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Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-9 - Prohibitions

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A. The Department may not approve an
				application for a new commercial biomedical waste treatment facility unless at
				least 51% of the facility is owned by a licensed hospital or hospitals as
				defined in Title 22, section 328, subsection 14, or a group of hospitals that
				are licensed under Title 22 acting through a statewide association of Maine
				hospitals or a wholly owned affiliate of the association.
B. The Department does not permit the
				disposal of biomedical waste. Biomedical waste must be treated by an approved
				technology prior to being disposed of as a special waste.
C. A biomedical waste may not be mixed with
				hazardous wastes or radioactive waste.
D. Where a biomedical waste has been
				inadvertently or intentionally mixed with hazardous wastes or radioactive
				waste, all appropriate rules will apply to the management of the mixed waste.
				In instances where there is a conflict between the requirements of the rules,
				the more stringent requirement will apply.
E. A biomedical waste will be delivered only
				to another biomedical waste generating facility or to a licensed biomedical
				waste transfer or treatment facility.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-10 - Treatment Methods for Biomedical Waste

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Biomedical waste must be treated as follows:
A. Pathological waste must be incinerated,
				interred or treated by a treatment technology approved by the Department
				pursuant to Section 19.
B.
				Discarded blood, blood products and body fluids must be (1) incinerated, (2)
				discharged through a sewer to a publicly owned treatment works (POTW), provided
				that it is discharged in accordance with the state's water quality laws and
				local ordinances, (3) discharged to a septic system, provided that the septic
				system is in compliance with state rules and standards and provided that it is
				discharged in compliance with local ordinances, or (4) treated in a licensed
				biomedical waste treatment facility using non-incineration technology approved
				by the Department pursuant to Section 19.
C. All other biomedical waste must be
				incinerated or treated by a non-incineration treatment technology approved by
				the Department pursuant to Section 19.
NOTE: The Department recommends that discarded cultures and
				  stocks of infectious agents, (see Section 7(A)(5) of these rules) to be
				  transported off-site for treatment be pre-treated by steam sterilization to
				  reduce the concentration of pathogens prior to packaging in accordance with
				  Section 12(A) of this rule.
D. All incineration of biomedical waste must
				be in a licensed biomedical waste incinerator.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-11 - Registration of Generators

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Registration
(1) Each medical facility
				which generates a biomedical waste shall register with the Department on forms
				available from the Department at least 30 days prior to the date such
				generation is expected to commence.
(2) The Department will assign a biomedical
				waste generator registration number to each medical facility which registers
				with the Department and will notify each such facility in writing of such
				assigned registration number. Upon receiving such notification, the facility
				shall include the assigned registration number in or on manifests, labels
				affixed to packages of biomedical waste, and tags enclosed in each package of
				biomedical waste.
(3) Facilities
				which generate biomedical waste shall notify the Department in writing within
				30 days of a change in majority ownership, name, location or operational status
				of the facility.
(4) The
				registration numbers assigned under this subsection are not
				transferable.
(5) The initial
				registration fee will be $50 per facility.
(6) Biomedical waste generators will be
				assessed an annual fee based on the average amount of biomedical waste produced
				per month.
(a) Generators producing less than
				10 pounds per month will pay an annual fee of $25.
(b) Generators producing 10 pounds or more,
				but less than 50 pounds per month will pay an annual fee of $50.
(c) Generators producing 50 pounds or more
				per month will pay an annual fee of $500.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-12 - Standards for Generators

