a copy of such certificate to the recall committee by mail as in the case of an original petition. If a petition or amended petition is certified as sufficient, or if a petition or amended petition is certified as insufficient, and the recall committee does not elect to amend or request Council review under subsection (2) of this section within the time required, the Clerk shall promptly present the certificate to the Council and the certificate shall then be a final determination as to the sufficiency of the petition.
(2) Council Review. If a petition or amended petition has been certified as being insufficient, the recall committee may, within two days after receiving the copy of such certificate, file a request that it be reviewed by the Council. The Council shall review the certificate at its next meeting following the filing of such request and approve or disapprove it. The Council's determination shall then be a final determination as to the sufficiency of the petition.
(3) Public Hearing . Subsequent to Council's determination of sufficiency, the Council shall convene a public hearing in order to allow the members of the public to attend and have an opportunity to discuss the recall petition and the basis and criteria for the recall. If the matter has been referred to an independent examiner, then, if possible, the independent examiner will chair the public hearing. If no independent examiner has been appointed or is available, then the chair of the Town Council shall appoint another individual to chair the public hearing.
(4) Court Review; New Petition. A final determination as to the sufficiency of a petition shall be subject to court review. A final determination of insufficiency, even if sustained upon court review, shall not prejudice the filing of a new petition for the same purpose.
(d) Actions on Petitions. The Council shall, within 30 days following a final determination that the recall petition is sufficient, hold a municipal election for the purpose of submitting the question of recall to a vote of the qualified voters of the Town [strike] or, in the case of recall of a Council member elected from a district, the qualified voters of that district. [end strike] Pending the outcome of the election, the elected official who is the subject of the recall petition shall continue to exercise all of the privileges of his or her office. An official shall be recalled when a majority of those voting thereon shall have voted in the affirmative so long as the total number of votes cast for and against recall is at least equal to 30% of the total number of qualified voters who cast votes for Governor in the most recent gubernatorial election. Where the voters have recalled an official, the Council shall fill the vacancy thus created in accordance with the provisions of Section 2.11 of this Charter.
(e) Candidacy of Incumbent. An official who is recalled by the voters shall be allowed to seek re-election at the special election called for the purpose of filling the vacancy created by the recall by filing a notice with the Town Clerk that he or she wishes to have his or her name appear on the ballot. The request shall be filed no later than the fifteenth day preceding the election. The official shall not be required to circulate a nomination petition. Other qualified voters who seek to fill the vacancy created by the recall shall have until the fifteenth day preceding the election to file with the Town Clerk a petition as required by the Charter for a regular municipal election.
(f) Recall Ballot. The ballot for recall shall contain the following question: "Shall (name of person being subjected to recall) be recalled from the office of (name of office)?" Immediately below such question shall appear in the following order the words "yes" and "no" and to the left of each, a square in which the voter may indicate his or her vote.
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
Wednesday, March 6, 2019
LISBON PUBLIC HEARING
Public Hearing Notice - Business Application
Council Meeting on March 19, 2019 at 7:00 PM
Notice is hereby given
that the Lisbon Town Council intends to hold a public hearing on
Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 7:00 PM in the Town Office Public Meeting
Room to hear comments on a new Medical Marijuana Establishment License
for Chris Brunelle d/b/a BBB Pharmaceutical Alternatives, LLC., 385
Lisbon Street, Lisbon, ME. The public is invited to attend.
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
Monday, March 4, 2019
LISBON PARKING BAN UPDATE
Parking Ban in effect from 10:00 pm Sunday, March 3 to 5:00 pm Monday, March 4.
Due to the pending snow
storm the Town of Lisbon has issued a parking ban from 10:00 pm Sunday,
March 3 through 5:00 pm Monday, March 4. Please remember to drive
safely and check on your neighbors especially the elderly.
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
Friday, March 1, 2019
LISBON CHARTER COMMUNICATION NOTIFICATION
Charter Communication Notification - February 28, 2019
This letter will serve
as notice that on or around March 29, 2019, Charter Communications
(“Charter”), locally known as Spectrum, will launch Cine Sony and
Pasiones on the Latino View in the channel line-up serving your
community.
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
Revised - Town of Lisbon Comprehensive Plan - Final Draft as of 2-28-2019
Revised - Town of Lisbon Comprehensive Plan - Final Draft as of 2-28-2019
REVISED: 2/28/2019
document for Lisbon because it serves so many functions.
The Comprehensive Plan is a…
Statement about what is important to the people of Lisbon.
The plan not only identifies important places and programs, but also documents core values and
a shared vision for the future of the community. This shared vision is a statement about the kind
of community people want to be a part of in the future.
Blueprint for how to achieve important things.
The Plan contains a large laundry list of goals and policies to meet the state requirements for
all Comprehensive Plans in the state. However, ours is focused on a smaller, prioritized subset
these goals and policies in order to better guide activities and ensure that the Town Council, the
Planning Board, town staff and others are productive over the next few years.
Land use plan.
The core of a Comprehensive Plan is a blueprint for designating where and in what manner
future development should occur within the community. It specifically identifies areas in Lisbon
where most new growth should be located and points out areas where new growth should be
discouraged. These Growth and Rural areas are the basis for zoning updates and changes within
the forecast time period of the Plan.
Snapshot of the community in time.
The Plan is a useful benchmark for future town staff, elected officials, and other interested parties
because it provides much detailed information about municipal services, buildings, properties
and financial data.
Please click here to read the full document. Thank you
INTRODUCTION
Aside from the Town Charter, the Comprehensive Plan is the most important municipaldocument for Lisbon because it serves so many functions.
The Comprehensive Plan is a…
Statement about what is important to the people of Lisbon.
The plan not only identifies important places and programs, but also documents core values and
a shared vision for the future of the community. This shared vision is a statement about the kind
of community people want to be a part of in the future.
Blueprint for how to achieve important things.
The Plan contains a large laundry list of goals and policies to meet the state requirements for
all Comprehensive Plans in the state. However, ours is focused on a smaller, prioritized subset
these goals and policies in order to better guide activities and ensure that the Town Council, the
Planning Board, town staff and others are productive over the next few years.
Land use plan.
The core of a Comprehensive Plan is a blueprint for designating where and in what manner
future development should occur within the community. It specifically identifies areas in Lisbon
where most new growth should be located and points out areas where new growth should be
discouraged. These Growth and Rural areas are the basis for zoning updates and changes within
the forecast time period of the Plan.
Snapshot of the community in time.
The Plan is a useful benchmark for future town staff, elected officials, and other interested parties
because it provides much detailed information about municipal services, buildings, properties
and financial data.
Please click here to read the full document. Thank you
SUBMITTED BY: TOWN OF LISBON
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