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ME LD1020
Bill
AI Summary
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Repeals laws enacted in 2017 (PL 2017, c. 68) that authorize the Maine Turnpike Authority to construct a connector from Route 114 in South Gorham to an interchange on the turnpike in Cumberland County
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Requires the Maine Turnpike Authority to sell acquired connector property back to previous owners (or their heirs, assigns, or successors) at the original purchase price
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If previous owners cannot be found or decline within one year, the Authority must transfer the land at no cost to the municipality where it is located
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Municipalities that do not want the property must donate it to a local land trust; if the land trust declines, the municipality may sell the land at public auction
Legislative Description
An Act to Repeal the Laws Providing for the Construction of a Connector to Gorham and to Resell Land Taken Under Those Laws to Previous Property Owners
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Last Action
Placed in the Legislative Files. (DEAD)
6/13/2025