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Rockland, ME

RocklandME averageUS Census ACS
Population
6,991
Per-capita income
$35,043
Median home value
$234,400
Bachelor's or higher
36%
Typical home value $350,764 -4.1% yr/yr · +27% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
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Tue Sep 1, 2026

Planning Board

Planning Board to hold public hearings on zoning amendments

The Rockland Planning Board will discuss and hold public hearings on several proposed zoning and lighting ordinance amendments, including changes to residential and commercial dimensional standards, land use categories, lighting regulations for non-conforming fixtures, and accessory dwelling units. The board is also scheduled to review previous meeting minutes and take public comment.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND PLANNING BOARD AGENDA Tuesday August 1, 2026 at 5:15 p.m. Rockland City Hall Council Chambers 1. Call to Order and Roll Call: 2. Communications: 3. Old Business: 4. New Business: 5. Other: a. Ordinance Amendments and Memo Discussion: Chapter 20, Sec. 19-207 Residential Dimensional Standards An amendment to the City’s Zoning Ordinance eliminating the Maximum Structure Coverage Percentages from the Residential A, AA, B & B-1 Zones and adding Maximum Lot Coverage Percentages to those zones. #22 Chapter 19, Sec. 19-207 Commercial Dimensional Standards An amendment to the City’s Zoning Ordinance eliminating the Maximum Structure Coverage Percentages from the Commercial Zones. #24 Chapter 19, Article 2 Land Use Categories An amendment to the City’s Zoning Ordinance to clarify, consolidate, and simplify land use categories streamlining the code to make it easier for the public to understand and for staff to administer. -PUBLIC HEARING- #25 Chapter 16, Sec. 16-401(D) Existing Non-Conforming Luminaires An amendment to the City’s Lighting Ordinance to increase flexibility of administration of lighting regulations for pre-existing non-conforming luminaires to allow property owners to petition the Code Enforcement Officer to demonstrate that their lighting will be as conforming to the standards as practically possible. -PUBLIC HEARING- #26 Chapter 19, Articles 2 & 4 Accessory Dwelling Units An amendment to the City’s …
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Wed Sep 2, 2026

Energy and Sustainability Advisory Committee

Committee reviews project updates and discusses SMART goals

The Rockland Energy and Sustainability Advisory Committee will hold a standard meeting to review notes and discuss project updates. The primary agenda item is a discussion on SMART goals and activity types. The meeting concludes with a recap of new action items and a mention of Oceanside engagement.

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Rockland Energy and Sustainability Advisory Committee September 2nd, 2026 September Agenda 5:00 – 5:05 p.m. Housekeeping | Welcome guests & new members 5:05 – 5:15 p.m. Review | Last meeting’s notes and action items 5:15 – 5:30 p.m. Updates + New Topics | Any relevant news, agenda additions, or ideas ●​ Update on Transfer Station Wayfinding ●​ Update on MacDougal Community Garden ●​ Update on Resilient SMP Project ●​ Recap/Update on Safe Routes to South School ●​ Recap on Garden Tour ●​ Healthy Lighting 5:30 – 6:15 p.m. Primary Topic Discussion | Focus in on scheduled discussion topic ●​ Recap of SMART Goals ●​ Activity Types ●​ New members 6:15 – 6:30 p.m. Recap | New action items, next month’s topic & next month’s meeting location ●​ Oceanside engagement Suggested Annual Meeting Schedule January: SMART Goal recap February: March: Logo and Sustainability Commendation April: May: Year-in-review and looking to next year* June: Next year goal setting July: Next year goal setting August: Summer break – no meeting September: Flex meeting / general updates* October: School gardens / student projects November: Flex meeting / general updates* December: Holiday break – no meeting

Reuniones recientes

Wed Aug 26, 2026

Minor Site Plan Review Committee

Rockland committee to review Trekkers' 3,000 sq ft garage plan

The Minor Site Plan Review Committee is meeting to review a site plan application (PB27-1) from Trekkers for a 3,000 square foot garage at 325 Old County Rd (Tax Map 68B1). The agenda includes call to order, communications, old business, new business, public comment, and minutes approval. No other substantive items are listed.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND MINOR SITE PLAN AGENDA Wednesday August 26, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. Rockland City Hall Council Chambers 1. Call to Order and Roll Call: 2. Communications: 3. Old Business: 4. New Business: Review an application and site plan(PB27-1) submitted by Trekkers for a 3,000 square foot garage located at 325 Old County Rd Tax Map 68B1 5. Other: 6. Public Comment: 7. Previous Meetings Minutes 8. Adjournment: cc: City Manager Department Heads Applicants
Tue Aug 25, 2026

City Council

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK ’S OFFICE August 24, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY AUGUST 25, 2026 AT 5:30 P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): Executive Session Pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(E) for consultation with the City Attorney on a legal matter. THESE MEETINGS ARE AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY VIA ZOOM. THE LINK FOR THE ZOOM MEETING WILL BE POSTED ON THE CITY CALENDAR AT www.rocklandmaine.gov ON THE DAYS OF THE MEETINGS. THESE MEETINGS ARE ALSO BEING LIVE STREAMED THROUGH THE CITY’S WEBSITE (www.rocklandmaine.gov) AND BROADCAST OVER SPECTRUM CABLE CHANNEL 1303. ______Stuart H. Sylvester____ STUART H. SYLVESTER CITY CLERK City of Rockland, Maine (Link to City Website) Stay Connected with the City of Rockland! (Link to Free City Alert sign-up page) GUIDE FOR READING AGENDA ITEMS Pursuant to the City Charter, the City Council can only act by Ordinance, Order or Resolve. For Ordinance Amendments: There are two readings for each proposed Ordinance Amendment, First Reading and Final Reading (along with a Public Hearing). After an Ordinance Amendment is passed in First Reading, a public hearing is set for the next Regular Monthly Meeting. If the Ordinance Amendment requires review by a City board, commission, or committee, it will be referred to that board, commission or …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA August 3, 2026 Discussion: Downtown Pedestrian Safety Demonstration Project Discussion: TIF Percentages – Assessor Molli Bennett Set Agenda for 08/10/2026 Regular Meeting Executive Session Pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(E) for consultation with the City Attorney on a legal matter. Roll Call: The meeeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Penelope York, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, and City Manager Tom Luttrell. City Attorney Mary Costigan participated electronically via Zoom, and Councilor Kaitlin Callahan was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Hal Perry, 25 State Street, spoke in support of proposed Ordinance Amendment #23 regarding parking restrictions on Florence Street. Mr. Perry stated that parked vehicles on Florence Street create significant traffic and access issues, particularly for emergency vehicles. He noted that since parking restrictions were implemented on Main Street, vehicle parking on Florence Street has increased considerably and described multiple occasions where vehicles have been forced into opposing travel lanes due to narrow roadway conditions. He urged the Council to support the proposal. - Louise McClellan-Roof, 51 Pacific Street, spoke regard …
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Tue Aug 18, 2026

Healthy Aging Working Group

Healthy Aging Working Group to discuss initiatives, grants, and CRC updates

The Healthy Aging Working Group is meeting to accept minutes, welcome new members, and discuss criteria and timelines for evaluating initiatives. They will also confirm a grantwriting subcommittee, hear about the Maine Council on Aging summit, and receive updates on the CRC budget and projects.

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Healthy Aging Working Group Aug. 18, 4-5pm, City Hall board room Agenda Acceptance of 8/04 minutes (4:01) Welcome Vikki Webster and hear from Chris Gallagher (4:07) -​ What areas of healthy aging particularly interest you? -​ Do you have ideas of how you can contribute?) HAWG initiatives (4:35) -​ Initiatives criteria – change? add? -​ Process/timeline for evaluating initiatives Grantwriting plan (4:38) -​ Confirm subcommittee Maine Council on Aging 9/30 Summit (4:40) CRC Update (4:55pm) -​ Budget: FY2026 FY2027 (Jan) -​ Access to Flanagan (Tom) -​ Wifi hub (Tom) -​ Info Hub (Jan B.) -​ Others? (Tim) Next meeting: Sept. 1, 5 - 6:30pm (City Hall board room) Final thoughts?
Tue Aug 18, 2026

Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group

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Rockland Lighthouse Working Group August 18, 2026 Meeting Agenda Time: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM Location: Wastewater Treatment Plant Board Room Address: 40 Tillson Ave, Rockland, ME 1. Welcome 2. Lighthouse Operations Update o Season openings to date o Volunteer participation and recent activity o Upcoming lighthouse opening schedule 3. Financial Report o Status of donations deposited into the nonprofit bank account to date o Status of city funds account o Fundraising website planning (determine next steps). Examples:  https://www.marshallpoint.org/walkway-repair-campaign  https://www.curtisisland.org/  https://seguinisland.org/support/donate/ 4. Volunteer (Lighthouse Keeper) Program o New Keeper Recruitment Update o Keeper Coordinator update (Jan)  Inform keepers of all Lighthouse Working Group meetings  Keeper-only Zoom meeting — August 26 at noon  Improve communication and provide trained keepers with calendar access  Establish an ongoing communication system for all keepers 5. September 12 Lighthouse Day — Planning o Confirm two keepers to open the lighthouse o Prepare tower: Cleaning; Lighting; Electrical cord and tower door o Designate a keeper to assist visitors o Coordination with Owls Head nonprofit and inclusion of RBLH o Promotion through: Facebook; City Website News Flash; City Manager’s newsletter o Finalize information for promotion 6. Communications / Signage o Facebook page update o QR Codes in Engine Room (Dave): Donation information; Volunteer information …
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Mon Aug 17, 2026

OS PBC

Committee plans public panel on opioid settlement funds

The Opioid Settlement Participatory Budget Committee is organizing a public panel discussion at Rockland City Hall where organizations will present how they would use funds if awarded, aligned with the four-pillar spending framework. The committee also discussed outreach efforts including flyers, emails, press releases, and ensuring ballot access for the upcoming vote.

