Maine § 30-A §7304 Power and authority of State Tax Assessor

Maine Statutes

§ 30-A §7304 — Power and authority of State Tax Assessor

Maine § 30-A §7304

Title 30-AMUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES

Part 3PLANTATIONS AND UNORGANIZED PLACES

Ch. 303DEORGANIZED PLACES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 30-A, § 30-A §7304 (2026).

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Whenever the organization of any municipality or plantation has been terminated by Act of the Legislature, the powers, duties and obligations relating to the affairs of that municipality or plantation are vested in the State Tax Assessor for not more than 5 years. The real and personal property of the municipality or plantation shall be held by the State Tax Assessor and used as described in this chapter.

1.Powers of State Tax Assessor. The State Tax Assessor may:

2.Use of money. All money received under this section shall be applied:

3.Surplus funds and property. At the end of the 5-year period, or when in the judgment of the State Tax Assessor final payment of all known accounts against the municipality or plantation has been made, any funds which have not been expended shall be depos

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Whenever the organization of any municipality or plantation has been terminated by Act of the Legislature, the powers, duties and obligations relating to the affairs of that municipality or plantation are vested in the State Tax Assessor for not more than 5 years. The real and personal property of the municipality or plantation shall be held by the State Tax Assessor and used as described in this chapter.
1.
Powers of State Tax Assessor.
The State Tax Assessor may:
2.
Use of money.
All money received under this section shall be applied:
3.
Surplus funds and property.
At the end of the 5-year period, or when in the judgment of the State Tax Assessor final payment of all known accounts against the municipality or plantation has been made, any funds which have not been expended shall be deposited with the county commissioners as undedicated revenue for the unorganized territory fund of that county. Any property of the municipality or plantation which has not been sold shall be held by the State in trust for the unorganized territory or transferred to the county to be held in trust for the unorganized territory. Income from the sale or use of the property shall be used as described in Title 36, section 1604.