Bobcat Tractor dealership planned in Turner

Christopher Wheelock, Sun Journal, Lewiston, Maine
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May 10—Jordan Equipment Company of Falmouth has issued its public notice that it intends to file for permitting to build a new 6,200-square-foot building to house a Bobcat Equipment dealership on a 15.6-acre lot at 6 Pit Road in Turner.

Public comment will be accepted during the application process and the Maine Department of Environmental Protection may hold a public hearing on the proposal, if it deems necessary.

A copy of the application is available for the public to review at the municipal office in Turner or at the DEP offices in Augusta.

The plans call for the building, an access road, gravel storage and parking lot area.

The legal notice indicates Jordan Equipment plans to file its application on or about May 22.

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