The Bridgton Planning Board meets Monday on the hotel project. At table from left: Dee Miller, Kenneth Gibbs, Catherine Pinkham, Deb Brusini, Aga Dixon and Steve Collins. (MAGGIE SCARLETT PHOTO)
The Bridgton Planning Board meets Monday on the hotel project. At table from left: Dee Miller, Kenneth Gibbs, Catherine Pinkham, Deb Brusini, Aga Dixon and Steve Collins. (MAGGIE SCARLETT PHOTO)
BRIDGTON, Maine — After repeated hearings before the Bridgton Planning Board, Justin McIver's Bridgton hotel project proposal finally passed one day before town meeting.
Developer McIver of Main Eco Homes has tried for years to get his plan to bring a large, upscale hotel to downtown Bridgton. His application was deemed incomplete in December 2017. He resubmitted in February 2018, since which five public hearings and a site walk held.
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