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Aquaculture Public Scoping Session - Morning Star Fisheries LLC

Date: October 27, 2022

Time: 5:00 PM

Location: Southport Town Hall - 361 Hendricks Hill Road

Town: Southport

The Department of Marine Resources has received a draft aquaculture lease application for the following:

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Applicant	Jodi M Brewer/Morning Star Fisheries LLC
Culture Type	Suspended culture (gear on bottom and/or suspended)
Species	Marine algae
Town	Southport
Waterbody, General Description	Ebeneecook Harbor; North of Dots Island
Lease Size and Term	�� 1.37�� acres	�� 20 years

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If the scoping session listed above is cancelled, an alternate scoping session will be held on October 28, 2022, at the same time and location.�� Notice of a cancellation will be posted on the Department’s website at /dmr/index.html.

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What is a scoping session?

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A scoping session is a meeting where the applicant explains their tentative proposal to members of the public.��It’s an opportunity for members of the public to provide��feedback��on the proposal, prior to the applicant submitting a final application and an eventual public hearing.��This meeting does not determine��whether��the proposal will be granted.����

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How to participate:

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You can attend the session or contact the applicant. A copy of the draft lease application, which includes the applicant’s contact information is available on DMR’s website at:

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For disability accommodations, contact Melissa Macaluso at: (207) 624-6553 or��

Melissa.Macaluso@maine.gov; or 877-243-2823, TTY 711��

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