This bill modifies the Maine Land Use Planning Commission's membership, including qualifications for appointees and terms of service.
This bill amends the Maine Land Use Planning Commission's membership by increasing the number of members to 13, with the Governor appointing the additional members. It adds qualifications for appointees, requiring them to have expertise in areas such as forestry, land use planning, and conservation. The bill also establishes staggered terms for commission members, with some appointed for 2-year terms and others for 4-year terms. Members must reside or work in the commission's jurisdiction, be former residents, or have significant professional experience within the jurisdiction.
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