Agendas
Note:
agendas and notices are posted on our website as they
appear. The public is invited to all meetings.
More information can be found at the town's websites:
www.newgloucester.com, and www.graymaine.org, www.msad15.org
New
Gloucester Selectmen
Steve Libby, Chair, 926-3190, Slibby01@maine.rr.com
Steve Chandler, Vice-Chair, 926-4116, socnat@ime.net
Stephanie Bryan, 926-4466, sjbsteel@aol.com
Kevin Sullivan, 926-6101, rydil@maine.rr.com
Lynn Conger, 926-3569, lynn@securespeed.net
Gray
Town Council
Pam Wilkinson, Chair, 428-3732, dingwell@maine.rr.com
Richard Barter, Vice-Chair, 657-3724, rfbarter@maine.rr.com
Jack Goosetrey, 428-3206 jgooset1@maine.rr.com
Lynn Olson, 657-2203, oa@maine.rr.com
Matt Sturgis, 657-2190, anason1@maine.rr.com
2003-2004
SAD 15 Board Members
Gray
= Dan Maguire, Chair, 428-3623,
Gray = Amy Wilbur, 657-3290, amysad15@aol.com
Gray = Heather Skilling, 428-3432, hskilli2@maine.rr.com
Gray = Dawn Bailey, 657-2655, cbailey2@maine.rr.com
Gray = Peter Pinkerton, 657-7407
Gray = Tod Bennett, 657-4012, todsad15@maine.rr.com
NG = Alan Rich, Vice-Chair, 926-4026
NG = Carmel Morin, 926-4243
NG = Jim Hutchinson, 926-3787, jimsmetal802@cs.com
NG = David Sutherland, 926-3558, sutherlandbp@juno.com
NG = Bill Corrigan, 926-3510
Gray
Municipal Calendar
Stimson
Hall is at 4 Shaker Road, Town Office is at 6 Shaker
Rd. All meetings are open to the public. The public
is welcome to attend. FMI call 657-3339 or e-mail
Town Office at townmanager@graymaine.org. Visit the
Town’s website at www.graymaine.org
Gray Town Calendar
Thurs Feb. 5: 7 p.m. - Ordinance Review Committee,
Stimson Hall
Mon., Feb. 9: 6 p.m. - Council Workshop, Stimson Hall
Tues., Feb. 10: 7 p.m. - Library Trustees, Library
Wed., Feb 11: 5:30 p.m. - Solid Waste Committee, Stimson
Hall
Thurs., Feb. 12: 7 p.m. - Planning Board, Stimson
Hall
Sat. Feb. 14: 8 a.m. - Council/Staff Budget preparations
Gray
Agendas
Council Workshop agenda
Stimson
Hall, Feb., 9,
2004, 6:00 p.m.
Landfill Stickers- Do they encourage appropriate use?
Discussion
of the amendments to the Undesignated Fund Balance
Policy
Pennell
Update – Lease and other
Law
Enforcement Presentation Points
Woolen
Mill Site
Budget 2005 discussions
Back Lots
Other
Gray
Planning Board Agenda
7 p.m., February 12, 2004, Stimson Hall
Minutes
Minutes of October 23, 2003 Meeting
Minutes of December 11, 2003 Meeting
Minutes of January 8, 2004 Meeting
Minutes of January 22, 2004 Meeting
Information Exchange
January 20th correspondence from the Town Manager
to thePlanning Board reference proposed amendments
to the Street Construction Ordinance.
Tabled Matters and Unfinished Business
Public Hearing Business
Public Hearing and Decision on a Proposed Amendment
to Section 403.14. Table 1.15 of the Shoreland Zoning
Ordinance with reference to deleting footnote #9 stating
Planning Boardhas 7 days to decide if Shoreland Zoning
application should come before the Planning Board.
Public Hearing and Decision on Proposed Amendments
to the Street Construction Ordinance pertaining to
Table 2.1 reducing maximum grade on a minor street
and establishing a 20 foot traveling with 4' and 2'
shoulders, and Table 5.2.F establishing a minimum
driveway width of 12 feet when served by four ormore
lots.
New Business
Application from Tim Wilkinson, 521 Mayall Road, New
Gloucester, Maine to separate the lot of Donald Doyle,
Jr., 17 Egypt Road, Gray, Maine back in to the original
lots of Lot 2 - Nazareth Knolls Subdivision and Lot
8 - Jason Acres Subdivision. Map10, Lot15-2, RRA Zone.
Proposed Planning Board Budget for the Fiscal Year
July 1, 2004 to June 30, 2005.
Sketch Plan of Proposed Morrill Mills Estate Subdivision
off Route 115 (Yarmouth Road) for a total of 76 single
family lots, a 24 unit age restricted housing development,
a little league sized baseball field, open space,
and a roadway system. Gorrill-Palmer Engineers, 15
Shaker Road, Gray, Maine is applicant for Morrill
Mills Estates LLC, 443 Congress Street, Portland,
Maine.
