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ME LD161
Bill
Status
3/3/2026
Primary Sponsor
John Ducharme
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AI Summary
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Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry must convene a stakeholder group to review Maine's subdivision laws across Title 12, Title 30-A, and Title 38 statutes
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Stakeholder group must include at minimum 9 members: one state senator, one state representative, commissioners from Environmental Protection and Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (or designees), and representatives from county registry of deeds, municipal government/code enforcement, regional planning, unorganized territory landowners, and real estate development
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Review must address promoting development in growth areas, reducing development pressure in rural areas, protecting public health and safety, advancing affordable housing goals, and streamlining the development review process
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Department must submit report with findings, recommendations, and suggested legislation to relevant legislative committees by December 3, 2025
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Joint standing committees may report out related legislation to the Second Regular Session of the 132nd Legislature
Legislative Description
Resolve, Directing the Maine Office of Community Affairs to Convene a Working Group Tasked with a Comprehensive Overhaul and Modernization of Maine's Subdivision Laws
Regulation
Last Action
FINALLY PASSED, in concurrence.
3/3/2026