Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority Mrra Is the Oea Recognized Implementation Local Redevelopment Authority for Redevelopment of the Former Brunswick Naval Air Station. the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority a Component Unit of the State of Maine Is a Municipal Corporation Created by Maine Law 5 Mrsa 13083 G and Charged With the Responsibility to Acquire and Manage Property at the Former Naval Air Station Brunswick Nas Brunswick and the Topsham Annex and to Facilitate the Rapid Redevelopment of Properties in Order to Recover From Economic and Employment Loss as Result of Base Closure Decision in 2005. the First Meeting of the Mrra Board of Trustees Was Held on September 27 2007. the Goal of This Grant Is to Develop an Amendment to Mrras Reuse Master Plan to Incorporate an Additional 144 Acres of Edc Land on the West Side of Brunswick Landing That Had Earlier Been Requested by Bowdoin College. Oea Support Will Allow Mrra to Identify Appropriate Land Uses for That Area and Develop Draft Amendments to the Towns Comprehensive Plan and Zoning Ordinance to Propose to the Town of Brunswick to Implement the New Land Uses.
Committed
$150,000
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