Title: BUSINESS INVITEES
1Hospitals, Health Industry, Welfare Community
Agencies, Retail, Housing, Lodging Food,
Transportation/Support, Fairpoint, Comcast, CMP,
Guilford, Waste Disposal, Chambers of Commerce,
Maine Development Foundation
2Other Interesting Factors
- Municipal Development Tax Increment Financing
Districts - Solid Waste Pay-as-you-Throw Program
- Kittery Community Center at Frisbee Commons
Referendum - School Committee Referendum Traip Referendum
- Eliot Sewer Agreement
- Solid Waste Facility Regionalization
- CIP - Centralized Facility Management Shared
Services Committee - CIP FY12 Stabilized Debt managed Capital
Funding - Harbor Grant Application Boating Infrastructure
March 2011 - CDBG Application Review December
- Town Code Recodification - Underway
- Memorial Bridge Closure 2-4 Years
3Possibilities
The town currently has a mixed use zone from
the Rte 1 mall area to the York town line where
little permitted growth has occurred in its 20
year existence. Should this zone be restructured
to enable a designed growth pattern such as a
mixed village cluster?
To create a business/jobs growth incentive, would
you support the town implementing a State program
that allows the creation of Development Districts
using tax increment financing (tax revenues
from the District) to fund growth related public
improvements while sheltering said increases from
reductions of state revenue sharing aid for
education, and lessening the county tax?
Should the town create Historic Preservation
Districts including Kittery Foreside/Wallingford
Square and Kittery Point Village and establish
zoning requirements to preserve their current
New England character?
4Town/City Manager Portsmouth, York, Eliot,
South Berwick, PNS SMRPC, KACTS, KEYS, SEI,
Workforce Coalition SPO, MDOT, MSHA, DIFW, DEP,
State Parks Service Centers Sheriff, County
Commissioners, Legislators
Regional INVITEES
5Other Interesting Factors
Municipal Development Tax Increment Financing
Districts Solid Waste Pay-as-you-Throw
Program Kittery Community Center at Frisbee
Commons Referendum School Committee Referendum
Traip Academy Open-Close Eliot TIF Sewer
Agreement Solid Waste Facility Regionalization CIP
- Centralized Facility Management CIP FY12
Stabilized Debt Managed Capital Funding Harbor
Grant Application Boating Infrastructure
March 2011 Memorial Bridge Closure 2-4 Years
6Interlocal? Regional?
- Public Services
- Existing
- Sheriff/PSAP
- Emergency Management
- Fire Department mutual aid agreements
- Solid Waste Management recycling jointly
- Schools? SAFE?
- Recreation Department
- Fort Foster, Fort McLary, Seapoint Beach
- Service Center? (joint purchasing, shared staff)
- Water Supply
- Waste water treatment
- Eastern Maine Trail District
- KACTS/ MDOT/Route 236 Corridor/Traffic Incident
Management Group - Health Care
- Proposed
- Continue search for new opportunities for sharing
public facilities and services - Expand regional cooperation in waste reduction
and recycling - Expand communication with MSAD-35/York/Portsmouth
Schools
7Growth and Development Existing York Chamber of
Commerce KEYS Obsolete - Harbor,
Busing SMRPC MID/TIF Proposed Work with schools
(MMA, etc) to expand job training, small business
counseling and entrepreneurial skills. Continue
active participation in regional economic
development organizations. Senior Housing.
Workforce Housing Coalition Initiate contacts
with neighboring planning boards on development
issues along arterial highways.
- Natural Resources
- Existing
- Spruce Creek Watershed
- Rachel Carson
- KEAC
- Proposed
- regional efforts to protect the quality of and
access to the Piscataqua River. - Mt A to the Sea Land trusts
- Continue to engage in protection for the Spruce
Creek watershed.
Interlocal? Regional?
8Openly Regional
Regional Economic Development Regional
Recreational Center Isles of Shoals Moorings
Regional Bus Service Regional Watershed
Planning Regional Coordination of Stormwater
Requirements Regional Open Space Planning
Regional Bicycle Routes Regional Affordable
Housing Initiatives