BRUNSWICK

The Brunswick Town Council tonight will hear an update on the Miller Point shoreline project and hold a public hearing on an amendment to the Brunswick Landing and Executive Airport Omnibus Municipal Development and Tax Increment Financing District.

Town staff, along with the town’s engineering consultant, Barney Baker, were scheduled to meet with Tom Greer and John Loyd, respectively the engineer and attorney for the property owners, Rob and Nancy King. They were to review revised site and revegetation plans.

Another meeting will be scheduled for June 27 to discuss plan revisions in an open, public forum and recorded.

Further public comment will be allowed at the June 27 meeting and all residents within 200 feet of the project have been notified as well as the appellants in the recently failed Zoning Board appeal to have the Kings seek further permitting.

Also tonight, the town will also seek to pass an amendment to the Brunswick Landing and Brunswick Executive Airport Tax Increment Financing districts.

Highlights of the amendment include minor modifications regarding eligible road improvement activities, development and maintenance of trails and roads in Brunswick and increasing the cap on funding avail- able to the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority from $12 million to $15 million.

As outlined in the amendment, the town intends to use TIF funding for road improvements to several streets as well as several public safety improvements.

Other plans for funding will be to improve the economic climate through investments in the downtown area, school construction, recreation and improving road and infrastructure in areas adjacent to Brunswick Landing.

The meeting begins at 7 p.m. at Town Hall.