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Thursday, January 25, 2007
Adams School BASIC INFO
Adams School Re-Use Committee - 2nd & 4th THU @ 7pm
Date: | MUNJOY HILL Adams Community Vision http://www.munjoyhill.org/communityvision Adams School Re-Use Committee Meetings held 2nd & 4th Thursdays @ 7pm Cummings Center, 134 Congress Street, 2nd Floor
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| From: | "Jennifer Dorr" <JMY@portlandmaine.gov> | |||||
| To: | [ CITIZENS OF PORTLAND ] | |||||
| Subject: |  Fwd: Adams School Re-Use Committee Meeting January 25 7:00pm Cummings Center |
>>> Carrie Marsh 1/23/2007 3:44:12 PM >>>
There will be a meeting of the Adams School Re-Use Committee on Thursday, January 25, 2007, 7:00-9:00pm, at the Cummings Center, Second Floor Meeting Space, 134 Congress Street. The Committee meeting schedule is the
second and fourth Thursdays of the month. Attached please find an agenda, meeting notes, and revised work plan. The Housing Data and Comprehensive Plan information will be reviewed at the meeting. This information was provided in the packets on January 11, 2007. ,'>Carrie M. Marsh, AICP, Urban Designer
"Carrie Marsh" <CMarsh.city-gov.port-gov@portlandmaine.gov>
City of Portland, Division of Planning 389 Congress Street, Portland, ME 04101 Ph: 207-874-8723 Fax: 207-756-8258
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OFFICIAL WEBSITE: adams school re-use committee
adams school re-use committee
Matthew Thayer, Co- Chair
Justina Marcisso
Kenneth Bailey
Richard D’Entremont
Cynthia Fitzgerald
Eric Stark – pending council appointment
| Agenda | Workplan |
| January 11-2007 | January 11-2007 |
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
MHNO Quarterly Meeting - OCT 12 @ 7pm - TOPIC: The Future of the Adams School Site
East End Community School - CAFETERIA
195 North Street
Thursday, October 12 @ 7pm
- Come help create a COMMUNITY VISION of The Future of the Adams School Site.
- Learn about the process of planning for the future use of the site.
- Share your thoughts, hopes, and concerns about the future use of the Adams School site.
FMI: call 775-3050 or visit www.munjoyhill.org/communityvision
For a PDF flyer: www.munjoyhill.org/communityvision.pdf
For a WORD flyer: www.munjoyhill.org/communityvision.doc
Monday, September 04, 2006
City Council Contact Info
Portland City Council (2005-2006)
www.portlandmaine.gov/citycou.htm
James I. Cohen
Mayor & District 5
62 Deepwood Drive
Portland, Me 04103
H: 797-9638 W: 253-4708
Mayor's Office: 874-8941
jcohen@portlandmaine.gov
William R. Gorham
District 1
34 North Street
Portland, Me 04101
774-0768
wgorham@portlandmaine.gov
Karen Geraghty
District 2
15 Briggs Street
Portland, Me 04102
761-8376
kgeraghty@portlandmaine.gov
Donna J. Carr, D.O.
District 3
25 Whitney Avenue
Portland, Me 04102
761-0857
dcarr@portlandmaine.gov
Cheryl A. Leeman
District 4
37 Savoy Street
Portland, Me 04103
773-4161
cl@portlandmaine.gov
Jill C. Duson
A/L
101 Pennell Avenue
Portland, Me 04103
878-0769
jduson@portlandmaine.gov
James F. Cloutier
A/L
13 Fleetwood Street
Portland, Me 04102
775-2911
jcloutier@portlandmaine.gov
Nicholas Mavodones, Jr.
A/L
127 Wolcott Street
Portland, Me 04102
774-5136
nmm@portlandmaine.gov
Edward J. Suslovic
A/L
46 Kenwood Street
Portland, Maine 04102
653-4629
esuslovic@portlandmaine.gov
Adams School Property Reuse Committee
Welcome to the Virtual Town Hall where the members of
the Munjoy Hill Community can express their vision for
the future of the Marada Adams Community School.
A committee has been appointed by District 1 City
Councilor Will Gorham ( 774-0768 or
wgorham@portlandmaine.gov ) to recommend the future
use of the school building & land. The transfer of the
school to the City is expected to be final in December
2006 and a then a decision on the future use is
expected to take place in January 2007.
The Munjoy Hill Neighborhood Organization
( www.munjoyhill.org )
will conduct a community vision workshop at it's
quarterly meeting in early October 2006.
BLOG: www.adamscommunityvision.blogspot.com
Portland City Council - 2005-2006
www.portlandmaine.gov/citycou.htm
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CITY COUNCIL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 6, 2006
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Order 46-06/07 Order Transferring Control of Adams
School to City of (Tab 18) Portland Establishing the
Adams School Property Reuse Committee – Co-Sponsored
by Mayor James I. Cohen and Councilor William R.
Gorham.
This Order returns control of the Adams School back to
the City from the Portland School Department on
December 31, 2006. Under State law the Council has to
vote to accept control of the school.
Once the Council has accepted the transfer of control,
and the effective date has been reached, the City
Council can use the property or dispose of it in the
same manner applicable to other municipally owned
property.
To guide the Council in this decision about the future
use or disposition of the school property, the Order
sets up a committee that will make a recommendation to
the Council on or before January 15, 2007, and
appoints the following people to that committee to
serve until the committee is disbanded.
Kenneth Bailey
Richard D’Entremont
Cynthia Fitzgerald
Matthew Thayer
Justina Marcisso
Daniel Haley
John Noble III
Five affirmative votes are required
Who was Marada Adams?
Marada F. Adams was born in 1845 in Houlton, Maine.
Without the benefit of formal education she started
teaching in rural schools near her home. She came to
Portland in 1878 to teach in the North School, thus
beginning 50 years of service on Munjoy Hill. Marada
Adams transferred to the Shailer School where she
later became principal. In 1898 she was named
principal of the Emerson School District, which
included the newly built Emerson Grammar school as
well as the Shailer and Monument Street Schools. She
continued in that capacity until her retirement in
1935. In that year, Ripley's Believe It or Not cited
Miss Marada Adams as the oldest active teacher in the
United States. She had taught for 72 consecutive years
and retired from teaching at the age of 89. Naming our
school after Marada Adams is in recognition of her
long service to education and Munjoy Hill. [from the
old Adams School website]