LINCOLNVILLE — March 23, 2020 was the last in-person Lincolnville Select Board meeting before the pandemic forced closures and the tidal wave shift to Zoom — “almost seems like yesterday,” said Town Administrator David Kinney. But all that is changing Monday evening, June 14, when the board members will gather for the first time in 15 months at the town office.

For those who have gotten accustomed to online meetings, not to worry: Lincolnville will continue to broadcast via its YouTube channel, and on local access cable television.

The meeting begins at 6 p.m., with a full agenda that includes furthering the discussion about expanding broadband to all parts of town, as well as a discussion concerning the possible creation of a noise ordinance.

The latter was requested as an agenda item by a Select Board member, and was prompted by a recent cannon-like occurrence that was heard in many parts of town, causing alarm and bewilderment.

The full agenda follows:

Citizens’ Forum

Administrator’s Report

Meetings & Announcements: Lakes & Ponds Committee
MCSWC Board of Directors Board of Selectmen

Upcoming Community Events

Meeting Minutes

(6:30PM) – Public Hearing Special Amusement Permit Application – Lobster Pound

Application for Catering Permit – Dandelion Catering, July 17, 2021 @ 2773 Atlantic Highway

Qualified Catering Organization Application for Catered Function – June 26, 2021 @ The Edge

Center Sidewalks – Town Only effort

Proposed Amendment to Harbor Ridge Subdivision Escrow Agreement – Steve Case

Broadband Update

• Mid-Coast Internet Development Coalition (Deb Hall, Matt Siegel & Axiom)
• Proposed communication with Waldo County Commissioners
• Broadband Committee

6. 6. Discussion concerning possible creation of a Noise Ordinance
   7. Appointment of Municipal Officials
   8. Board, Committee, and Commission Appointments
   9. Consideration of Surplus Equipment Bids
   10. Adopt, Renew, Amend or Rescind Board Policies
       • Rules of Procedure – Board of Selectmen
       • Policy on Treasurer’s Disbursement Warrants for Employee Wages and Benefits
       • Policy on Treasurer’s Disbursement Warrant of State Fees & Revenues
       • Policy on Treasurer’s Disbursement Warrant for Municipal Education Costs
   11. Assessors’ Agent FY 22 Contract
   12. Septic Waste Disposal Facility Agreement
   13. Possible Reconsideration of or an amendment to the May 24, 2021 Phased Reopening Plan
   14. Selectmen Update(s)
   15. Treasurer’s and Payroll Warrant(s)-Approve & Sign
   16. Adjourn
       Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect. - Mark Twain