Maine § 20-A §16102 Procedures

Maine Statutes

§ 20-A §16102 — Procedures

Maine § 20-A §16102

Title 20-AEDUCATION

Part 7SCHOOL FINANCE

Ch. 611CONDEMNATION

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 20-A, § 20-A §16102 (2026).

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1.Authority to condemn. When the location of a school lot has been legally determined by a school administrative unit, the land may be condemned:

2.Appraisal. Damages for condemnation shall be determined:

3.Payment of damages. The school board may take lots for school construction after payment of these damages. If the owner of the condemned property resides outside the State the damages shall be deposited in the municipal treasury for municipalities and in the county treasury for other school administrative units.

4.Description. The school board shall cause a plan and description of the lots, as they have laid them out, to be recorded in the registry of deeds where the land lies, within 30 days of payment or deposit of damages.

5.Notice. The school board shall serve on the owner a ce

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1.
Authority to condemn.
When the location of a school lot has been legally determined by a school administrative unit, the land may be condemned:
2.
Appraisal.
Damages for condemnation shall be determined:
3.
Payment of damages.
The school board may take lots for school construction after payment of these damages. If the owner of the condemned property resides outside the State the damages shall be deposited in the municipal treasury for municipalities and in the county treasury for other school administrative units.
4.
Description.
The school board shall cause a plan and description of the lots, as they have laid them out, to be recorded in the registry of deeds where the land lies, within 30 days of payment or deposit of damages.
5.
Notice.
The school board shall serve on the owner a certified copy of the vote directing the condemnation. This notice shall be served according to the Maine Rules of Civil Procedure.