Hikers parking on the paved dead end and turnaround on Bangor Street in Gorham will soon see signage and/or a red-painted stripe to alert them to the law specifying that a 15-foot-long span must be left open, in case firefighters need to attach their hoses. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
Hikers parking on the paved dead end and turnaround on Bangor Street in Gorham will soon see signage and/or a red-painted stripe to alert them to the law specifying that a 15-foot-long span must be left open, in case firefighters need to attach their hoses. (EDITH TUCKER PHOTO)
GORHAM — Police Chief Adam Marsh brought the complaints of residents living on Mill and Bangor Streets to the attention of the Gorham selectmen at its Monday meeting.
After hearing Marsh’s descriptions of potentially inaccessible fire hydrants, the board voted unanimously to authorize the town manager to work with the appropriate town departments, including water and sewer, to remedy these problems.
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