Maine Statutes
§ 20-A §3403 — Failure of civil organization
1.Failure of organization.
If the civil organization of a municipality or plantation becomes defunct, through failure to hold the annual meeting, failure to fill vacancies in necessary offices or in any other manner, and until the municipality or plantation recovers its civil organization or it is deorganized by the Legislature, the commissioner shall:
2.School privileges.
The commissioner may provide school privileges under the supervision of an agent of the unorganized territory or a special agent appointed for this purpose.
3.Expenses.
The expense of these school privileges shall be paid from the appropriation for schools in the unorganized territory.
4.Recovery of expenses.
If a municipality or plantation recovers its civil organization within 2 years, the expenses paid under subse
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Legislative History
PL 1981, c. 693, §§5,8 (NEW). PL 1985, c. 490, §15 (AMD).
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§ 20 §1
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