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Opioid Settlement Participatory Budget Committee Meeting Date 8/17/26 @1pm at 11 White St, Rockland Members Present: Lisa Delfino. Erin Hustus, Mark Glovin, and Carolyn Bobola Council Members: None Moss center: None Conflicts of Interest: None Discussion topics ●​ Community Events - The desicon was made to hold a public panel discussion. ○​ The event will be held at Rockland City Hall and recorded to be placed on the website ■​ The premise of the panel is for all organizations to showcase how they will use the funds if awarded and how they fit into the overall 4 pillar consept of best spending practices. ■​ There will be a time for questions and answers after their presentation. ●​ Food will be present. ​ ●​ Outreach ○​ Flyers - ■​ A flyer describing the 4 organizations will need to be created ■​ A flyer calling for member activity was also discussed ○​ Email ■​ Once a mass email regarding the panel event and ballot question is created it will be shared out to the community. ○​ Public Conversation ■​ The group discussed speaking at different arenas in Sept. ○​ Newspaper ■​ Adding a press release to the local newspapers Additional Items Discussed:​ ●​ Next Steps ○​ Creating opt out for schools ■​ Next steps - ●​ Speaking to the OHS principle for correct verbage ●​ Creating a google form with the MOSS center folks ○​ New members ■​ Reaching out to the local recovery groups was discussed. ○​ Absentee Ballots ■​ How do we make sure all …
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Mon Aug 10, 2026

City Council

Council to vote on zoning changes, fees, grants, and tax write-offs

The Rockland City Council will hold its regular monthly meeting on August 10, 2026, starting with an executive session for a legal consultation. The public portion includes reports, a public forum, and votes on several orders and ordinance amendments. Key actions include final readings on zoning changes for residential and commercial dimensional standards, a service charge on tax-exempt rental properties, and first readings on parking, land use, lighting, and accessory dwelling unit amendments. The council will also consider orders on wastewater fees, reserve fund expenditures, a grant acceptance, and tax write-offs.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE August 7, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2026 AT 3:00 P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): Executive Session pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(E) For consultation with the City Attorney on a legal matter. Regular Meeting [See Below for Agenda] THESE MEETINGS ARE AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY VIA ZOOM. THE LINK FOR THE ZOOM MEETING WILL BE POSTED ON THE CITY CALENDAR AT www.rocklandmaine.gov ON THE DAYS OF THE MEETINGS. THESE MEETINGS ARE ALSO BEING LIVE STREAMED THROUGH THE CITY'S WEBSITE (www.rocklandmaine.gov) AND BROADCAST OVER SPECTRUM CABLE CHANNEL 1308. Stuart tt Sploesier STUART H., SYLVESTER CITY CLERK City of Rockland, Maine (Link to City Website) Stay Connected with the City of Rockland! (Link to Free City Alert sign-up page} GUIDE FOR READING AGENDA ITEMS Pursuant to the City Charter, the City Council can only act by Ordinance, Order or Resolve. For Ordinance Amendments: There are two readings for each proposed Ordinance Amendment, First Reading and Final Reading (along with a Public Hearing). After an Ordinance Amendment is passed in First Reading, a public hearing is set for the next Regular Monthly Meeting. If the Ordinance Amendment requires review by a City board, commission, or committee, it will be refer …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA August 3, 2026 Discussion: Downtown Pedestrian Safety Demonstration Project Discussion: TIF Percentages – Assessor Molli Bennett Set Agenda for 08/10/2026 Regular Meeting Executive Session Pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(E) for consultation with the City Attorney on a legal matter. Roll Call: The meeeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Penelope York, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, and City Manager Tom Luttrell. City Attorney Mary Costigan participated electronically via Zoom, and Councilor Kaitlin Callahan was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Hal Perry, 25 State Street, spoke in support of proposed Ordinance Amendment #23 regarding parking restrictions on Florence Street. Mr. Perry stated that parked vehicles on Florence Street create significant traffic and access issues, particularly for emergency vehicles. He noted that since parking restrictions were implemented on Main Street, vehicle parking on Florence Street has increased considerably and described multiple occasions where vehicles have been forced into opposing travel lanes due to narrow roadway conditions. He urged the Council to support the proposal. - Louise McClellan-Roof, 51 Pacific Street, spoke regard …
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Wed Aug 5, 2026

Coast Guard City Advisory Committee

Coast Guard committee plans events, awards, and competitions

The Coast Guard City Advisory Committee discussed upcoming events and activities, including a golf tournament, fall cookout, chili cookoff, and parade floats for the Lobster Festival. They also considered increasing junior crew involvement, giving more public service awards, and organizing competitions between units and town departments. The meeting was largely planning and discussion, with no formal decisions or budget items.

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USCG Meeting 08/05/2026 Meeting started 5:05 pm In Attendance Paul, Brandy, Joe, Sharon and by Ed. Follow up on Golf Tournament. Can't be fundraiser for Legion. Discounted tickets is OK. Not free. Fall party cookout? TBay will be dry docked until October. Junior crews more involvement? More public service awards to crew members. Chili cookoff bring back? Talk about competitions between units and town departments like RPD, RFD etc. USCG Parade floats for Lobster Festival? Next meeting at 5pm September 2nd Meeting Adjourned at 5:33
Tue Aug 4, 2026

Planning Board

Rockland Planning Board to hold public hearings on zoning ordinance amendments

The Planning Board will hold public hearings regarding changes to dimensional standards in the city's zoning ordinance. The discussions focus on how structure and lot coverage are calculated in residential and commercial zones.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND PLANNING BOARD AGENDA Tuesday August 4, 2026 at 5:15 p.m. Rockland City Hall Council Chambers 1. Call to Order and Roll Call: 2. Communications: 3. Old Business: 4. New Business: 5. Other: a. Ordinance Amendments and Memo Discussion: Chapter 20, Sec. 19-207 Residential Dimensional Standards An amendment to the City’s Zoning Ordinance eliminating the Maximum Structure Coverage Percentages from the Residential A, AA, B & B-1 Zones and adding Maximum Lot Coverage Percentages to those zones. – PUBLIC HEARING- #22 Chapter 19, Sec. 19-207 Commercial Dimensional Standards An amendment to the City’s Zoning Ordinance eliminating the Maximum Structure Coverage Percentages from the Commercial Zones. -PUBLIC HEARING- 6. Public Comment: 7. Previous Meetings Minutes a. Meeting Minutes 04/07/2026 b. Meeting Minutes 04/21/2026 c. Meeting Minutes 06/02/2026 8. Adjournment: cc: City Manager Department Heads Applicants
Tue Aug 4, 2026

Healthy Aging Working Group

Healthy Aging Working Group discusses affordable transportation and funding

The Rockland Healthy Aging Working Group will discuss a draft proposal for 'Get Around Rockland,' an initiative to improve residents' access to affordable transportation. They will also review funding needs and opportunities, including CRC, data collection, and a UMC resource library. The group will receive a CRC update on access to Flanagan and partner outreach.

