Julie Dalsaso reports that Duane Hagadone showed up at that Department of Lands meeting last night, to argue in favor of his dock/helipad request for his Casco Bay home. Julie was a bit ticked that Hagadone and his lieutenant, John Barlow, received 15 minutes apiece to present their side of the case, while she only received 5 minutes after plunking down $75 for the hearing. Eight people showed up on a snowy night to speak against the proposal, including Julie, Wes Hanson, Maj StormGipson, and Barry Rosenburg of the Kootenai Environmental Alliance. Hagadone’s Casco Bay neighbors Skip Murphy and John Powell supported the proposal. The hearing examiner will render his recommendation on the proposal in 30 days.
Hat Tip: Erica Curless
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