The move is full circle for D’Auteuil, who previously served as assistant city manager in Auburn before moving onto Lewiston City Hall in 2017.
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Auburn council OKs plan for community resource center on Mill Street
The vacant property at 121 Mill St. will be used for a resource center.
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Auburn council receptive to Mill Street resource center proposal
If the proposal is approved, the building would be used to house the Community Development and General Assistance offices alongside local nonprofits.
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Auburn eyeing Mill Street property for resource center
The council will discuss a proposal to use a vacant city building at 121 Mill St. to house the Community Development office along with various nonprofit organizations.
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Auburn may tinker with zoning again at Gracelawn Road parcel
A city memo said the proposed change was ‘developed in consultation with the landowner’ and would balance water quality concerns with future land use planning, ‘as well as maintain the allowance for housing at the property.’
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Auburn council approves $54.2 million municipal budget
A referendum on the $62.12 million school budget will be held June 11.
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Auburn council approves next year’s budget in first reading
The council voted 5-2 for the municipal budget and to send the school budget to voters.
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Auburn to vote on next year’s $121.8 million budget
If approved as is, the property tax rate would increase by $1.36 per $1,000 of assessed valuation.
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Auburn council votes against delaying new zoning at Gracelawn Road property
In March, the Planning Board recommended against delaying the change, which affects 60 acres near Lake Auburn.
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Auburn committee getting started in assessing state of homelessness, providing recommendations to City Council
Mayor Jeff Harmon formally announced the membership of the committee Monday, which includes those working in public health, addiction treatment, workforce navigation and local nonprofits.