Maine Statutes
§ 23 §1114 — Preservation of existing monuments
No person shall willfully or maliciously disturb or injure, or, except as otherwise provided in this subchapter, remove, obliterate, deface or cover up any monument or mark designating this boundary line of the State. Any persons desirous of removing and replacing any such monument or mark may apply in writing to the Department of Transportation, who may grant permission therefor under its supervision, first making provision for preserving the exact location of the original boundary or mark, and giving notice to the State of New Hampshire of the time and place at which proposed action is to be taken. The monument shall be reset in the identical location from which it was removed or at a convenient distance therefrom upon the boundary line. A full description of any change in such monument
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Legislative History
PL 1969, c. 504, §39 (NEW). PL 1971, c. 593, §22 (AMD).
Nearby Sections
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§ 23 §1101
Appropriations by towns§ 23 §1102
Apportionment to each town§ 23 §1103
Increase in aid§ 23 §1104
Matching funds§ 23 §1105
Pro rata reduction of fund§ 23 §1111
Perambulation§ 23 §1112
Notice§ 23 §1113
Return§ 23 §1114
Preservation of existing monuments§ 23 §1115
Penalty