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Healthy Aging Working Group Aug. 4, 4-5pm (location TBD) Agenda Acceptance of 7/21 minutes Get Around Rockland - Improving residents’ access to affordable transportation - Jan’s initial proposal draft Funding needs / opportunities - CRC, data collection, Get Around Rockland - UMC resource library (there is a database!) CRC Update - Access to Flanagan - Partners outreach by Jan - Others? Next meeting: Aug. 18, 4pm - location? Final questions/thoughts?
Mon Aug 3, 2026

City Council

City Council to vote on zoning and service-charge changes Aug 10

The Rockland City Council will hold its Regular Monthly Meeting on August 10, 2026, where it will conduct final readings and public hearings on three zoning-ordinance amendments and vote on several orders, including reserve-fund expenditures and tax write-offs. The meeting also includes a commendation resolution and a discussion about downtown pedestrian safety.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE July 31, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE AGENDA-SETTING MEETING OF TI ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026 AT 5:30 P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT STR! 'OCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): Discussion: Downtown Pedestrian Safety Demonstration Project Discussion: TIF Percentages — Assessor Molli Bennett Set Agenda for 08/10/2026 Regular Meeting Executive Session Pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(E) for consultation with the City Attorney on a legal matter. THESE MEETINGS ARE AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY VIA ZOOM. THE LINK FOR THE ZOOM MEETING WILL BE POSTED ON THE CITY CALENDAR AT www. uid 1e.gov ON THE DAYS OF THE MEETINGS. THESE MEE INGS ARE ALSO BEING LIVE STREAMED THROUGH THE CITY'S Wi dvww.rocklandmaine.gov) AND BROADCAST OVE SCTRUM CABLE CHANNEL 1303. STUART H. SYLVES CITY CLERK City of Rockland, Maine (Link to City Website) Stay Connected with the City of Rockland! (Link to Free City Alert signsup page) GUIDE FOR READING AGENDA ITEMS Pursuant to the City Charter, the City Council can only act by Ordinance, Order or Resolve. For Ordinance Amendments: There are two readings for each proposed Ordinance Amendment, First Reading and Final Reading (along with a Public Hearing). After an Ordinance Amendment is passed in First Reading, a public hearing is set for the next Regular Monthly Meeting. If the Ordinance A …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA August 3, 2026 Discussion: Downtown Pedestrian Safety Demonstration Project Discussion: TIF Percentages – Assessor Molli Bennett Set Agenda for 08/10/2026 Regular Meeting Executive Session Pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(E) for consultation with the City Attorney on a legal matter. Roll Call: The meeeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Penelope York, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, and City Manager Tom Luttrell. City Attorney Mary Costigan participated electronically via Zoom, and Councilor Kaitlin Callahan was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Hal Perry, 25 State Street, spoke in support of proposed Ordinance Amendment #23 regarding parking restrictions on Florence Street. Mr. Perry stated that parked vehicles on Florence Street create significant traffic and access issues, particularly for emergency vehicles. He noted that since parking restrictions were implemented on Main Street, vehicle parking on Florence Street has increased considerably and described multiple occasions where vehicles have been forced into opposing travel lanes due to narrow roadway conditions. He urged the Council to support the proposal. - Louise McClellan-Roof, 51 Pacific Street, spoke regard …
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Tue Jul 21, 2026

Healthy Aging Working Group

Healthy Aging Working Group to discuss Flanagan access policy and transportation access

The Rockland Healthy Aging Working Group will meet to accept prior minutes, discuss member contributions, and select a secretary. They will also review CRC updates including the Flanagan access policy, grant research and writing, formation of a subgroup, and improving community access to free or low-cost transportation.

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✓ Decidido: Healthy Aging Working Group discusses AARP Age-Friendly designation

The committee approved the July 7 meeting minutes and discussed pursuing an AARP Age-Friendly Community designation. Members identified needs for caregiver support, grant funding strategies, and improved CRC operational leadership. No formal votes were taken on these proposals.

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Healthy Aging Working Group July 21, 4pm – in person at the CRC Agenda Acceptance of July 7 minutes How can each of us contribute to the work of HAWG? Selection of Secretary CRC Updates & Discussion - Flanagan access policy - Grant research/writing - Formation of subgroup Improving community access to free/low-cost transportation
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Healthy Aging Working Group Meeting Minutes Date: July 21, 2026 Time: 4:00–5:00 PM Location: Rockland Community Resource Center (CRC) Members present: Jan Heimlich, Alexis Iammarino, Bria White, Jan Birk, Tim Avirett Members absent: Chris Gallagher Ex-officio members: Adam Lachman, Tom Luttrell 1. Call to Order The meeting was called to order at 4:00 PM. 2. Approval of Previous Minutes The minutes from the July 7, 2026 meeting were presented. ● Motion to approve the minutes. ● Motion seconded. ● Vote: Unanimously approved. The committee also agreed to reserve time at the end of future meetings for member questions, feedback, and agenda suggestions. 3. Member Introductions: Strengths and Contributions Members shared the experiences and skills they hope to contribute to the Healthy Aging Working Group. Highlights included: ● Community engagement and nonprofit experience: Experience in nonprofit leadership, community outreach, grant funding, volunteer management, and community needs assessments. ● Caregiving and healthcare expertise: Extensive experience working with adults with neurological conditions, including Parkinson’s disease and dementia, with an emphasis on caregiver support, accessibility, and inclusive programming. ● Resident perspective: Long-time Rockland resident and community volunteer offering insight into the interests and needs of older adults, …
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Tue Jul 21, 2026

Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group

Breakwater Lighthouse group meets to review operations and volunteer recruitment

The Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group will review visitor operations, recognize new volunteer keepers, and discuss maintenance priorities for the lighthouse float and safety railings.

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✓ Decidido: Lighthouse working group approves minutes, plans repairs and volunteer growth

The Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group met on July 21, 2026, approving the July 2 minutes unanimously. They reported 18 public openings this season, surpassing last year's total, and discussed repairs to the flagpole, shutters, and windows, as well as improvements to volunteer training and recruitment. No formal votes were taken on these items; they were agreed upon as next steps.

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Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group Meeting Agenda Tuesday, July 21, 2026 – 6:30 PM Rockland City Hall – Conference Room 1. Welcome 2. Approval of Minutes 3. Lighthouse Operations Update • Season openings to date (18 visitor openings) • Scheduled openings in the coming weeks • Review of volunteer participation and visitor activity • Review of SOPs of Lighthouse Opening Days 4. Volunteer Program – Lighthouse Keepers • Welcome and recognition of new Lighthouse Keepers: o Craig Pratt; Jordan Palmer; Robin Palmer; Joshua Placides; Linda Mitchison; Quinton Donleavy; Ryan Left; Stephen Foster • Additional recruitment and training opportunities • Goal of opening the lighthouse every fair-weather day through mid-October 5. Financial Report • City Reserve Account Update • Nonprofit bank account balance: $1,164.17 donations received during the 2026 season • Discussion of priorities and potential uses for donated funds 6. Communications & Outreach • City website updates • Social media and promotional efforts; Lighthouse Keepers Calendar website update • Opportunities to improve public awareness and volunteer engagement 7. Facilities, Maintenance & Operations • Discussion of tie-up guidelines for the lighthouse float • Safety railing options for the lighthouse • Flagpole repair needs and next steps • Visitor access and operational considerations 8. Planning & Next Steps • V olunteer scheduling through the remainder of the season • …
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Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group Meeting Minutes Tuesday, July 21, 2026 – 6:30 PM Rockland City Hall – Conference Room Attendees: Working Group – Joseph Steinberger (chair); Maria Keller, David Krueger, Jan Heimlich; Ex Officio – Tom Luttrell (city manager); Adam Lachman (mayor); Keepers: Jordan Palmer; Craig Pratt; Quinton Donleavy (and friend); Joshua (JoJo) Placides 1. Welcome - The meeting was called to order with introductions of attendees, including new volunteers and guests. Members shared positive experiences serving as Lighthouse Keepers this season and expressed enthusiasm for the growing volunteer program. 2. Approval of Minutes - The minutes from the July 2, 2026, meeting were approved by unanimous consent. 3. Lighthouse Operations Update Season Operations: • The lighthouse has been opened 18 times so far this season, already surpassing last year's total and representing the highest number of public openings in more than a decade. • Visitor response has been overwhelmingly positive, with many residents commenting that this was their first opportunity to tour the lighthouse despite having walked the breakwater for years. • A community walk led with community leaders by Jake Miller on Monday 7/27 will include a visit to the lighthouse, with volunteers opening the building for participants. Anyone is welcome to join and reminded to bring a bagged lunch. Meet at the parking lot at 12pm. Donations: • Donations continue to exceed …
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Mon Jul 13, 2026

City Council

Rockland City Council discusses zoning changes and municipal fund expenditures

The City Council will consider several zoning amendments, including changes to residential and commercial standards. The meeting also includes orders for various reserve fund expenditures and the establishment of a memorial signage taskforce.

