Comp Plan Sessions: What Is Your Vision For Bar Harbor? CARRIE JONES MAY 11, 2023 BAR HARBOR—The case against the town’s new cruise ship limits is currently scheduled for July with the final video pre-trial conference scheduled for 9 a.m. on June 7. Magistrate Judge Karen Frink Wolf is scheduled to preside. The case Associate P (APPLL) vs Bar Harbor is on the July 2023 … Continue reading CRUISE SHIP TRIAL CURRENTLY SET FOR JULY
APPLL vs Town of Bar Harbor Carrie Jones BANGOR AND BAR HARBOR— Charles Sidman, the lead petitioner in the cruise ship disembarkation petition that passed this November and limited daily cruise ship caps has filed a brief in support of his involvement in the United States District Court case, Association to Preserve & Protect Local Livelihoods et al., vs. Town of Bar Harbor. He is represented … Continue reading Charles Sidman Supports His Desire To Be Part of Cruise Ship Law Suit’s Defense
Council Will Ask Cruise Ship Committee To Temporarily Stop Meeting BAR HARBOR— Town Attorney Stephen Wagner from Rudman Winchell, one of a team of five working on litigation of APPLL et al vs Town of Bar Harbor gave a quick summary of the court case about the new daily cruise ship limits on Tuesday night during the Town Council’s meeting. After a quick executive session, he also … Continue reading Town Attorney Expects APPLL Lawsuit Will Be Settled By August
Both Town and APPLL Request Court Deny Charles Sidman’s Motion to Participate BANGOR and BAR HARBOR—The lawsuit against the Town of Bar Harbor’s new cruise ship disembarkation limits continues to get complicated even as the Town Council is scheduled to have a lawyer discuss the suit tonight giving an update and conflict of interest advice. TOWN’S FEBRUARY 6 RESPONSE In a response filed by Rudman … Continue reading Town asks for dismissal of cruise ship disembarkation limit law suit
Citizens’ Initiative Lead Petitioner Asks To Be Part of Court Case BANGOR AND BAR HARBOR—According to its published agenda, the Bar Harbor Town Council will head to Bangor Thursday morning for an executive session with its town attorney “for the purpose of discussing the litigation and engaging, through counsel, in a settlement conference concerning the pending motion for a preliminary injunction.” The litigation refers to APPLL … Continue reading Bar Harbor Heads To Court on Thursday
