Auburn's Economic Development Committee charts course on zoning reforms and business engagement. The committee met with three of four members present to discuss two zoning measures already recommended by the Planning Board: an Inclusionary Zoning by-law and modifications to the Regional Mall
Auburn's Economic Development Committee re-elects top officers and discusses updating planning documents. Chair Mary K. Joyal, Vice Chair Lindsay Baker, and Secretary Patrick Jones were each re-elected by 3-0 votes. Assistant Town Manager Paul Dell'Aquila reported the committee is considering
Auburn hears ULI recommendations to transform Drury Square and Route 12 corridor. The Select Board and Economic Development Committee received planning recommendations from the Urban Land Institute Boston/New England on June 8 to strengthen the town's civic core and encourage mixed-use
Auburn Economic Development Committee endorses tax classification letter to Select Board. Chair Mary K. Lauria-Joyal led the May 28 meeting with a 3-0 vote to approve the draft response to the board's earlier request for objective criteria for tax classification. Director Paul Dell'Aquila reported
Auburn Economic Development Committee advances small-business tax classification guidance for the Select Board. The committee unanimously approved Patrick Jones's motion to develop objective criteria for tax treatment, with Assistant Town Manager Paul Dell'Aquila assigned to analyze small-business
Auburn Economic Development Committee confirms June Urban Land Institute workshop on mall corridor planning. The full-day event on June 8 will focus on Auburn Mall to Drury Square with findings presented to the Board of Selectmen. Assistant Town Manager and Director of Economic Development Paul
Auburn Economic Development Committee unanimously backs proposed EDIC response to Select Board. Chair Mary K. Lauria-Joyal and all four committee members voted to forward Michael Villa's draft letter to the Select Board. Assistant Town Manager and Director of Economic Development Paul Dell'Aquila
Auburn Economic Development Committee rejects economic development corporation proposal over unemployment threshold. The committee determined Auburn's 4.5 percent unemployment rate falls below the 6 percent minimum required to establish an EDIC, and zoning restrictions at the proposed Camp Gleason
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