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Shore Road path cost to be presented Feb. 25

CAPE ELIZABETH — After months of trying to quell rumors on the expected cost of a proposed Shore Road pedestrian path, the pathway committee will get an actual cost estimate at its meeting Wednesday, Feb. 25.

Sarah Trent • News •
Friday, February 20, 2009 at 12:32 pm
s-ceordinancecommittee-020609 Committee's approach evokes spot zoning

CAPE ELIZABETH — The Town Council Ordinance Committee is using zoning loopholes to essentially spot zone a home at 553 Shore Road, which is under discussion for addition to the Business-A district.

Sarah Trent • News •
Friday, February 6, 2009 at 11:22 am

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s-ceshoreroadpathway-020609 Panel OKs Shore Road path concept; But council support is unlikely

CAPE ELIZABETH — The Shore Road Pathway Committee approved a concept plan Wednesday. Cost estimates will be gathered for next month.

Sarah Trent • News •
Friday, February 6, 2009 at 8:13 am
s-letter_beal-012309 Support Shore Road rezoning

As a resident of Cape Elizabeth in very close proximity to 553 Shore Road (directly behind the Irving station) I was very pleased that the property had been brought back to its original grandeur by the new owners and in a timely fashion. The building had been in disrepair and in very bad need o...

Mo Mehlsak • Opinion •
Friday, January 23, 2009 at 10:12 am
s-ceordcommittee-122608 Zoning discussion turns to restaurant rules

CAPE ELIZABETH — The Ordinance Committee Tuesday continued discussion of the Business-A district overhaul, focusing on proposed uses.

Sarah Trent • News •
Friday, December 26, 2008 at 10:16 am

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Shore Road path cost to be presented Feb. 25

s-ceordinancecommittee-020609 Committee's approach evokes spot zoning

s-ceshoreroadpathway-020609 Panel OKs Shore Road path concept; But council support is unlikely

s-letter_beal-012309 Support Shore Road rezoning

s-ceordcommittee-122608 Zoning discussion turns to restaurant rules

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