Maine § 30-A §4325 Cooperative municipal growth management activities

Maine Statutes

§ 30-A §4325 — Cooperative municipal growth management activities

Maine § 30-A §4325

Title 30-AMUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES

Part 2MUNICIPALITIES

Ch. 187PLANNING AND LAND USE REGULATION

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 30-A, § 30-A §4325 (2026).

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This section governs cooperative growth management efforts conducted by 2 or more municipalities.

1.Within municipality. A municipality participating in cooperative growth management activities may exercise its land use planning and management authority over the total land area within its jurisdiction.

2.Multimunicipal region. Any combination of municipalities may conduct joint planning and regulatory programs to meet the requirements of this subchapter upon adoption of a written comprehensive planning and enforcement agreement by the municipal legislative bodies involved. The municipalities must agree:

3.Requirements. The comprehensive planning and enforcement agreement must be in writing, approved by the municipal legislative body of each municipality and forwarded to the department.

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This section governs cooperative growth management efforts conducted by 2 or more municipalities.
1.
Within municipality.
A municipality participating in cooperative growth management activities may exercise its land use planning and management authority over the total land area within its jurisdiction.
2.
Multimunicipal region.
Any combination of municipalities may conduct joint planning and regulatory programs to meet the requirements of this subchapter upon adoption of a written comprehensive planning and enforcement agreement by the municipal legislative bodies involved. The municipalities must agree:
3.
Requirements.
The comprehensive planning and enforcement agreement must be in writing, approved by the municipal legislative body of each municipality and forwarded to the department.