Maine § 30-A §4463 Approval of river corridor commissions

Maine Statutes

§ 30-A §4463 — Approval of river corridor commissions

Maine § 30-A §4463

Title 30-AMUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES

Part 2MUNICIPALITIES

Ch. 189RIVER CORRIDOR COMMISSIONS

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 30-A, § 30-A §4463 (2026).

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The commissioner may grant commission status and all the privileges and powers enjoyed by the commissions, as specified in this chapter, when the commissioner finds that:

1.Occupation of shoreland by 2 or more municipalities. Two or more municipalities, which collectively occupy enough of the shoreland on a river segment to be effective in managing the shorelands of the river, have entered into an agreement under chapter 115, which satisfies the requirements of section 4464;

2.Comprehensive plan. The same municipalities have prepared a comprehensive plan which satisfies the requirements of section 4465;

3.Ordinance. The same municipalities have prepared an ordinance to implement the comprehensive plan which satisfies the requirements of section 4466; and

4.Other commissions. No other c

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The commissioner may grant commission status and all the privileges and powers enjoyed by the commissions, as specified in this chapter, when the commissioner finds that:
1.
Occupation of shoreland by 2 or more municipalities.
Two or more municipalities, which collectively occupy enough of the shoreland on a river segment to be effective in managing the shorelands of the river, have entered into an agreement under chapter 115, which satisfies the requirements of section 4464;
2.
Comprehensive plan.
The same municipalities have prepared a comprehensive plan which satisfies the requirements of section 4465;
3.
Ordinance.
The same municipalities have prepared an ordinance to implement the comprehensive plan which satisfies the requirements of section 4466; and
4.
Other commissions.
No other commission exists on the same river, or the distance between the proposed and existing commissions makes the formation of one larger commission impractical.