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This report presents a condensed summary of activities in the Urban Renewal program in Bangor from the time of its inception in 1958 to the present day -- a span of ten years.
Bangor's program has been ambitious in scale; in attempting to renew the major portion of the central business district through the Kenduskeag Stream Project and in providing a new 130-acre subdivision development in the Stillwater Park Project area. Both projects have required a great amount of detailed planning and several innovative approaches have been developed to deal with the many unique aspects of these projects.
Progress has been steadily maintained in both projects. The Stillwater Park Project is, for all intents and purposes, complete with the exception of land disposition. The demand for residential building lots has been slow since the first offering of land was made in 1966. However, the market picked up substantially during the current year and it is hoped that sufficient development will take place in 1969 to enable the Authority to make application for a major completion Grant from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Publication Date
1968
Publisher
Bangor Urban Renewal Authority
City
Bangor, Maine
Keywords
Bangor Maine, urban renewal, Stillwater Park Project, Kenduskeag Stream Urban Renewal Project, Bangor Maine photographs, Bangor Maine 1950s, Bangor Maine 1960s
Recommended Citation
Bangor Urban Renewal Authority, "Bangor & Urban Renewal: A Report 1958-1968" (1968). Books and Publications. 196.
https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/books_pubs/196
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Contains architectural renderings and/or photographs of buildings in the urban renewal plans that citizens of Bangor today will most certainly recognize, including: an addition to the Bangor Savings Bank on State Street, the Penobscot Plaza Complex, the N.H. Bragg and other industrial buildings on Perry Road, and more.