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✓ Decidido: Rockland City Council approves new police facility lease purchase agreement

The City Council approved a design-build lease purchase agreement for the Rockland Police Department's new location at Rockland Harbor Park. The Council also passed several zoning amendments, established a historical memorial task force, and approved a ballot question for opioid settlement funds.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE July 10, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JULY 13, 2026 AT 3:30 P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): REGULAR MEETING [SEE BELOW FOR AGENDA THESE MEETINGS ARE AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY VIA ZOOM, THE LINK FOR THE ZOOM MEETING WILL BE POSTED ON THE CTTY CALENDAR AT www.tockiandmaine.gov ON THE DAYS OF THE MEETINGS. THESE MEETINGS ARE ALSO BEING LIVE STREAMED THROUGH THE CITY'S WEBSITE (www. rocklandmaine. gov) AND BROADCAST OVER SPECTRUM CABLE CHANNEL 1308. Stuart 1 Syloester STUART H. SYLVESTER CITY CLERK City of Rockland, Maine (Link to City Website) Stay Connected with the City of Rockland! (Link to Free City Alert sign-up page) GUIDE FOR READING AGENDA ITEMS Pursuant to the City Charter, the City Council can only act by Ordinance, Order or Resolve. For Ordinance Amendments: There are two readings for each proposed Ordinance Amendment, First Reading and Final Reading (along with a Public Hearing). After an Ordinance Amendment is passed in First Reading, a public hearing is set for the next Regular Monthly Meeting. If the Ordinance Amendment requires review by a City board, commission, or committee, it will be referred to that board, commission or committee between First Reading and Final Reading. Once an Ordinance Amendment i …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA July 6, 2026 Order #55 Authorizing Grant Application - Wayfinding Project City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of an application and, if successful, the acceptance and expenditure of funds, for a Maine Destinations and Development Grant of up to $200,000 to implement the City ’s Wayfinding Project Set Agenda for 07/13/2026 Regular Meeting Roll Call: The meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Kaitlin Callahan (electronically via Zoom), Penelope York, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, City Manager Tom Luttrell, and City Attorney Mary Costigan (electronically via Zoom). Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Tom Marshall, 70 Beach Street, expressed support for Ordinance Amendment #19 concerning the proposed police facility relocation and stated that he believed the Harbor Park location would be an excellent site for the Police Department. He also spoke in support of Ordinance Amendment #21 concerning service charges for charitable organizations and encouraged the City to advocate for broader state legislation addressing tax-exempt properties. Mr. Marshall further commented on the proposed FY2027 tax interest rate, suggesting that the City consider charging the maximum rate allowed by law, and recommend …
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Wed Jul 8, 2026

Harbor Trail Committee

Harbor Trail Committee to discuss trail markers and signage

The Harbor Trail Committee is meeting to discuss the painting of trail markers and the installation of information signs. The body will also review a new event proposal and finalize tasks related to history and library cases.

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Harbor Trail Committee Agenda July 8, 2026 Welcome Approval of June Minutes New Business: Painting of trail marker, etc. Info signs New event idea (Denny) Old Business: History Wrap Up Library Case Wrap Up Thank you notes Seabird Signs New Members Name Tag Day
Tue Jul 7, 2026

Healthy Aging Working Group

Grupo de Trabajo para discutir la enmienda a la ordenanza #14

El Grupo de Trabajo para el Envejecimiento Saludable llevará a cabo una reunión para revisar y discutir la enmienda a la ordenanza #14, elegir un presidente y un secretario, y discutir proyectos potenciales. La agenda también incluye presentaciones y la fijación de la fecha de la próxima reunión.

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✓ Decidido: Healthy Aging Advisory Committee elects Jan Heimlich as Chair

The inaugural Healthy Aging Advisory Committee met to establish leadership and discuss priorities. The committee elected a chair, postponed the selection of a secretary, and set a bi-weekly meeting schedule for July and August.

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Healthy Aging Working Group Meeting 2026-07-07 Introduction of Committee Members Duties of Committee – ordinance amendment #14 (attached) Election of Chair and Secretary Discussion – projects Set next meeting date
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Healthy Aging Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes Date: July 7, 2026 Time: 4:00–5:10 p.m. In Person Location: Rockland City Hall Board Room Remote Participation: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/217313473666774?p=ib9jrN60ltduYDatKs Members Present ● Janet Heimlich ● Tim Everett ● Jan Birk ● Christianne Gallagher ● Alexis Iammarino ● Bria White Ex Officio ● Adam Lachman, Mayor ● Tom Luttrell, City Manager Call to Order Tom Luttrell called the inaugural meeting of the Healthy Aging Advisory Committee to order at 4:00 p.m. Following introductions, Tom reviewed the committee's creation by the City Council, its advisory role, membership structure, and responsibilities under the ordinance establishing the committee. Election of Officers Chair ● Tim Everett nominated Jan Heimlich to serve as Chair. ● Jan accepted the nomination. ● There being no additional nominations, the committee unanimously elected Jan Heimlich as Chair (Jan abstained from voting for herself). Secretary ● Discussion was held regarding the secretary role. ● Tom explained that meeting recordings and AI-generated transcripts would simplify preparation of meeting minutes. ● Jan noted she would assist anyone interested in learning the process. ● No secretary was elected; the appointment was postponed until a future meeting. Member Introductions Committee members shared their backgrounds and reasons for s …
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Tue Jul 7, 2026

Planning Board

Audiencia pública sobre cambio de zonificación para 270 Park Street para permitir vivienda

La Junta de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre una enmienda al mapa de zonificación para 270 Park Street, cambiándola de Comercial 1 a Residencial B para permitir el desarrollo de viviendas. También discutirán una pre-aplicación para un proyecto de uso mixto comercial/residencial en 1 Park Drive (no se tomará ninguna decisión) e iniciarán revisiones de los estatutos de la junta y documentos de uso de suelo.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND PLANNING BOARD AGENDA Tuesday July 7, 2026 at 5:15 p.m. Rockland City Hall Council Chambers 1. 1 .Call to Order and Roll Call: 2. Communications: 3. Old Business: 4. New Business: a. Pre Application for a mixed-use commercial/residential development at 1 Park Drive. This is a general, informal discussion of the project. No decision on the substance of the plan shall be made at this meeting. 5. Other: a. Ordinance Amendments and Memo Discussion: i. Ordinance Amendment #18 Zoning Map Amendment - Cl to Res. B Park Street An amendment to the City's Official Zoning Map changing the zone classification of the parcel located at 270 Park Street from Commercial 1 Zone to Residential B Zone to allow for housing development. PUBLIC HEARING b. Initial Review of Planning Board By-laws c. Land Use and Board Documents Review Discussion An initial discussion to determine which planning and land use documents the Board should review. Selected documents and training materials will help the Board better contribute to Rockland's land use policy. 6. Public Comment: 7. Previous Meetings Minutes a. Meeting Minutes 04/07/2026 b. Meeting Minutes 04/21/2026 c. Meeting Minutes 06/02/2026 8. Adjournment: cc: City Manager Department Heads Applicants CITY of ROCKLAND 1 PLANNING BOARD 2 DRAFT MINUTES of MEETING 3 April 21, 2026 4 5 This meeting was live streamed at https://vimeo.com/1197394933. For convenience, individual 6 agenda items may be time stamped. …
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Mon Jul 6, 2026

City Council

El Concejo considerará una subvención de $200K para un proyecto de señalización

En esta reunión de establecimiento de agenda, el Concejo de la Ciudad de Rockland discutirá y posiblemente votará sobre la Orden #55, que autoriza una solicitud de subvención de $200,000 para el Proyecto de Señalización (Wayfinding Project) con un fondo de contrapartida de $35,000 proveniente de fondos TIF. El concejo también establecerá la agenda para la reunión regular del 13 de julio, que incluye varias enmiendas de zonificación, un acuerdo de arrendamiento de una instalación policial y fechas de vencimiento de impuestos. La mayoría de los puntos son para discusión y establecimiento de agenda, con solo la orden de la subvención listada para acción.

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✓ Decidido: Rockland City Council approves new police facility lease agreement

The City Council approved a design-build lease purchase agreement for the Rockland Police Department's new location at 12 Water Street. The Council also authorized a grant application for a wayfinding project and established a memorial signage task force.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE July 2, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE AGENDA-SETTING MEETING OF THE ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JULY 6, 2026 A P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLE STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOS Order #55 Authorizing Grant Application - Wayfinding Project City Manager ‘An Order authorizing the submission of an application and, if successful, the acceptance and expenditure of funds, for a Maine Destinations and Development Grant of up to $200,000 to implement the City’s Wayfinding Project Set Agenda for 07/13/2026 Regular Meeting THESE MEETINGS ARE AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY VIA ZOOM. LINK FOR THE ZOOM MEETING WILL BE POS7 ON THE CITY CALENDAR AT www.rocklandmaine.gov ON THE DAYS OF THE MEETINGS. THESE MEE: INGS ARE ALSO BEING LIVE STREAMED THROUGH THE CITY'S WEBSITE (www.rocklandmame.gov) AND BROADCAST OVER SPECTRUM CABLE CHANNEL 1303. Start 1 Syloestor STUART H. SYLVESTER CITY CLERK City of Rockland, Maine (Link to City Website) Sta: Connected with the City of Rockkind! (Link to Free City Alert sigeup pas) GUIDE FOR READING AGENDA ITEMS Pursuant to the City Charter, the City Council can only act by Ordinance, Order or Resolve. For Ordinance Amendments: There are two readings for each proposed Ordinance Amendment, First Reading and Final Reading (along with a Public Hearing). After an Ordinance Amendment is passed in First Rea …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA July 6, 2026 Order #55 Authorizing Grant Application - Wayfinding Project City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of an application and, if successful, the acceptance and expenditure of funds, for a Maine Destinations and Development Grant of up to $200,000 to implement the City ’s Wayfinding Project Set Agenda for 07/13/2026 Regular Meeting Roll Call: The meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Kaitlin Callahan (electronically via Zoom), Penelope York, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, City Manager Tom Luttrell, and City Attorney Mary Costigan (electronically via Zoom). Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Tom Marshall, 70 Beach Street, expressed support for Ordinance Amendment #19 concerning the proposed police facility relocation and stated that he believed the Harbor Park location would be an excellent site for the Police Department. He also spoke in support of Ordinance Amendment #21 concerning service charges for charitable organizations and encouraged the City to advocate for broader state legislation addressing tax-exempt properties. Mr. Marshall further commented on the proposed FY2027 tax interest rate, suggesting that the City consider charging the maximum rate allowed by law, and recommend …
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Thu Jul 2, 2026

Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group

El grupo Lighthouse analiza donaciones, capacitación de voluntarios y sitio web de recaudación de fondos

El Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group revisará las operaciones, incluyendo 10 vacantes para visitantes hasta la fecha, y un informe financiero que muestra $522.70 en donaciones. Los miembros discutirán la gestión de donaciones, la planificación del sitio web de recaudación de fondos y el reclutamiento y capacitación de voluntarios. No se programaron votaciones ni decisiones formales; la reunión consiste principalmente en actualizaciones y planificación.

