THE COASTAL PACKET: Maine town okays tiny ohmes

Thursday, April 12

Maine town okays tiny ohmes

Maine Public Broadcasting -What is believed to be Maine's first tiny homes subdivision moved closer to reality Tuesday night after the Swanville Planning Board gave its final approval to a proposal to build a half-dozen of the 440-square foot structures on a 50-acre parcel on Oak Hill Road. Derek Davis, of Thorndike, and Chad Tozier, of Unity, have formed a partnership to market the homes which are being constructed by the Amish-owned Backyard Buildings of Unity. Davis says the next challenge for the project will be connecting the tiny homes with renters or buyers. Tozier says the subdivision will allow residents to have a smaller carbon footprint, due in part to the inclusion of solar power.

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