Maine’s Supreme Judicial Court dismisses Rockport hotel appeal on procedural note

ROCKPORT — Maine’s highest court docket declined to listen to the attraction of a Rockport resident in regards to the Rockport Harbor Lodge on Central Road within the Village, saying the discover of attraction was premature.

The attraction had been made to the Maine Supreme Judicial Courtroom following a call made by the Rockport Zoning Board of Appeals to uphold the city’s Planning Board resolution approving a website allow for the lodge, which is now underneath development.

In response to the order of dismissal, issued June 29 by an affiliate justice on the Maine Supreme Judicial Courtroom in Portland, the discover of attraction had been filed June 22.

The attraction by John Priestley of the Rockport Planning Board lodge website plan approval was filed 111 days after the entry of the order, when Maine regulation requires that appeals be commenced inside 21 days after entry into the docket, in accordance with the order.

An try to succeed in Legal professional Kristin Collins for remark was unsuccessful July 5. Collins had filed the attraction on behalf of Priestley.

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