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July 2025 Local Policy Tracking
Summer may be slowing things down, but there’s still plenty happening in our communities!
Portland - City Council candidates must declare by the end of this month, and all eyes are on who will jump into the race. Meanwhile, the Council voted last week to spend nearly $13 million to purchase three vacant lots, officially closing the book on the long-stalled MidTown Project.
Bigger ADUs in Cape Elizabeth - Homeowners now have more flexibility! The town has increased the maximum size for accessory dwelling units from 800 to 1,200 square feet, opening the door to more housing options.
Cumberland Clears the Way for New Homes - Preliminary plans for 72 single-family homes have won council approval, signaling more housing growth on the horizon.
Gorham Gears Up for the Connector Study - MaineDOT is conducting a corridor study that could revive the long-debated Gorham Connector, while the Town Council also greenlit a new three-story USM art building.
Do you attend council meetings? If so, we’d love to hear from you! Advocacy@greaterportlandrealtors.com
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