Real Estate Transactions: February 21-March 10, 2022

Closing DateAddressDescriptionPrice2/21304 Main St.5 room Single wide w/addition on its own lot, 2 bed/1 bath, open kitchen/dining/living area, stainless appliances, office or utility room, 2 car garage, .65 acres$180,0003/232 Hutchinson St.6 room New Englander, 3 bed/2 bath, well maintained, wood floors throughout, big kitchen, large corner lot, generator hookup & portable generator included$231,0003/79 Signal St. #9, Springvale5 room Townhouse Condo, 3 bed/2.5 bath, updated kitchen w/granite counters & new stove, new textured laminate flooring on 2nd floor, attached garage$300,0003/721 Mill…
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Riverstone Brewing Co. – Sanford’s First Microbrewery

Sanford is on the move these days – with the biggest airport solar project in the state, the newest performing arts center, and our great new high school and technical center. And now you can add to that list Maine’s newest microbrewery – Riverstone Brewing Company, which is also Sanford’s first. Riverstone is owned and operated by Michael Gill, a Dixfield native who has lived in the area for many years while working as a designer for Rubb Building Systems…
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City Council 3/15 Meeting Summary

The Sanford City Council met March 15, 2022 via Zoom. All members were present. Mayor Anne-Marie Mastraccio led the Pledge of Allegiance and the moment of silence. She asked that we keep the Ukrainian people in our thoughts and prayers. Mayor’s Report Mayor Mastraccio reported on last week’s Municipal Operations and Property Subcommittee meeting, and Councilor Ayn Hanselmann reported on the Public Safety Subcommittee. (See our separate stories on the Airport as well as other Subcommittee discussions.) City Manager’s Report…
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Council Holds Public Hearing on Retail Marijuana Sales

A public hearing on proposed amendments to four chapters of the zoning ordinance, which would allow retail sales of adult-use cannabis (marijuana) in Sanford, was held at the City Council meeting March 15, 2022. Several of the proposed changes had not previously been discussed at a public meeting, including the fee schedule. If the changes are approved, the fee for a retail marijuana sales license would be set at $22,500 per application, and would be non-refundable even if a license…
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March 2022 Subcommittee Reports

Two of the City Council’s subcommittees met March 8 for work sessions. The following items were among those presented and discussed. Municipal Operations and Property Mayor Anne-Marie Mastraccio and Deputy Mayor Maura Herlihy were joined by City Councilor Bob Stackpole, substituting for Becky Brink. Transportation: Tom Reinauer, Transportation Director for York County Community Action, gave a presentation on YCCAC’s current transportation offerings and plans for future expansion of services. Two types of service are currently available: Scheduled rides, including the…
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