LIVERMORE — Selectpersons on Tuesday awarded a three-year mowing contract to Robert Martin of Livermore Falls and a trash-hauling contract to Pine Tree Waste of Lewiston. A decision on the mowing bids was tabled this month because the advertisement requested bidders include the annual price per year for three years, an equipment list, proof of […]
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Livermore selectpersons will now meet Mondays
LIVERMORE — Selectpersons voted Tuesday night to change their meeting nights to Mondays, approved two junkyard permits, reviewed safe lifting procedures and heard an update on the town truck. The board changed its meeting day to Tuesdays due to a work conflict when Wayne Timberlake was elected to the board. Another work conflict has led […]
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Livermore budget increases approved
LIVERMORE — The Budget Committee and selectpersons approved budget requests Wednesday night that would increase spending $10,948 for 2018-19. Tom Gould, chairman of the Board of Selectpersons, said the board was after the last town audit that more separation was needed between the treasurer and the administrative assistant. Mary Castonguay has been serving voluntarily as […]
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Livermore voters to decide on land gift
LIVERMORE — A decision on accepting 10 acres from the owners of Dollar General will be put to voters at the annual town meeting in June. Administrative assistant Amy Byron told selectpersons Tuesday night she had researched meeting minutes and found no vote from them to accept the gift. She said she did find a […]
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Work on Livermore road starts Wednesday
LIVERMORE — Administrative Assistant Amy Byron said the Highway Department will begin work on Robinson Road between Gibbs Mill and River roads on Wednesday, Aug. 16. The section from Gibbs Mill Road to Federal Road (Route 4) isn’t included. “Expect delays as they remove trees and ledge,” she said. Last week, selectpersons accepted Bruce A. Manzer’s bid […]
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Livermore's new CEO will streamline permitting process
LIVERMORE — Selectpersons agreed Tuesday evening that new Code Enforcement Officer Travis Tardif is the Planning Board’s designee, who will be the first person to contact for a permit. Tardif shared ideas that would streamline the process and created a site plan dummy sheet. Everyone will be required to fill out a building permit application. […]