Non Agenda Items
VII. Adjournment
Town
of Gray Notices
Public
Hearing Notice
The
Gray Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing At
7p.m. February 12, 2004, Upstairs In Stimson Hall
on a Proposed Amendment to Chapter 403, Section 14,
Table 1.15 of the Shoreland Zoning Ordinance to strike
out the Planning Board seven day review notice for
one and two family Residences.
Public Hearing Notice
Town of Gray, Maine
The Gray Planning Board will hold a Public Hearing
At 7 p.m., February 12, 2004, Upstairs in Stimson
Hall on a proposed amendment to Chapter 403, Section
14, Table 1.15 of The Shoreland Zoning Ordinance to
strike out the Planning Board seven day review notice
for one and two family residences.
Gray Town Office closures
Gray Town Offices will be closed on Monday, February
16th to observe President's Day.
Also Upstairs Town Office will be closed from 12:30
p.m. to 1:15 p.m. for Lunch time. Sorry for any inconvenience
this may cause. Downstairs (Assessor, Planner, Code
Enforcement Officer) areas remain open as before.
Town
of Gray Public Notice
Names of Town Roads which are Posted for Weight Limits
Posted from Feb.28 to May 1st 2004
Pursuant to M. R. S. A. Title 29, Section 902
1. North Raymond Road
2. Egypt Road
3. Mayall Road - Route 100 to New Gloucester Town
Line
4. Mayall Road - Entrance to Portland Sand to Route
100
5. Mayall Road from Rt. 115 to Depot Rd
6. Center Road [Formerly Old Portland Road]
7. Center Road [Formerly Dutton Hill Road]
8. Dutton Hill
9. Hunts Hill Road
10. Upper Marginal Way
11. Forest Lake Road
12. Cambell Shore Road
13. Ramsdell Road
14. Long Hill Road
15. Whitney Road
16. Libby Hill Road
17. Mayberry Road
18. Lyons Point Road [Formerly Brown Road]
19. Gore Road
20. Lawrence Road
21. Totton Road
22. Weymouth Road
23. Town Farm Road from Depot Rd. to N. Yarmouth Town
Line
24. Fairview Avenue
25. Adler Drive
26. Spruce Drive [Formerly Pine Drive]
27. Presidential Dr.
28. Foster Hill Road
29. Legrow Road
The Highway is considered " SOLIDLY " Frozen
" only when the air
temperature is 32 degrees fahrenheit or below and
no Water is
showing in the cracks of the road.
Both conditions must be met.
Town
of Gray Public Notice
Thursday - February 19, 2004
7 p.m. - Stimson Hall (downstairs)
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a meeting on
the variance request of Paul and Tracy Morton, 204
Westwood Road, Gray, Maine map3/l3c requests an administrative
appeal of the code officer's decision of the denial
of the use of space for classroom purposes.
The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold a meeting on
the variance request of Sharon Bard, 54 Aquilla Road,
Raymond, Maine, mapl13/74, requests an administrative
appeal of the code officers decision of the denial
of a shoreland zoning application.
New
Gloucester Municipal Calendar
All
meetings are open to the public. The public is welcome
to attend. New Gloucester Town Office is at Lower
Gloucester, Intervale Rd., New Gloucester. Phone:
926-4126. The Town website is www.newgloucester.com
Thurs. Feb. 5: Gazebo Comm 7 pm Library
Mon., Feb. 9: Selectmen/Budget Review 6 pm Meeting
House
Thu., Feb. 12: Fairgrounds Comm 7 p.m. Meeting House
New
Gloucester Notices
Bid
Notice
Town of New Gloucester, Maine
Request for proposals
Computer System Upgrade & Service Plan
The Town of New Gloucester is requesting proposals
from reputable firms to upgrade the town's computer
system in the Town Hall. It is also seeking proposals
for a hardware/software maintenance service plan and
support services for ongoing maintenance and administration
of the system.
To obtain the required RFP package and additional
information, or to arrange a meeting to evaluate the
current computer system, please contact Town Manager,
Rosemary Kulow, Town of New Gloucester, 385 Intervale
Road, PO Box 82, New Gloucester, Maine, 04260. Proposals
must be submitted to the Town Manager no later than
4:00 p.m., February 25, 2004.
SAD
15 News
Attention All Parents of Children Entering Kindergarten
In September 2004
It is that time of year for us to start looking into
our community to see how many children will be entering
our schools in the Fall of 2004. If your child is
going to be five years old by October 15, 2004, then
we want to here from you. You need to register your
child for Kindergarten screening.
