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Home → Upcoming Meetings → Aquaculture Public Hearing - Whiskey Stones, LLC

Aquaculture Public Hearing - Whiskey Stones, LLC

Date: October 20, 2022

Time: 5:00 p.m.

Location: 263 Mountain Road and Remote via Teams

Town: Harpswell

Applicant Name and Lease Type	Whiskey Stones, LLC		☒ Experimental Lease ☐ Standard Lease
Culture Type	☐ Bottom culture (No gear)	☒ Suspended culture (Gear on bottom and/or suspended)
Species	☒ ��ھ�� ☐Marine algae�� ☐Finfish�� ☐Other
General Location, Town	East of Dogs Head, Harpswell Sound, Harpswell
Acreage Requested	0.481
Lease Term Requested	3 years

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HEARING DETAILS

In Person:

October 20, 2022, 5:00pm
Town of Harpswell
263 Mountain Road. Harpswell, fb88 04079

Remote via Teams:

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Or call in (audio only)
+1 207-209-4724,,787139275# �� United States, Portland
Phone Conference ID: 787 139 275#

��Notice of a continuance will be posted to DMR’s website.

The hearing will be held in accordance with the adjudicatory proceeding provisions of the fb88 Administrative Procedures Act (5 M.R.S.A., ch. 375, subchapter 4).�� Any interested person may attend the hearing and registered participants may ask questions of the parties or testify about the effect of the proposed lease.

Address questions to:
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Attn:�� Aquaculture Division
21 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333-0021
(207) 624-6573
DMRaquaculture@maine.gov

For disability accommodations, contact Melissa Macaluso at:

(207) 624-6553, Melissa.Macaluso@maine.gov; or 877-243-2823, TTY 711

RELEVANT AUTHORITY: Chapter 2 of DMR’s regulations; 5 M.R.S.A. §9501 et seq. & 12 M.R.S.A. §6072(1) et seq., & 12 M.R.S.A. §6072-A(1) et seq.

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