Maine § 12 §544-B Responsibilities of commissioner

Maine Statutes

§ 12 §544-B — Responsibilities of commissioner

Maine § 12 §544-B

Title 12CONSERVATION

Part 2FORESTS, PARKS, LAKES AND RIVERS

Ch. 201-AGEOLOGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 12, § 12 §544-B (2026).

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The commissioner has the following responsibilities pertaining to natural areas.

1.Conservation of natural areas. The commissioner shall promote conservation of natural areas by:

2.Register of critical areas. The commissioner shall maintain a register of critical areas that must contain natural areas classified as critical areas as follows.

3.Endangered plants. The commissioner has the following responsibilities related to endangered plants.

4.Sensitive information. The commissioner may withhold specific information on the location of a species or natural area and its component features if, in the judgment of the commissioner, disclosure of this information would threaten the existence of that species or natural area. The commissioner may not deny a landowner or landowner's designee in

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The commissioner has the following responsibilities pertaining to natural areas.
1.
Conservation of natural areas.
The commissioner shall promote conservation of natural areas by:
2.
Register of critical areas.
The commissioner shall maintain a register of critical areas that must contain natural areas classified as critical areas as follows.
3.
Endangered plants.
The commissioner has the following responsibilities related to endangered plants.
4.
Sensitive information.
The commissioner may withhold specific information on the location of a species or natural area and its component features if, in the judgment of the commissioner, disclosure of this information would threaten the existence of that species or natural area. The commissioner may not deny a landowner or landowner's designee information about species or natural areas occurring on the landowner's property or withhold this information from usual environmental review procedures of local, state or federal regulatory agencies.