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✓ Decidido: Lighthouse group plans $1M restoration fundraising, safety upgrades

The working group discussed raising matching funds for a lightning protection project and noted overall restoration needs approach $1 million. Members agreed to develop a clearer fundraising narrative, update the website, and continue pursuing grants. Joe Steinberger will prepare an operating budget list and railing proposals for safety improvements around the boathouse, which may require regulatory approvals. The lighthouse has been opened to visitors ten times this season, and more volunteers are needed.

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Rockland Lighthouse Working Group July 2, 2026 Meeting Agend a 1. Welcome 2. Lighthouse Operations Update o Season openings to date (10 visitor openings) o Volunteer participation and recent activity 3. Financial Report o $522.70 in donations deposited into the nonprofit bank account o Discussion of donation management o Status of funds raised last season and next steps o Fundraising website planning . Examples:  https://www.marshallpoint.org/walkway-repair-campaign  https://www.curtisisland.org/  https://seguinisland.org/support/donate/ 4. Volunteer Program o New Keeper training update o Recruiting additional volunteers o Upcoming training efforts 5. Communications o Facebook page update 6. Planning & Next Steps o Future lighthouse opening schedule o Other business 7. Adjournment Zoom Info: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85645741471?pwd=uCGmbQKnXd3uMwVBtanfXGXV5jnpzo.1 Meeting ID: 856 4574 1471 Passcode: 069459 One tap mobile +16469313860,,85645741471# US
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Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse Working Group Meeting Minutes Date: July 2, 2026 Z oom Members Present Joe Steinberger ( Chair) , Jan Heimlich , David Krueger, Kyle von Neumann, Ex officio : Ma yor Adam Lachman , City Manager Tom Luttrell Sarah ( neighbor of Joe S.) Financial Updates  Tom Luttrell explained that the city maintains an annual Lighthouse budget within the Harbormaster's budget for operational and incidental expenses related to opening the lighthouse.  Requests for operational purchases should be su bmitted to Tom through the City's purchasing system.  Tom will provide future financial reports at Working Group meetings showing donations, expenditures, and available balances. Grant Funding  The City must raise matching funds for the lightning protection project.  Donations will replenish the City's matching contribution.  Overall restoration needs identified in the engineering report approach $1 million. Report to be sent to Working Group. Fundraising  Develop a clearer fundraising narrative tied to specific restoration projects.  Update the website to show fundraising progress and restoration priorities.  Tom will distribute the engineering assessment report.  Continue pursuing grants and additional fundraising opportunities. Operating Budget  Working group discussed the need to d evelop an annual operating budget.  Joe Steinberger will prepare a list of anticipated operational needs including restroom facilities, safety improvements, maintenance …
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Wed Jul 1, 2026

Energy and Sustainability Advisory Committee

El comité de energía votará sobre las metas del año fiscal 26-27 y escuchará actualizaciones de proyectos

El Comité Asesor de Energía y Sostenibilidad de Rockland votará sobre sus metas SMART para los años fiscales 2026-27 como el tema principal de discusión. La reunión también incluye actualizaciones sobre varios proyectos en curso, incluyendo Transfer Station Wayfinding, MacDougal Community Garden, ResilientSMP, Safe Routes to South School y un Garden Tour. El comité establecerá luego los puntos de acción y notará el receso de verano para agosto.

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Rockland Energy and Sustainability Advisory Committee July 1st, 2026 July Agenda 5:00 – 5:05 p.m. Housekeeping | Welcome guests & new members 5:05 – 5:15 p.m. Review | Last meeting’s notes and action items 5:15 – 5:30 p.m. Updates + New Topics | Any relevant news, agenda additions, or ideas ● Update on Transfer Station Wayfinding ● Update on MacDougal Community Garden ● Update on ResilientSMP Project ● Update on Safe Routes to South School ● Update on Garden Tour 5:30 – 6:15 p.m. Primary Topic Discussion | Focus in on scheduled discussion topic ● SMART Goals: vote on RESAC goals for FY26-27 6:15 – 6:30 p.m. Recap | New action items, next month’s topic & next month’s meeting location ● Next month: Summer recess! Suggested Annual Meeting Schedule January: SMART Goal recap February: March: Logo and Sustainability Commendation April: May: Year-in-review and looking to next year* June: Next year goal setting July: August: Summer break – no meeting September: Flex meeting / general updates* October: School gardens / student projects November: Flex meeting / general updates* December: Holiday break – no meeting
Mon Jun 22, 2026

City Council

El Concejo Municipal de Rockland considera el presupuesto municipal de $25.2 millones

El Concejo Municipal se reunirá para considerar la adopción del Presupuesto Municipal para el año fiscal 2027. Los puntos adicionales incluyen la autorización de diversos gastos de fondos de reserva, una cancelación de deuda por cuentas por cobrar de EMS y ajustes salariales.

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✓ Decidido: Council approved $625,000 grant for Meadow Brook Stream Smart crossing

The City Council authorized two grant applications: up to $75,000 for the Buoy Park and Middle Pier redevelopment and up to $625,000 for a Stream Smart crossing at Meadow Brook on Sherer Lane. Both orders passed unanimously (4‑0). The Council also appointed members to the Healthy Aging Working Group and the Planning Board, confirmed those appointments, and commended the Rockland Fire & EMS Department for its response to the May 15 fire.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE June 18, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JUNE 22, 2026 AT 5:30 P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): [Please Note Starting Time and Date] Order #35 Authorizing Reserve Fund Expenditure - Lighthouse Repair Councilor Callahan An Order authorizing the expenditure of up to $60,000 to repait/replace the lightning rod system at the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse. Postponed 05/13/2026. Public Hearing/Order #49 Adoption of FY 2027 Municipal Budget City Council The public hearing and Order adopting the FY 2027 Municipal Budget at $25,265,027. Order #50 Adopting Declaration of Official Intent - FY2026 CIP City Manager ‘An Order adopting the Declaration of Official Intent for the financing of the FY2027 Capital Improvement Plan to allow the City to reimburse itself for any expenditures made prior to the financing being in place. Order #51 Authorizing Write-Off - Uncollectable EMS Debt City Manager ‘An Order authorizing the write-off of aged EMS receivables from 2020-2021 that have been deemed uncollectable, totaling $46,646.65. Order #52 Authorizing Reserve Fund Expenditure — Harbor Trail Reserve City Manager An Order authorizing the expenditure of $158.51 from the Harbor Trail Reserve Account to reimburse Louise MacLellan-Ruf for expens …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA June 1, 2026 Order #39 Community Action Grant Application – Bouy Park & Middle Pier City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of and, acceptance and expenditure if successful, of a Community Action Grant application for funds of up to $75,000 for the purpose of providing construction administration and grant administration to Rockland’s Buoy Park and Middle Pier Redevelopment Project. Passed. Vote: 4-0. Order #40 Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund – Meadow Brook City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of, and acceptance and expenditure if successful, an application for Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund funds of up to $625,000 for the purpose of installing a Stream Smart crossing at Meadow Brook on Sherer Lane Passed. Vote: 4-0. Presentation – Economic Development Plan Update Presentation – Emergency Warming Center Season Update Set Agenda for 06/08/2026 Regular Meeting Roll Call: The meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Kaitlin Callahan, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, City Manager Tom Luttrell, City Attorney Mary Costigan. Councilor Penelope York was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Steve Carroll, 526 Old County Road, addressed the Council regarding …
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Mon Jun 22, 2026

Economic Development Plan Advisory Group

Inicio del Grupo Asesor de Desarrollo Económico de Rockland

El Grupo Asesor del Plan de Desarrollo Económico llevó a cabo su primera reunión para revisar el cronograma del proyecto, discutir las condiciones económicas de Rockland y planificar la divulgación de verano. El grupo acordó reunirse de 12:00 PM a 2:00 PM en sesiones futuras, con la próxima reunión programada para septiembre. Los temas clave incluyeron la asequibilidad de la vivienda, los desafíos de la fuerza laboral, el transporte y el fortalecimiento de la identidad de marca de Rockland.