The earlier that we hear from you the faster we can
schedule appointments for you to come and visit. Depending
on where you live in our district, you need to give
us a call at one of the phone numbers listed. Russell
School 657-4929 /Memorial School 926-4322.
Principals: Ellen Beale, Russell School, Donna Beeley,
Memorial School
District: Parent Involvement in
Title 1 Policy Development
From Karen Caprio, Director of Teaching and Learning
The No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act of 2001 requires
that every Local Education Agency (LEA) develop a
District Level and a School Level Parent Involvement
Policy. The District Design team has held the first
of three meetings to review the policy and establish
procedures for the Title 1 program. The history of
the Title 1 program in MSAD #15, and an overview of
the current Title 1 program were given by the Literacy
Specialists. This presentation was followed by an
activity to write the District Level Parent Involvement
Policy. All of the information will be collapsed into
a rough draft to be shared at our next meeting. We
will also work to define the School Level Parent Involvement
Policy for Title 1, and we will edit the School-Parent
Compact. If you have ideas about Title 1 programming
we hope you will join us.
The next meeting is scheduled for February 26, from
4 to 6 p.m. at the Middle School Library. Even if
you couldn't make the first meeting you are still
welcome to attend the meeting on February 26th.
District: MSAD#15 Community Forum:
As part of the comprehensive education planning for
MSAD#15, the Board of Directors will be hosting a
community forum to gather your thoughts about the
future of our schools for the next five to seven years.
The Board will use the information gathered to guide
their work on finance, policy, facilities and district
services.
All who have an interest in the community are invited
to attend one of two identical forums, which will
be held on: Saturday, February 7th from 9:00 a.m.
to noon, Or Wednesday, February 11th from 6:30 p.m.-9
p.m.
Forums will be held at the Gray-New Gloucester High
School Cafeteria. Childcare will be available for
those who register ahead by calling Janice at 657-9211.
Scholarship Night For Parents And Students Of The
Class Of 2004
When:
Thursday, February 5th
Time: 6:30 PM
Place: High School Cafeteria
If
you are a senior (or parent of a senior) planning
to continue your education beyond high school, come
to this meeting to learn about different types of
scholarships. We will discuss local, state, federal
and private scholarships and how to get them. This
is an important meeting for all seniors and their
parents - all are encouraged to attend.
Please direct questions to Gary Canter, Lori Conway
or Kathy Sargent in the guidance office: 657-4353.
High School
Interpreting The PSAT, Standardized Testing and Planning
for College
a Meeting for Parents Of Sophomores And Juniors -
Class of 2005 And 2006
When: Tuesday, February 10th
Time: 6:30 PM
Place: High School Cafeteria
(This meeting will be repeated on Tuesday, February
24th)
During this meeting will review the results of the
PSAT, which most sophomores and juniors took last
October. Even if your child did not take this test,
you will find the information at this meeting of interest.
After an initial presentation on how to interpret
the test results, we will split the group in to two.
Sophomore parents will meet with Lori Conway and Kathy
Sargent to discuss the new SATs for the class of 2006.
Junior parents will meet with Gary Canter to discuss
the college search, selection, application and financial
aid process.
Please make every effort to attend this meeting.
SAD#15 lunch menu Feb 9-13
Dunn
Mon: waffles w/ham, vegetable, fruit
Tues: pazzo bread or chili w/cheese, potato chips,
vegetable, fruit
Wed: baked chicken or egg omelet, mac & cheese,
vegetable, Jell-O w/cream
Thurs: fish sandwich, or chicken quesadilla, rice,
vegetable, fruit
Fri: pizza or egg salad sand., veggie stix, potato
chips, Valentine's cupcake
Memorial
Mon: hot dog in a roll, potato puffs, cukes, pears
Tues: hamburger, lettuce & tomato, potato chips,
cookie
Wed: mini Italians, French fires, fruit
Thurs: pancakes, sausage, hash browns, vegetable,
fruit
Fri: pizza, potato chips, tossed salad, animal crackers
Russell
Mon: Hamburger, potato puffs, corn, applesauce
Tues: grilled cheese sand., tomato soup, cukes w/dressing,
peaches
Wed: roast turkey w/gravy, mashed potato, carrots,
yogurt
Thurs: fish sticks, buttered macaroni, green beans,
cookies
Fri: pizza, potato chips, veggies, ice cream
Middle
Mon: cinn French toast w/sausage, or scrambled eggs,
carrots, animal crackers, fruit
Tues: cheeseburger or hot dog, salad bar, French fries,
green beans, pears
Wed: chicken noodle soup, BLT or tuna sand., salad
bar, peas, pudding, fruit
Thurs: meatball sub or deli turkey sand., salad bar,
French fries, carrots, brownies
Fri: ham, cheese, sausage or pepperoni pizza, salad
bar, potato chips, ice cream, fruit
