ORDER
STANDISH TOWN COUNCIL
DATE: September 12, 2006
ORDER NUMBER: 137-06 SUBMITTED BY: Christy
TITLE: AUTHORIZE STANDISH CUB SCOUT PACK 874 TO HOLD FUNDRAISER AT TRANSFER STATION
WHEREAS Boy Scouts of America is an organization whose efforts serve residents of Standish, and
WHEREAS the Standish Cub Scout Pack 874 which includes approximately 50 young boys ages ranging from 7 to 10 and a half years old have requested permission to hold a fundraiser on town owned property, now be it
ORDERED that Cub Scout Pack 894 is allowed to hold their popcorn fundraising event on October 14, 2006 at the Transfer Station, and
FURTHER ORDERED that troop leaders/parents will be supervising the Cub Scouts during the time that they are at the Transfer Station.
APPROVED __________________ DISAPPROVED__________________
ROLL CALL YEA NAY ABSTAIN
BIEGEL
CHRISTY
LYMBURNER
POMERLEAU
SIMPSON
SPENCER
STACK
CLERK/SECRETARY ____________________________
To: Whom It May Concern
Re: Western Oxford Foothills Cultural Council’s Route 113 Byway Initiative
August 8, 2006
The Town Council of Standish would like to take this opportunity to offer this letter in support of the Western Oxford Foothills Cultural Council’s effort to have Route 113 Designated as a Maine Scenic Byway.
There is little doubt that such a designation would enhance economic activity through the creation of a more robust “cultural tourism” base would showcase the natural and scenic beauty of the Route 113 corridor. Both of these aspects, and many others of the byway initiatives, are important to the Town of Standish.
We support the efforts of Western Oxford Foothills Cultural Council (WOF) in its continued quest to protect and enhance the regional character of the Route 113 corridor.
Sincerely,
Terence Christy
Town Council Chair
| 