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✓ Decidido: Advisory group kicks off Rockland economic development plan, sets meeting schedule

The group met for the first time to review the project timeline, agree on a preferred meeting time of 12-2 PM, and discuss key economic themes such as housing, transportation, and workforce. No formal votes or binding decisions were taken; the meeting was procedural and focused on planning future outreach and a community survey.

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City of Rockland, Maine Economic Development Plan Advisory Group – Kickoff Meeting Monday, June 22, 2026 | Noon – 2:00 PM | Zoom Meeting Notes Attendees Peter Kriensky, Allicia Biggart, Bobby Deetjen, Carly Summers, Jason Constantine, Robert Wolterstorff, Hiata Cordaun, Penny Read, Casey O’Hara, Tessa Rosenberry, Adam Lachman (Mayor/City Councilor), Julie Hashem (staff), Jenny Carter (staff), Elias Kann (staff), Noel Musson (TMG), Susanne Paul (TMG), Jim Damicis (Camoin), Alex Tranmer (Camoin) I. Welcome & Introductions Group spent time on introductions. II. Project Overview and Role of Advisory Group Project Process and Product: Consulting team reviewed the overall project and the group discussed the goals for the plan. Project Timeline: Timeline for the project is to complete the work by the end of January 2026. See meeting slides for more information. Schedule of Advisory Group Meetings: Group agreed that the meeting time of 12:00 to 2:00 is preferred. TMG will follow up with scheduling remaining meetings. The next meeting will be in September. III. Economic Conditions Discussion Camoin reviewed economic data they have collected and the group paused several times to discuss and reflect on Rockland’s experiences. Housing, transportation, workforce, the challenging retail Market, and Rockland’s crosscutting economic sectors was discussed. See slides for background. Key themes and Questions: • The trends and tensions we see nationwide are generally app …
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Tue Jun 16, 2026

Planning Board

La Junta de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre viviendas de 10 unidades en 59 Main St

La Junta de Planificación de Rockland llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre un desarrollo multifamiliar propuesto de 10 unidades en 59 Main Street, continuada de una reunión anterior. La junta también llevará a cabo audiencias públicas sobre tres enmiendas a la ordenanza de zonificación: eliminar la zona de contrato obsoleta de Philbrick Avenue, reclasificar dos parcelas en Old County Road de Residential B a Rural Residential RR1, y permitir estudios como un uso permitido en zonas compatibles.

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SITE VISIT AT 59 MAIN ST AT 4:00PM TAX MAP 10-K-1 CITY OF ROCKLAND PLANNING BOARD AGENDA T uesday June 16 , 2 0 2 6 at 5: 15 p.m. Rockland City Hall Council Chambers 1 .Call to Order and Roll Call: 2 . Communications: 3. Old Business: 1. Continued review of an application and site plan (PB26-12) submitted by Acorn Engineering on behalf of Community Housing of Maine (CHOM) for a new 10-unit Multi-Family development at 59 Main Street (Tax Map # 10-K-1). -PUBLIC HEARING- 4 . New Business: 5 . Other: Memo and Ordinance discussion #12 Chapter 19, Sec. 19-208 Eliminating the Philbrick Ave. Contract Zone An amendment to the City ’s Zoning Ordinance eliminating the Philbrick Avenue Contract Zone because changes to the Zoning Ordinance have made this Contract Zone completely obsolete. -PUBLIC HEARING- #13 Zoning Map Amendment – 435 & 441 Old County Road An amendment to the City ’s Official Zoning Map changing the zone classification of the parcels located at 435 & 441 Old County Road from Residential B Zone to Rural Residential RR1 Zone. -PUBLIC HEARING- #15 Chapter 19, Sec. 19-206 Permitted Uses; Studios An amendment to the City ’s Zoning Ordinance allowing Studios as a permitted use in all zones where the use is compatible with the purpose of the zone, other existing uses, and in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. -PUBLIC HEARING- 6 . Public Comment: 7 . Previous Meetings Minutes : TBD 8 . Adjournment: cc: City Manager Department Heads Applicant s
Wed Jun 10, 2026

Harbor Trail Committee

El Comité del Harbor Trail analiza la instalación de un banco en Sandy Beach

El Comité del Rockland Harbor Trail se reúne para aprobar las actas anteriores, discutir ideas de nuevos miembros y revisar asuntos antiguos, incluyendo actualizaciones sobre los Seabird Interpretative Panels y la instalación de un nuevo banco en Sandy Beach. El comité también realiza un informe de la reciente Herb Walk y planifica la próxima History Walk del 28 de junio.

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✓ Decidido: Harbor Trail Committee defers Ghost Walk to 2027

The committee approved the May meeting minutes and scheduled a Name Tag Day for September 27, 2026. The Ghost Walk was deferred to 2027, and a microphone and speaker were purchased for trail events.

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Rockland Harbor Trail Committee Meeting Agenda June, 2026 4-5pm Welcome/ Introductions Approval of May meeting minutes New Business New member ideas? Maine Credit Union Meeting-Ghost Walk Old Business Update: Seabird Interpretative Panels along Boardwalk (Barbara) Louise in touch with Paul Benjamin for timing to install Thank you Notes Hannaford, Kate Dorian, Barbara Mogel Debrief: Herb Walk “Discover the Trail” (June 7th) Update: Library Case Display Reminder: History Walk “Discover the Trail” June 28th (posters) Update: Bench-new one being installed at Sandy Beach As time allows To ask: Tabby to develop Facebook Page? To do: Purchase of microphone and speaker for events? Reminder: Process for committee minutes review/approval Thank you.
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Revised: July 08 2026 (Approved) Rockland Harbor Trail Committee Meeting Minutes June 10, 2026 Members attending: Bonnie Kern, Annette Naegel, Louise MacLellan – Ruf, Denny Walton, Peter Richardson Visitors: Barbara Mogel (Friends of Maine Seabirds), Susie Meadows (Audubon) 1. May Minutes Approved 2. New Business  Ideas for New Member Candidates ▪ Each member continues seeking candidates  Ghost Walk ▪ Bonnie and Annette met with Maine Credit Union (MCU) ○ MCU can contribute funds ○ No staff support currently available ▪ Target schedule deferred to 2027; timing to be proximate to Halloween 3. Name Tag Day scheduled for 12 pm – 2 pm Sunday, September 27, 2026 4. Old Business  Update: Seabird Interpretative Panels along Boardwalk (Barbara and Susie) ▪ Samples displayed and discussed ▪ Expected completion TBD ▪ Louise confirmed Paul Benjamin ready to help if needed  Thank you Notes ▪ Committee stamp and other files / items discussed Action: Louise to bring to next meeting ▪ Hannaford ▪ Kate Dorian ▪ Barbara Mogel  Debrief: Herb Walk “Discover the Trail” (June 7th) ▪ Difficulties ○ inaccurate posters regarding start date and time; poor weather  Update: Library Case Display ▪ progressing for July 1 installation  Reminder: History Walk “Discover the Trail” June 28th (posters) ▪ hand bills passed to members for distribution Action: Annette to touch base with Anne  Update: New bench to be installed at Sandy Beach (action based on a request received by Tom Littrell) 5. Misc …
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Mon Jun 8, 2026

City Council

El Concejo considerará arrendamiento de diseño y construcción para nueva estación de policía

El Concejo de la Ciudad de Rockland llevará a cabo una primera lectura de una ordenanza que autoriza un acuerdo de compra de arrendamiento de diseño y construcción para una nueva ubicación del departamento de policía en 12 Water Street. El concejo también realizará lecturas finales sobre enmiendas de zonificación, incluyendo la eliminación de la Zona de Contrato de Philbrick Avenue y el cambio de zonificación en Old County Road. Varias órdenes involucran gastos de cuentas de reserva para reparaciones de puerto y una exención de cuota para el Blues Festival.

