Camp rebuilds on the Gray shoreline
Little Sebago and Crystal Lake give Gray a long shoreline of old camps being turned into year-round houses. A Gray camp lot is narrow and steep down to the water, so the unit sits at the top near the town road. Gray shoreline zoning keeps equipment back from the water, and the set follows the same line. Sandy soil on the Gray lake lots drains well but shifts, which is why a pad goes underneath. Gray camp projects usually run from ice-out through October on a monthly rental.
Interchange and Route 26 commercial work in Gray
The turnpike exit has pulled fuel stops, contractor yards and warehouses out along the Gray commercial corridor. A Gray site there has room to stage, so the unit goes near the trailer office where the crew actually is. Gray commercial jobs run on monthly terms and often keep two units once the trades stack up. Because the Gray corridor sees heavy truck traffic, the set stays outside the turning radius of a loaded trailer. Winter work in Gray continues on those paved sites as long as the lot gets plowed.
Wildlife park and village events in Gray
The state wildlife park at Dry Mills brings school groups and family visitors into Gray from April through November. Gray park events take a weekend unit at the graveled overflow parking rather than inside the exhibit loop. Village suppers, fairs and the Gray town celebration each take a short set on the pavement. A Gray church or school fundraiser usually needs two standard units and a handwashing station. Gray weekend drops go out Friday and come back off site on Monday morning.