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Plum Creek News |
The largest landowner in Maine, Plum Creek has
submitted an application to the
Maine Land Use Regulation Commission for a massive development of their land in and around the
Moosehead Lake region. This development proposal would allow for 975 house lots, two destination lodges,
a marina, four sporting camps, three recreational-vehicle parks, and a golf course. It also provides for
a permanent easement for snowmobile and hiking trails, 30 year conservation easements around many pristine
ponds, and land for a low-income housing development near Greenville.
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Beaver Cove Camps.
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Pothole Politics Bangor Daily News The precarious central Maine economy relies heavily on tourism. If the Plum Creek development plan comes to fruition, that tourism could grow significantly. ... and more » |
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Ethics panel to take up donor list controversy Bangor Daily News Until the fact became public, Plum Creek CEO, President and Executive Director, Rick R. Holley, sat on the board of Maine's largest newspaper group, ... and more » |
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These REITS Are Investment Timber TheStreet.com (subscription) Plum Creek Timber (PCL - commentary - Trade Now) is the largest private landholder in the US and the first-ever publicly held timber REIT. ... and more » |