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✓ Decidido: Council approves $625,000 infrastructure grant and $75,000 park grant

The City Council authorized the City Manager to apply for up to $75,000 from the Community Action Grant for the Buoy Park and Middle Pier Redevelopment Project and up to $625,000 from the Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund for a Stream Smart crossing at Meadow Brook on Sherer Lane. Both orders were passed unanimously. The Council also appointed members to the Healthy Aging Working Group, confirmed additional appointments, and commended the Rockland Fire & EMS Department.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE June 5, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JUNE 8, 2026 AT 5:30 P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT: STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): REGULAR MEETING See Below for Agenda THESE MEETINGS ARE AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY VIA ZOOM. THE LINK FOR THE ZOOM MEETING WILL BE POSTED ON THE CITY CALENDAR AT wiw.rocklandmaine.gov ON THE DAYS OF THE MEETINGS. MEETINGS ARE ALSO BEING LIVE STREAMED THROUGH THE CITY'S WEBSITE (www.rocklandmaine.gov) AND BROADCAST OVE SCTRUM CABLE CHANNEL 1303. _Steart tt Sploesion ART H. SYLVI CITY CLERK ity of Rockl: Maine (Link to City Website) Stay Connected with the City of Rockland! (Link to Free City Alert sign-up page) GUIDE FOR READING AGENDA ITEMS Pursuant to the City Charter, the City Council can only act by Ordinance, Order or Resolve. For Ordinance Amendments: ‘There are two readings for each proposed Ordinance Amendment, First Reading and Final Reading (along with a Public Hearing). After an Ordinance Amendment is passed in First Reading, a public hearing is set for the next Regular Monthly Meeting. If the Ordinance Amendment requires review by a City board, commission, or committee, it will be referred to that board, commission or committee between First Reading and Final Reading. Once an Ordinance Amendment is passed in Final Re …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA June 1, 2026 Order #39 Community Action Grant Application – Bouy Park & Middle Pier City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of and, acceptance and expenditure if successful, of a Community Action Grant application for funds of up to $75,000 for the purpose of providing construction administration and grant administration to Rockland’s Buoy Park and Middle Pier Redevelopment Project. Passed. Vote: 4-0. Order #40 Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund – Meadow Brook City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of, and acceptance and expenditure if successful, an application for Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund funds of up to $625,000 for the purpose of installing a Stream Smart crossing at Meadow Brook on Sherer Lane Passed. Vote: 4-0. Presentation – Economic Development Plan Update Presentation – Emergency Warming Center Season Update Set Agenda for 06/08/2026 Regular Meeting Roll Call: The meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Kaitlin Callahan, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, City Manager Tom Luttrell, City Attorney Mary Costigan. Councilor Penelope York was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Steve Carroll, 526 Old County Road, addressed the Council regarding …
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Wed Jun 3, 2026

Coast Guard City Advisory Committee

Proyecto de reemplazo de muelle discutido con impactos de tráfico en Tillson y Commercial

El Comité Asesor de la Ciudad de la Guardia Costera discutió un proyecto planificado de remoción y adición de un muelle que se espera tome de 3 a 4 años, el cual desplazará temporalmente la base de operaciones de los barcos Abbie Burgess y Thunder Bay y causará tráfico adicional en Tillson y Commercial. El comité también consideró una solicitud de los Sons of the American Legion para una recaudación de fondos mediante un torneo de golf, señalando que se permiten boletos con descuento pero no boletos gratuitos. Otros temas incluyeron actualizaciones sobre una fiesta de jubilación, un cambio de mando y el seguimiento de la lista de miembros del comité en el sitio web de la ciudad.

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USCG Meeting 06/02/2026 Meeting started 5:08 pm In Attendance Paul, Brandy, Carter, and by phone Dot. Great turnout and reception of the Dinner. Carter spoke with Gary from Sons of American Legion about Golf Tournament. Can't be fundraiser for Legion. Discounted tickets is OK. Not free. Starting late Fall/early Winter process of removing existing pier and addition of new. 3-4 year construction process. Most likely temporarily shift home base of Abbie Burgess and Thunder Bay. Civil Engineering unit wants to alert City and businesses of additional traffic and equipment down Tillson and Commercial. Tom Crane retirement party at MLM June 6th. 11am. Change of Command for Tackle is Thursday, June 18th at 10 am in Buoy Park. Follow up about City website listing committee members. Next meeting at 5pm July 1st Meeting Adjourned at 5:34
Tue Jun 2, 2026

Planning Board

La Junta de Planificación continúa la revisión de viviendas de 10 unidades en 59 Main Street

La Junta de Planificación continuará revisando un plan de sitio para un desarrollo multifamiliar de 10 unidades en 59 Main Street. También discutirán tres enmiendas a la ordenanza de zonificación: eliminar la obsoleta Zona de Contrato de Philbrick Avenue, rezonificar dos parcelas en Old County Road y permitir estudios como un uso permitido en zonas compatibles.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND PLANNING BOARD AGENDA T uesday June 2 , 2 0 2 6 at 5: 15 p.m. Rockland City Hall Council Chambers 1 .Call to Order and Roll Call: 2 . Communications: 3. Old Busi ness: 1. Continue d r eview of an application and site plan (PB26-1 2 ) submitted by Acorn E ng ineering on behalf of Community Housing of Maine (CHOM) for a new 10 -unit Multi-Family development at 59 Main Street (Tax Map # 10-K-1). 4 . New Business: 5 . Other: Memo and Ordinance discussion #12 Chapter 19, Sec. 19-208 Eliminating the Philbrick Ave. Contract Zone An amendment to the City ’s Zoning Ordinance eliminating the Philbrick Avenue Contract Zone because changes to the Zoning Ordinance have made this Contract Zone completely obsolete. #13 Zoning Map Amendment – 435 & 441 Old County Road An amendment to the City ’s Official Zoning Map changing the zone classification of the parcels located at 435 & 441 Old County Road from Residential B Zone to Rural Residential RR1 Zone. #15 Chapter 19, Sec. 19-206 Permitted Uses; Studios An amendment to the City ’s Zoning Ordinance allowing Studios as a permitted use in all zones where the use is compatible with the purpose of the zone, other existing uses, and in conformance with the Comprehensive Plan. 6 . Public Comment: 7 . Previous Meetings Minutes : TBD 8 . Adjournment: cc: City Manager Department Heads Applicant s
Mon Jun 1, 2026

City Council

El Concejo Municipal autoriza la solicitud de una subvención de $625,000 para el cruce Stream Smart en Sherer Lane

El Concejo Municipal de Rockland considerará dos solicitudes de subvención: hasta $75,000 para la remodelación de Buoy Park y Middle Pier y hasta $625,000 para un cruce Stream Smart en Meadow Brook en Sherer Lane. El concejo también recibirá una actualización sobre el Plan de Desarrollo Económico y una actualización sobre la temporada del Centro de Calentamiento de Emergencia. La reunión establecerá la agenda para la reunión regular del concejo el 8 de junio de 2026.

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✓ Decidido: Council approved $625,000 grant for Meadow Brook Stream Smart crossing

The Rockland City Council authorized the City Manager to apply for up to $75,000 from the Community Action Grant for the Buoy Park and Middle Pier Redevelopment Project (vote 4‑0). It also authorized an application for up to $625,000 from the Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund to install a Stream Smart crossing at Meadow Brook on Sherer Lane, with a $100,000 (13.7%) city match (vote 4‑0). The council set the agenda for the June 8 regular meeting and approved several appointments and a commendation.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE May 29, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE AGENDA-SETTING ME. ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JUNE 1, 2026 A P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): Order #39 Community Action Grant Application - Bouy Park & Middle Pier City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of and, acceptance and expenditure if successful, of a Community Action Grant application for funds of up to $75,000 for the purpose of providing construction administration and grant administration to Rockland’s Buoy Park and Middle Pier Redevelopment Project. Order #40 Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund — Meadow Brook City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of, and acceptance and expenditure if successful, an application for Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund funds of up to $625,000 for the purpose of installing a Stream Smart crossing at Meadow Brook on Sherer Lane. Presentation — Economic Development Plan Update Presentation ~ Emergency Warming Center Season Update Set Agenda for 06/08/2026 Regular Meeting THESE MEETINGS ARE AVAILABLE ELECTRONICALLY VIA ZOOM. FOR THE ZOOM MEETING WILL BE POSTED ON THE CITY Jandmaine.gov ON THE DAYS OF THE MEETINGS. ‘S$ ARE ALSO BEING LIVE STREAMED THROUGH THE CITY'S WEBSITE (www.rocklandmaine.gov) AND BROADCAST OVER SPECTRUM CABLE CHANNEL 1303. STUART H. SYLVESTER CITY …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA June 1, 2026 Order #39 Community Action Grant Application – Bouy Park & Middle Pier City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of and, acceptance and expenditure if successful, of a Community Action Grant application for funds of up to $75,000 for the purpose of providing construction administration and grant administration to Rockland’s Buoy Park and Middle Pier Redevelopment Project. Passed. Vote: 4-0. Order #40 Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund – Meadow Brook City Manager An Order authorizing the submission of, and acceptance and expenditure if successful, an application for Maine Infrastructure Adaptation Fund funds of up to $625,000 for the purpose of installing a Stream Smart crossing at Meadow Brook on Sherer Lane Passed. Vote: 4-0. Presentation – Economic Development Plan Update Presentation – Emergency Warming Center Season Update Set Agenda for 06/08/2026 Regular Meeting Roll Call: The meeting was called to order by the Mayor at 5:30 p.m. with the following members answering the roll call: Mayor Adam Lachman, Councilors Kaitlin Callahan, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, City Manager Tom Luttrell, City Attorney Mary Costigan. Councilor Penelope York was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Steve Carroll, 526 Old County Road, addressed the Council regarding …
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Tue May 26, 2026

Harbor Management Commission

Muro de piedra del muelle de pesca inestable; la comisión aprueba proyecto de sensores, camión de comida y amarre para embarcaciones de excursión

La Harbor Management Commission discutió la inestabilidad del muro de piedra del muelle de pesca y aprobó un proyecto de sensores de nivel de agua con Brown University. También aprobaron permisos para una instalación de arte, un camión de comida, un evento de ciclismo y amarre temporal para embarcaciones de excursión durante la construcción. La comisión declinó recomendar una exención de tarifas para el Blues Festival.

