Maine § 23 §1902 Policy and purposes

Maine Statutes

§ 23 §1902 — Policy and purposes

Maine § 23 §1902

Title 23TRANSPORTATION

Part 1STATE HIGHWAY LAW

Ch. 21MAINE TRAVELER INFORMATION SERVICES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 23, § 23 §1902 (2026).

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To promote the public health, safety, economic development and other aspects of the general welfare, it is in the public interest to provide tourists and travelers with information and guidance concerning public accommodations, facilities, commercial services and other businesses and points of scenic, cultural, historic, educational, recreational and religious interest. To provide this information and guidance, it is the policy of the State and the purpose of this chapter to:

1.Official information centers; signs. Establish and maintain official information centers and a system of official business directional signs;

2.Information publications. Provide official directories, guidebooks, maps and other tourist and traveler information publications;

3.Control outdoor advertising. Prohibit

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To promote the public health, safety, economic development and other aspects of the general welfare, it is in the public interest to provide tourists and travelers with information and guidance concerning public accommodations, facilities, commercial services and other businesses and points of scenic, cultural, historic, educational, recreational and religious interest. To provide this information and guidance, it is the policy of the State and the purpose of this chapter to:
1.
Official information centers; signs.
Establish and maintain official information centers and a system of official business directional signs;
2.
Information publications.
Provide official directories, guidebooks, maps and other tourist and traveler information publications;
3.
Control outdoor advertising.
Prohibit and control the indiscriminate use of outdoor advertising;
4.
Protection of scenic beauty.
Enhance and protect the natural scenic beauty of the State; and
5.
Preserve public safety.
Ensure that signs are erected in substantial compliance with national standards.