April Fournier
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 31
- Total speaking time
- 3:04:04
- Avg per meeting
- 5:56
- Segments
- 2320
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Top issues during term (20)(Environment)
CMP Greater Portland Transmission Upgrades
Residents worry ratepayers could bear significant costs and that alternative solutions may be cheaper; a ratepayer cost assessment was requested.
CMP transmission line upgrades through North Deering
Residents worry ratepayers could bear significant costs and that alternative solutions may be cheaper; a ratepayer cost assessment was requested.
Open space parcel updates citywide
Unknown — the parcel's value is hard to pin down with no comparable sales, and easement proceeds would likely be modest.
Brownfields grant amendment — Roux Institute
Unknown pending the delayed delinquency report and revised Brownfields budget.
Davis Farm Road land acquisition proposal
Purchase price unknown pending appraisal; the original 8-acre appraisal came in at $230,000 and the owner rejected it.
Stroudwater Dam alternatives analysis grant
Grant-funded for now; the actual study budget and any city match come back later.
Five Years of One Climate Future
Open space parcel tracking across the city
Prior appraisals valued the two Murray Street parcels at $104,000 combined against an $80,000 asking price, and Davis Pines appraisal negotiations were ongoing.
Davis Pines Parcel
A new appraisal on a larger parcel could approach $600,000, up from $230,000 for the original eight acres.
Climate Resilience Conference
$99.14 from the council's funds.
Solar installation at the Portland Fish Exchange
The smaller system could cost $0 net after the $300,000 grant and 40% federal tax credit, versus a $15,000 monthly power bill today.
Land Bank funding and 1133 Washington Ave. parcel
The Land Bank's budget comes from one half of one percent of the city's annual capital improvement budget, though no spending figures for 2025 are confirmed.
Shrinking federal Brownfields funding
Brings $1.5 million in federal money into the city for assessing and remediating contaminated properties.
Sustainability programs and climate work
$12,000 in added revenue from ending the discount; over $220,000 projected for the Climate Action Fund from REC sales.
Solar panel grant denied for Fish Exchange
The smaller system would be fully covered by the grant and tax credit; the larger option would leave a net cost of about $562,000 after incentives.
Brownfields funding for Woodbury senior housing site
Brings $1.5 million in federal money into the city for assessing and remediating contaminated properties.
Murray Street parcel acquisition
Roughly $104,000 in appraised value for land the seller offered at $80,000, drawing on land bank acquisition funds.
Chapter 6 energy standards for city-funded projects
Energy savings and renewable investments could affect city operating costs, but specific figures were not provided in the materials.
Community composting program
Grant-funded additions; the paid Garbage to Garden curbside alternative runs about $20/month.
Cornell Street contamination and escrow funds
$355,000 in escrow could become available, but full cleanup could cost millions more.
Decisions during term (0)
Recorded while Fournier was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
No decisions found matching Environment.
Voting record (0)(Environment)
No votes found matching Environment.