Winter Parking Ban in effect from December 1 to April 1. During the winter months, public parking lots at Waterman Drive and the Boat Launch at Bug Light Park are available for city residents and their guests to temporarily park during the winter parking ban. Read More
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- Federal Court Rules in Favor of City of South Portland in Lawsuit Challenging City’s Clear Skies Ordinance
- Clear Skies Legal Defense Fund
- Current Bids
- Planning Board Public Hearings
- Notice: Adoption of Hazard Mitigation Plan
- Placement of Temporary Signs in Public Rights of Way
- Notice from MaineDOT: Casco Bay Bridge Lighting Replacement
- Notice of Intent to File - Ottawa Road
- Notice of Joint Permit Application - Eastern Trail Connector Project (Scarborough to South Portland, ME)
- Notice of Cummings Road Bridge Work
- Ladder Truck Update - December 7, 2018
- FY2020 Budget Schedule
To see all scheduled City Committee Meetings visit the Calendar
For the Week of January 21:
01/21/19 Holiday - Municipal Offices Closed
01/22/19 City Council Workshop
01/23/19 Community Development Advisory Committee
01/23/19 South Portland Housing Authority
01/23/19 Planning Board
01/24/19 City Council District Meeting (District 4, Dyer School, 6:30pm)
Responses to Questions Asked at recent Council Meetings:
Questions regarding the current use and management of the Portland Street Pier
"Under the proposed medical marijuana ordinance, how and who would determine marijuana odors at property lines?"
Response from Joshua Reny, Assistant City Manager: "This will be a challenging issue, but it ultimately comes down to a determination by the Code Enforcement Officer whether a marijuana business is in violation of the Performance Standard on Odor Management. The CEO would likely have to visit the property on multiple occasions to confirm whether there is a persistent odor issue and it is detectable off premises. If in the judgement of the CEO the odor is detectable, the business would be given an opportunity to remediate the issue, and if they are unable or unwilling then a violation may result.
Because odors can be challenging to control, a cultivation business should carefully consider where it locates to mitigate the risk of running afoul of the Odor Management regulations."
Questions from Rosemarie DeAngelis to the City Manager (with responses) - from 09/18/18
Questions from Rosemarie DeAngelis to the City Manager (with responses) - from 10/16/18
Questions about Willard Beach answered by Patrick Cloutier, Director of Water Resource Protection
Willard Beach Drainage Map from Patrick Cloutier, Director of Water Resource Protection
South Portland City Hall
25 Cottage Road
South Portland, ME 04106
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All city offices, including Public Works and the Transfer Facility, will be closed on the following dates:
January 1 (New Year's Day)
January 21 (Martin Luther King Jr Day)
February 18 (Presidents' Day)
April 15 (Patriots Day)
May 27 (Memorial Day)
July 4 (Independence Day)
September 2 (Labor Day)
October 14 (Columbus Day)
November 11 (Veterans Day)
November 28 (Thanksgiving Day)
December 25 (Christmas)
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