Subdivision Land Plans

As we review subdivision land plans they will be posted here.

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1. Ernest R Freeman Land Plan – Eastern Ave northeast point of Long Island
2. Emma M Horr Subdivision Land Plan – Eastern Avenue
3. Ocean Height Land Co Subdivision – East End High Land on Ocean Side
4. Ocean View Land Co Subdivision – East End on Ocean Side connected to Ocean Height Subdivision
5. Thomas J McDonnell Subdivision Land Plan – East End Island Avenue Bay Side
6. Ronald Peterson Land Plan – Middle of Island off Island Avenue
7. Fern Park Land Plan – Beach Avenue around School
8. Louisa Floyd Land Plan – West End of Island Avenue
9. Cutter-Bowen Land Plan – West End of Long Island
10. Goodwin-Ridlon Land Plan – West End east side of Island Avenue
11. ME Littlejohn Land Plan – West End on Hussey Sound
12. Jerry Point Land Plan – West End Northland Subdivision

Note that the Northland II subdivision did not create any paper streets.

What’s New

Click HERE to see complete list of all Covid-19 public notices that have been released by the Board of Selectmen.

=== Posted 1-1-21 ===
Mariners Wharf & Ponce’s Landing Work

Beginning today, Monday, January the 11th, Prock Marine will be doing structural repairs at both Mariners Wharf and Ponce’s Landing. There will be no disruption to CBL service. Please exercise caution while on the piers during this time. Water taxi services have been notified. Please check with them directly for any service issues. Additional updates will be posted as needed.

=== Posted 1-1-21 ===
VEHICLE/BOAT REGISTRATION PROCESS UPDATEThe town office continues to be closed for regular office hours but business is still being conducted on a regular basis. All re-registrations are being processed by mail only. Information is provided on post cards that are sent out each month including amount due. New registrations are being done by appointment only.

For the health and safety of all town hall staff we are following state guidelines put in place by Governor Mills. All Maine residents (who have traveled out of state) and out of state residents returning to this island wanting to make an appointment for a new vehicle/boat registration must adhere to the following state guidelines:

Test within 72 hours of returning to Maine and must present certificate of negative test in order to enter the town office.

Quarantine for 10 days upon returning to Maine before you may make an appointment to come into the office to complete the registration.

Currently the only exempt states for these requirements are New Hampshire and Vermont. For a full explanation of travel restrictions please visit Maine.gov.

All persons exhibiting the following symptoms are asked to not come into the town office and reschedule your appointment:

Fever or Chills, Cough, Shortness of Breath or Difficulty Breathing

Fatigue, Muscle or Body Aches, Headache
New Loss of Taste or Smell, Sore Throat, Congestion or Runny Nose
Nausea or Vomiting, Diarrhea

If you are registering a vehicle or boat for the first time the person listed on the bill of sale MUST be present to sign all legal State documents. We are required the State to maintain all legal BMV paperwork at the town office therefore not able to conduct this business by mail.

Please email Barbara Johnson for more information and a complete list of what is required for the registration process @ taxcollector@longislandmaine.org.

=== Posted 12-9-20 ===Public Notice Regarding Coyotes
Recently a coyote was spotted on the island. To date, we have no additional information, but wanted the residents to be aware. Please be careful with your house pets. Our Animal Control Officer has been notified. Please see his response below about Chebeague Island.

Also, should you have any suggestions as to an appropriate town response, please forward them to Brian Dudley (townadmin@longislandmaine.org) and he will distribute them to the appropriate parties. The town does not want to be disruptive of the deer reduction efforts that have been underway for years now, but perhaps the inclusion of coyotes as a priority might be worth consideration.

From Steve Auffant, ACO, Chebeague and Long Islands: “…About a year ago the Town of Chebeague Island held a special town informational meeting about dealing with Coyotes.

The town had a speaker from the State of Maine Wildlife who provided information and answered questions. The meeting was well attended. One of the main topics discussed was how to protect our pets, and the best suggestion is to not to leave a pet unattended anytime day or night. An “outdoor” cat or dog left alone will not be able to defend against a Coyote attack.

While the Town of Chebeague Island has not provided any Coyote “removal” services, several private landowners have allowed hunters (using the state Coyote hunting regulations) to hunt Coyotes. While the hunting of Coyotes has removed animals, there has not been a method to measure its effectiveness.

Town Animal Control Officers do not directly work with Coyotes. At times we cross paths as several outdoor cats and dogs have been negatively impacted by the Coyotes. Seeing this first hand I would remind all pet owners to be very cautious when letting their pets outside.”

Brian L. Dudley
Town Administrator
Town of Long Island

=== Posted 12-8-20 ===Appeals Board Vacancies
There are two vacancies to be filled on the Zoning Board of Appeals. Please send your questions or interest to the attention of Brian Dudley, Town Administrator at townadmin@longislandmaine.org.

Brian L. Dudley
Town Administrator
Town of Long Island

=== Posted 12-5-20 ===Winter Parking NoticeMariner Municipal Lot Parking
NO PARKING- The two (2) golf cart rows and the grassy area along the ledge between the Mariners Garage and the Community Center are no parking for snow removal and snow piling.
NO LONG-TERM PARKING- There is a maximum of 1-week parking in the Municipal lot. These spaces are at the far eastern and western ends of the lot.
EVENT PARKING ONLY-The parallel spots in front of the Community Center and Mariners building are for Community Center events only.
On-Street Parking- November 1 until April 1 (or until the plowing season stops)
NO OVERNIGHT PARKING- No overnight parking on any street or road during the winter months. In addition, all vehicles should be in clear of the Town roads by a least 4 feet to allow clear plowing. The Town or the plow contractors will not be responsible for damage caused to vehicles during plowing operations that are not clear of the roads.

Brian L. Dudley
Town Administrator
Town of Long Island

=== Posted 11-18-20 ===Dog Registration ReminderWe now have our 2021 dog tags. Licensing is due on or before January 1st for each dog that is kept in Maine for more than 10 days and is at least 6 months old. 2021 dog licensing is available now through January 1st. Registrations can be done through the mail or dropping material in the mail slot at Town Hall. Please include a self-addressed stamped envelope.

All dogs are required to show proof of current rabies vaccination.

The fees are listed below:
Spayed or neutered dogs $6.00
Capable of producing young $11.00

If paid after January 31st there is a mandatory $25.00 additional late fee.

Thank you,
Amy – Town Clerk

TOWN AND BOARD COMMITTEE VACANCIESZoning Board of Appeals: 2 regular members and 2 alternate members.
Finance Committee: 1 regular member.
Recreation Committee: 2 regular members.
Anyone interested in any of these vacancies should send an e-mail toselectmen@townoflongisland.usindicating the board in which you are interested.

===JOB OPENINGS and RFPs/RFIs ===Town Job OpeningsRequests for Bids and Proposals