Although their site plan review application was not deemed complete at Thursday’s Planning Board meeting, Steve and Liz Jackson said their dream is to turn the second floor of 101B Main Street into a unique seven-bedroom boutique hotel. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
Although their site plan review application was not deemed complete at Thursday’s Planning Board meeting, Steve and Liz Jackson said their dream is to turn the second floor of 101B Main Street into a unique seven-bedroom boutique hotel. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
GORHAM — The out-of-the-box idea that Northeast Snowmobile & ATV rentals’ owner Terry MacGillivray had unexpectedly presented to the Planning Board on Thursday, April 15, was given the green light by unanimous vote with a single abstention one week later on April 22.
The board OK'd his proposal to rent a maximum of 70 all-terrain vehicles from a 50,000-square-foot level commercial lot on North Main Street (Route 16) owned by Chip and Becky Bean of Errol.
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