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DRAFT HMC Minutes 5/26/26 In Attendance (6:00) Molly Eddy, Richard Whitman, Todd Schwendeman, Nicholas Keeney, Sol Cooperdock, Tyler Waterson, Nathan Pablo, Kyle VanNeumann, Lucas Brower, Julie Boardman, Andrew Egge Public Comment (6:11) Sol Cooperdock from Brown University was in attendance to share plans to work with the City Sustainability Coordinator and Public Works department on the installation of overland water-level sensors at up to 6 sites in Rockland over the summer, including Snow Marine Park, Sandy Beach, and the Municipal Pier. With Keeney he will install an antenna at the Harbor Office building roof to receive data from these sensors, which will be publicly available. Approval of Minutes (6:19) Minutes from the 4/21/26 meeting were previously e-mailed to commission members. Moved: Todd, Second: Keeney, Approved: 3/0 Harbor and Fish Pier Report (6:21) Molly reported that the sunken skiff at the boat ramp had been taken care of, and that the owner was OK and taking responsibility for the incident. Engineers and divers examining the fish pier and missing corner stone discovered that the stone wall is built on mud. It is subsiding and unstable and they recommend cordoning off the area. Existing users including MKM Lobster and F/V Western Sea have been operating around the corner block for years without incident, and want to continue to use the pier. Molly will meet with Hutch and the City Manager to discuss next steps. Rich …
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Wed May 20, 2026

City Council

Taller público sobre datos de turismo de cruceros y aportes de la comunidad

Este taller es parte de la iniciativa continua de Rockland para comprender el papel del turismo de cruceros en la comunidad. El personal de la ciudad y los consultores presentarán datos sobre tendencias, operaciones y alineación con el Plan Integral de 2022 y la redesarrollo del puerto. Los asistentes pueden hacer preguntas y proporcionar comentarios para informar las futuras discusiones de políticas.

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✓ Decidido: Council voted 4‑0 to enter executive session on property matters

The council presented the proposed FY 2027 municipal budget of approximately $18.8 million and discussed options for a new police department facility, including potential sites on Payne Avenue, Pleasant Street, and a lease‑to‑purchase on Water Street. Public comments were heard on affordable‑workforce housing bonds and the upcoming community center opening. Councilors voted 4‑0 to enter executive session under M.R.S.A. §405(6)(C) to discuss acquisition, disposition, or use of property, and then adjourned without objection.

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City of Rockland Public Workshop : Cruise Tourism: Context, Conversation & Community Input Wednesday , May 20, 2026 | 5:30 PM Rockland City Hall , Council Chambers For virtual attendance, on the day of the meeting, the Zoom and Livestream links will be available here . To send questions or comments in advance, click here This public workshop is part of the City of Rockland ’s ongoing, data-driven initiative to better understand the role of cruise tourism in the community and to ensure that future decisions are grounded in current industry data, transparent public discussion , and community input — consistent with the goals and priorities identified in Rockland ’s 2022 Comprehensive Plan. The workshop will provide residents, businesses, harbor and community stakeholders an opportunity to learn about the current cruise tourism landscape, ask questions, and share perspectives that will help guide the cruise tourism research initiative and future planning and policy discussions. Input collected during the workshop will help inform a balanced and productive community conversation about the benefits, challenges, opportunities, and role of cruise-tourism visitation in Rockland. WORKSHOP AGENDA : Welcome & Purpose   An overview of the workshop goals and how community input will inform the City ’s broader cruise tourism research and planning efforts. Background & Context   Sarah Flink with Spring Line Group and Tom Luttrell, Rockland City Manager will p resent data on the cu …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA May 4, 2026 Presentation of FY 2027 City Budget Discussion – Police Department Facility Set Agenda for 05/11/2026 Regular Meeting Executive Session pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(C) for discussion of acquisition, disposition and/or use of property. Roll Call: The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Adam Lachman at 5:30 p.m. Present were Mayor Lachman, Councilors Penelope York, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, City Manager Tom Luttrell, and City Attorney Mary Costigan. Councilor Kaitlin Callahan was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Julie Lewis of Rockland addressed the Council regarding the Affordable Workforce Housing Bond and the work of the Affordable Workforce Housing Task Force. Ms. Lewis stated that while she supports affordable housing initiatives, she continues to have concerns regarding how bond funds would be administered, what safeguards would be in place, how expenditures would affect taxpayers, and what specific programs would be implemented. She also expressed concerns regarding the proposed definition of Affordable Workforce Housing and suggested that the definition should be tied more directly to the ballot question and future expenditures. - Jan Heimlich announced the upcoming grand opening of the Rockland Community and Resource Center, scheduled …
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Mon May 18, 2026

City Council

El Concejo considerará la primera lectura de la ordenanza sobre bonos para vivienda laboral

El Concejo Municipal escuchará presentaciones sobre un plan de vivienda y del Grupo de Trabajo de Vivienda Laboral Asequible. Tratarán la primera lectura de una enmienda de ordenanza que define la vivienda laboral asequible y requiere la aprobación del concejo y una audiencia pública antes de gastar los fondos de vivienda de préstamos. Las órdenes incluyen hasta $60,000 para la reparación del pararrayos del faro y una solicitud de subvención para un bote de succión. El concejo también revisará los presupuestos del año fiscal 2027 (FY2027) para Harbor, Fish Pier, Wastewater y Storm Water.

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✓ Decidido: Council voted 4-0 to hold an executive session on property matters

The council entered an executive session under M.R.S.A. §405(6)(C) to discuss acquisition, disposition, or use of property, with a 4‑0 vote. The council also set the agenda for the May 11, 2026 regular meeting. No other formal actions were taken before adjournment.

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CITY OF ROCKLAND, MAINE 270 Pleasant Street Rockland, Maine 04841 CITY CLERK’S OFFICE May 15, 2026 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE ROCKLAND CITY COUNCIL WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026 AT 5:30 P.M. IN CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT ROCKLAND CITY HALL, 270 PLEASANT STREET, ROCKLAND, MAINE, FOR THE FOLLOWING PURPOSE(S): Presentation - Jeff Levine - Housing Plan Presentation — Affordable Workforce Housing Taskforce Ordinance Amendment in First Reading: #17 Ch. 2, Sec. 2-214 Use of Affordable Workforce Housing Funds Mayor Lachman An amendment to the City’s Administration Ordinance specifying that a public hearing and City Council approval be necessary before any borrowed Affordable Workforce Housing Funds are spent for any purpose, and establishing a definition of “Affordable Workforce Housing”. Postponed 05/11/2026. Orders: #35 Authorizing Reserve Fund Expenditure - Lighthouse Repair Councilor Callahan An Order authorizing the expenditure of up to $60,000 to repair/replace the lightning rod system at the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse. Postponed 05/13/2026. #36 Authorizing Grant Application & Accept. - Pump Out Boat City Manager An order authorizing the submission and, if awarded, acceptance and expenditure of a grant from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection in the amount of up to $70,500 for the purchase, operation and maintenance of a pump out boat for use in Rockland Harbor. FY 2027 Budget Review: Harbor, Fish Pier, Wastewater, Stor …
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA May 4, 2026 Presentation of FY 2027 City Budget Discussion – Police Department Facility Set Agenda for 05/11/2026 Regular Meeting Executive Session pursuant to 1 M.R.S.A. §405(6)(C) for discussion of acquisition, disposition and/or use of property. Roll Call: The Meeting was called to order by Mayor Adam Lachman at 5:30 p.m. Present were Mayor Lachman, Councilors Penelope York, Nathan Davis, and Nicole Kalloch, City Manager Tom Luttrell, and City Attorney Mary Costigan. Councilor Kaitlin Callahan was excused from attending this meeting. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag: All present joined in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag. Public Forum: During the public forum, the following persons spoke on the following issues: - Julie Lewis of Rockland addressed the Council regarding the Affordable Workforce Housing Bond and the work of the Affordable Workforce Housing Task Force. Ms. Lewis stated that while she supports affordable housing initiatives, she continues to have concerns regarding how bond funds would be administered, what safeguards would be in place, how expenditures would affect taxpayers, and what specific programs would be implemented. She also expressed concerns regarding the proposed definition of Affordable Workforce Housing and suggested that the definition should be tied more directly to the ballot question and future expenditures. - Jan Heimlich announced the upcoming grand opening of the Rockland Community and Resource Center, scheduled …
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