Selectmen approve 2023 pier terms and a safety pump purchase after Harbor Committee review
June 27, 2026 | Stonington, Hancock County, Maine
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The Stonington Selectmen voted to adopt the 2023 pier terms and conditions and to buy a replacement safety pump for the pier.
Evelyn Duncan reviewed Harbor Committee recommendations; the board found no substantive changes to the terms under yearly review and approved the 2023 document (motion by Richard Larrabee Sr., second by Evelyn Duncan). The board also approved buying a safety pump for $600 that had been donated previously but was now inoperable (motion by Richard Larrabee Sr., second by John Robbins; vote 4‑0).
The harbor discussion included routine budget review and committee appointments; TM Billings noted the committee would continue to review ordinances, terms and any needed equipment purchases for safety and operations.
The board also handled a small property sale of granite blocks stored at the dump (motion recorded to sell six blocks for $25, with a recorded roll call indicating a split vote and one abstention), and adjourned the meeting by motion later in the agenda.
Next steps: Harbor Committee will continue annual ordinance and terms review; the town will take delivery of the pump and implement the approved 2023 pier terms.
Evelyn Duncan reviewed Harbor Committee recommendations; the board found no substantive changes to the terms under yearly review and approved the 2023 document (motion by Richard Larrabee Sr., second by Evelyn Duncan). The board also approved buying a safety pump for $600 that had been donated previously but was now inoperable (motion by Richard Larrabee Sr., second by John Robbins; vote 4‑0).
The harbor discussion included routine budget review and committee appointments; TM Billings noted the committee would continue to review ordinances, terms and any needed equipment purchases for safety and operations.
The board also handled a small property sale of granite blocks stored at the dump (motion recorded to sell six blocks for $25, with a recorded roll call indicating a split vote and one abstention), and adjourned the meeting by motion later in the agenda.
Next steps: Harbor Committee will continue annual ordinance and terms review; the town will take delivery of the pump and implement the approved 2023 pier terms.
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