Park events on the Cape Elizabeth headlands
Fort Williams draws road races, concerts and wedding parties to Cape Elizabeth from May through October. A Cape Elizabeth park set goes on the paved loop or the graveled overflow rather than on the lawn. Because the Cape Elizabeth headland lawns are the whole attraction, nothing is placed where it blocks the lighthouse view. Cape Elizabeth park deliveries happen before the gates open, since the loop road fills by midmorning. Race weekends in Cape Elizabeth take unit banks at the start area and near the finish. Cape Elizabeth events all get an extra pump scheduled for the following morning.
Shore Road renovations in Cape Elizabeth
The large older houses along the Cape Elizabeth shore get gutted and rebuilt rather than replaced. A Cape Elizabeth renovation runs for months and keeps one standard unit at the street end of the drive. Cape Elizabeth lots are landscaped to the edge, so the set has to avoid lawns and planting beds. Ledge under the Cape Elizabeth headlands means pads often sit on broken rock. Salt wind off the open water hits the Cape Elizabeth shore hard, so every unit gets ballasted. Winter work in Cape Elizabeth continues as long as the drive stays plowed to the set.
State beach and town park crews in Cape Elizabeth
Crescent Beach, Kettle Cove and the town trails give Cape Elizabeth a steady run of park maintenance work. A Cape Elizabeth beach crew takes one unit at the paved parking lot above the dune. Cape Elizabeth dune and sand ground will not carry a service truck at any season. Trail and culvert crews in Cape Elizabeth get a unit at the nearest hard-surface pull-off. Cape Elizabeth school field projects run in July while the buildings sit empty.