Town of Kittery, ME
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2023-05-08
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The Code
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Title 4: Boards, Commissions and Committees
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Chapter 4.13 Economic Development Committee
- The Charter
- Ch C Charter
- The Code
- Title 1: General Provisions
- Ch 1.1 Code Adoption
- Ch 1.2 General Provisions for Code Use
- Ch 1.3 General Penalty
- Title 2: Administrative Code
- Ch 2.1 Administrative Provisions Generally
- Ch 2.2 Fire Department
- Ch 2.3 Personnel System Generally
- Ch 2.4 Personnel Positions Established
- Ch 2.5 Compensation
- Title 3: Revenue and Finance
- Ch 3.1 Treasurer's Disbursement Warrants
- Ch 3.2 Purchasing System
- Ch 3.3 Applicant Service Accounts (Asa)
- Ch 3.4 Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing Districts
- Title 4: Boards, Commissions and Committees
- Ch 4.1 Establishment
- Ch 4.2 Selection Procedures for Council Appointments
- Ch 4.3 Board of Assessment Review
- Ch 4.4 Kittery Community Center Board of Directors
- Ch 4.5 Voter Registration Appeals Board
- Ch 4.6 Board of Trustees of Trust Funds
- Ch 4.7 Library Advisory Committee
- Ch 4.8 Shellfish Conservation Committee
- Ch 4.9 Conservation Commission
- Ch 4.10 Parks Commission
- Ch 4.11 Kittery Port Authority
- Ch 4.12 Capital Improvement Committee
- Ch 4.13 Economic Development Committee
- § 4.13-1 Purpose.
- § 4.13-2 Duties.
- § 4.13-3 Membership.
- Ch 4.14 Education Scholarship Selection Committee
- Ch 4.15 Kittery Land Issues Committee
- Ch 4.16 Comprehensive Plan Committee
- Ch 4.17 Kittery Climate Adaptation Committee
- Ch 4.18 Kittery Housing Committee
- Title 5: Business Licenses and Regulations
- Ch 5.1 Amusement Devices
- Ch 5.2 Special Amusement Permits
- Ch 5.3 Food Service Establishments
- Ch 5.4 Garage Sales
- Ch 5.5 Massage Establishments
- Ch 5.6 Mobile Food-Vending Units
- Ch 5.7 Sidewalk Sales
- Ch 5.8 Taxicabs
- Ch 5.9 Viewing Booths in Adult Entertainment Establishments
- Ch 5.10 Use of the Public Way
- Ch 5.11 Marijuana Businesses
- Ch 5.12 Short-Term Rental
- Title 6: Animals
- Ch 6.1 Animal Control
- Title 7: Cable Television
- Ch 7.1 In General
- Ch 7.2 Cable Television Franchise
- Ch 7.3 Cable Television Franchise Requirements
- Title 8: Health and Safety
- Ch 8.1 Solid Waste Collection and Disposal
- Ch 8.2 Property Maintenance
- Ch 8.3 Emergency Management Agency
- Ch 8.4 Blasting
- Ch 8.5 Street Addressing
- Title 9: Public Peace, Morals and Welfare
- Ch 9.1 Offenses Generally
- Ch 9.2 Obscenity
- Ch 9.3 Curfew Hours for Minors
- Ch 9.4 Firearms
- Title 10: Vehicles and Traffic
- Ch 10.1 Rules of the Road
- Ch 10.2 One-Way Streets; Stop Intersections and Yield Intersections Designated
- Ch 10.3 Stopping, Standing and Parking
- Ch 10.4 Bicycles, Skateboards, Scooters and Roller Skates
- Ch 10.5 Traffic Penalties
- Title 11: General Assistance
- Ch 11.1 Statement of Policy
- Ch 11.2 Definitions
- Ch 11.3 Administrative Rules and Regulations
- Ch 11.4 Application Procedure
- Ch 11.5 Eligibility Factors
- Ch 11.6 Determination of Eligibility
- Ch 11.7 Fair Hearing
- Ch 11.8 Recovery of Expenses
- Ch 11.9 Severability
- Title 12: Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places
- Ch 12.1 Excavations
- Ch 12.2 Miscellaneous Street and Sidewalk Regulations
- Ch 12.3 Rogers Park
- Ch 12.4 Seapoint and Crescent Beaches
- Ch 12.5 Fort Foster
- Ch 12.6 Shellfish
- Ch 12.7 Town Farm Forest
- Ch 12.8 Motor Vehicle Restrictions
- Ch 12.9 Legion Pond
- Ch 12.10 Political Signs
- Ch 12.11 Camping
- Title 13: Public Services
- Ch 13.1 Sewer Service System
- Ch 13.2 Sewer Service Decision Appeals
- Ch 13.3 Public Safety Impact Fee
- Ch 13.4 Taxpayer Relief Programs
- Ch 13.5 Property Assessed Clean Energy (Pace)
- Title 14: (Reserved)
- Title 15: (Reserved)
- Title 16: Land Use and Development Code
- Ch 16.1 General Provisions
- Ch 16.2 Administration and Enforcement
- Ch 16.3 Definitions
- Ch 16.4 Land Use Zone Regulations
- Ch 16.5 General Performance Standards
- Ch 16.6 Master Site Development Plan
- Ch 16.7 General Development Requirements
- Ch 16.8 Subdivision Review
- Ch 16.9 Maritime and Shoreland-Related Development
- Ch 16.10 Conservation Subdivision
- Appendix
- Apx A Fee Schedules
- Disposition List
- Ch DL Disposition List
[HISTORY: Adopted 2-11-2019 by Ord. No. 19-04. Amendments noted where applicable.]
The Town Council may appoint an Economic Development Committee
to advise, provide input, guidance, and information to the Planning
Board, Town Council, and Town administration on opportunities, challenges,
and impacts of economic development within Kittery.
The Committee may:
A.
Serve as advocates for appropriate growth and planning activities:
provide comment on potential projects, related development, zoning
impact and potential financial investment by the Town of Kittery to
support said projects.
B.
Provide ongoing evaluation of the Town's economic-development-related
processes; provide comment and recommendations which support economic
development.
C.
Develop and maintain an inventory of developable/redevelopable land
and buildings working with area real estate agents, landowners, and
developers; develop an understanding of the types of businesses looking
for land and buildings in the area.
D.
Recommend and develop content for economic development communications,
including the content of the EDC webpage on the Town's website,
printed materials such as permitting guides, and marketing-related
communications that promote the Town as a good place to do business.
E.
Assist in the updates and implementation of the Town's Comprehensive
Plan and long-range community goals as they relate to economic development.
F.
Where appropriate, coordinate with regional organizations and neighboring
groups seeking to promote economic development and business growth
in the area.
G.
Provide quarterly updates to Town Council on committee activities.
The Committee consists of one Town Council representative, three
business or industry representatives which may include Kittery property
owners on which a business is located and/or a designated representative
of a business located in Kittery, three citizen members and the Town
Manager. Business and citizen members are appointed for terms of three
years.
