Maine § 5 §13120-Q Exceptions

Maine Statutes

§ 5 §13120-Q — Exceptions

Maine § 5 §13120-Q

Title 5ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES AND SERVICES

Part 18-AECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 5, § 5 §13120-Q (2026).

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The authority, with the advice of the department, the Department of Labor and such other agencies it determines appropriate, may waive the requirements of section 13120‑P, subsection 2, paragraph E and section 13120‑P, subsection 3, paragraph E if the municipality has experienced a historical lack of private investment and it is reasonably expected that private investment will not be available to assist with project financing and one of the following conditions is met:

1.Sudden and severe economic dislocation. The property is located in a municipality that has experienced a sudden and severe economic dislocation, which may include but is not limited to:

2.Chronic and severe economic distress. The property is located in a municipality that has experienced long-term economic distress, as e

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The authority, with the advice of the department, the Department of Labor and such other agencies it determines appropriate, may waive the requirements of section 13120‑P, subsection 2, paragraph E and section 13120‑P, subsection 3, paragraph E if the municipality has experienced a historical lack of private investment and it is reasonably expected that private investment will not be available to assist with project financing and one of the following conditions is met:
1.
Sudden and severe economic dislocation.
The property is located in a municipality that has experienced a sudden and severe economic dislocation, which may include but is not limited to:
2.
Chronic and severe economic distress.
The property is located in a municipality that has experienced long-term economic distress, as evidenced by factors that may include, but are not limited to: