I must admit to some confusion when it comes to this proposed new elementary school. Every newspaper and substack article I've read in the past few years RE Bar Harbor housing availability has said that housing for working families is shrinking and that many middle class families have already, and will continue to be, forced to move. One would suspect that this ever shrinking population would inevitably lead to fewer and fewer students and thus an ever diminishing demand for school space? It will definitely result in fewer and fewer taxable properties as more and more nonprofits replace taxable properties.
I must admit to some confusion when it comes to this proposed new elementary school. Every newspaper and substack article I've read in the past few years RE Bar Harbor housing availability has said that housing for working families is shrinking and that many middle class families have already, and will continue to be, forced to move. One would suspect that this ever shrinking population would inevitably lead to fewer and fewer students and thus an ever diminishing demand for school space? It will definitely result in fewer and fewer taxable properties as more and more nonprofits replace taxable properties.