Maine Statutes
§ 7 §53-C — Registration contents and purpose
The purpose of a registration is to provide a public record of the existence of actively used farmland in order to assist public disclosure and the setback of inconsistent development under section 56. A registration must include:
1.Landowner.
The name and address of the landowner;
2.Certification.
Certification by the applicable soil and water conservation district that the land is farmland in accordance with the provisions of Title 12, section 6‑A;
3.Farm and open space classification.
4.Crops.
The types of farm products that are grown on the farmland to be registered;
5.Acreage.
The acreage of farmland to be registered;
6.Income.
7.Maps.
A copy of the municipal tax map, when available, and a statement of the tax parcel number or numbers that include the land at issue and any othe
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Legislative History
PL 1989, c. 478, §1 (NEW). PL 2011, c. 608, §7 (AMD).
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§ 7 §53-A
Eligibility§ 7 §53-B
Registration in 1990 and 1991§ 7 §53-C
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Notice of registration§ 7 §53-E
Withdrawal§ 7 §53-F
Municipal registry§ 7 §53-G
Fees§ 7 §53-H
Forms§ 7 §530
Country of origin required§ 7 §530-A
Voluntary labeling§ 7 §531
Definitions§ 7 §532
Standard box for apples§ 7 §533
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