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Packaging
Biomedical waste must be properly packaged to assure
				  effective containment throughout the handling, storage, transport, and
				  treatment processes.
(1) Biomedical
				wastes, other than sharps and bulk liquids, must be packaged in bags which are
				impervious to moisture and have a strength sufficient to resist ripping,
				tearing or bursting under normal conditions of usage and handling.
(2) All bags containing biomedical waste must
				be red in color and imprinted with the international biohazard symbol and the
				words "biomedical waste" or "infectious waste." Waste in red bags will be
				considered biomedical waste and must be managed as biomedical waste.
(3) Bags must be sealed by forming a secure
				closure which results in a leak-resistant seal.
(4) Discarded sharps must be segregated from
				other biomedical waste at the point of generation. Discarded sharps will be
				placed directly into leak-resistant, rigid, puncture-resistant containers
				without clipping or breaking. When full or in preparation to be sent for
				treatment, these containers will be taped closed or tightly lidded to preclude
				loss or leakage of contents. After proper packaging, sharps containers may be
				placed in biomedical waste bags referred to in Section 12(A)(1) of these rules.
NOTE: An example of an acceptable container for storing
				  discarded sharps at home is an empty rigid plastic bottle.
(5) Discarded bulk blood and other liquids
				which is to be transported off-site will be packaged in tightly stoppered,
				unbreakable flasks or bottles or other appropriate containers.
(6) All biomedical waste bagged in accordance
				with Section 12(A)(3), sharps containerized in accordance with Section
				12(A)(4), and bulk liquids containerized in accordance with Section l2(A)(5)
				which are to be transported off-site must also be packaged for storage or
				handling by placement in disposable corrugated fiberboard boxes or equivalent
				rigid containers such as reusable pails, cartons, drums, or portable bins. The
				box or container must be leak-resistant or lined with a bag which is impervious
				to moisture and has a 200-pound burst strength as measured by the industry's
				Mullen test.
(7) Reusable
				containers used for the handling of biomedical waste must be thoroughly washed
				and disinfected each time they are emptied unless the surfaces of the
				containers have been effectively protected from contamination by disposable
				liners, bags or other devices which are removed and disposed of with the waste.
				A red bag may not be enclosed in a bag of another color.
(8) Reusable containers used for the handling
				of biomedical waste must not be used for containment of waste to be disposed of
				as non-biomedical waste or for any other purpose except after being
				disinfected.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-13 - Licensing of Transporters

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Applicability
No person may transport biomedical waste without first
				  obtaining a biomedical waste transporter license from the Department
				  unless:
(1) exempted pursuant to
				Section 4, or
(2) the biomedical
				waste is moved in the site where it is generated or in the site of a license
				transfer or treatment facility.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-14 - Standards for Transporters

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Operations
(1) The packaging,
				labeling, handling, and storage requirements specified in Sections 12(A),
				12(B), 12(C), and 12(D) of this rule, apply to the transportation of biomedical
				waste.
(2) Except as stated in
				Section 4 of this rule, biomedical waste shall only be transported from the
				point of generation by transporters who are licensed by the
				Department.
(3) No person may
				transport or receive for transport any biomedical waste that is not packaged
				and labeled in accordance with these rules.
(4) Conveyances that transport biomedical
				waste must include a cargo-carrying portion that must be closed and secured
				except when loading or unloading waste to prevent unauthorized access and
				exposure to wind and/or precipitation; must be designed and constructed so as
				to contain any spillage; must be cleaned and disinfected following leakage or
				spills; and must be cleaned and disinfected prior to using the conveyance for
				any other purpose.
(5) The identity
				of the biomedical waste hauler and the international biohazard symbol must
				appear on three sides and the door of the cab of conveyances used to transport
				biomedical waste. The lettering of such identification must be clearly legible
				during daylight from a distance of 50 feet.
(6) The transporter license certificate, or
				certified copy thereof obtained from the Department, must be available for
				inspection upon demand by any public safety officer or any authorized
				representative of the Department.
(a) A
				certificate covering an operator must be in his or her immediate possession
				while he or she is engaged in the transportation of biomedical waste.
(b) A certificate covering a conveyance must
				be with the conveyance while it is engaged in the transportation of biomedical
				waste.
(c) A certificate covering a
				business must be prominently displayed at each location of the
				business.
(7) Vehicles
				used to transport biomedical wastes must carry an appropriate spill containment
				and clean up kit.
(8) Biomedical
				waste must not be compacted or subjected to violent mechanical stress during
				transport.
(9) Biomedical waste may
				not be transported in the same vehicle with other waste unless the biomedical
				waste is separately contained in rigid reusable containers or kept separate by
				barriers from other waste, or unless all of the waste is to be treated and
				disposed of as biomedical waste in accordance with this rule.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-15 - Licensing of Transfer Facilities

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Applicability
(1) No person may
				accept biomedical waste generated off-site for the purpose of temporary storage
				prior to transport to another licensed biomedical waste transfer or treatment
				facility without first obtaining a biomedical waste transfer facility license
				from the Department.
(2)
				Exclusions. Generators of biomedical waste who accept less than a total of 100
				pounds per month of biomedical waste from other generators for the purpose of
				temporary storage prior to transport to a licensed biomedical waste transfer or
				treatment facility are not transfer facilities for the purposes of this rule
				provided the waste accepted from off-site is stored with the receiving
				generator's biomedical waste and is managed in accordance with Sections 12(A),
				12(B), 12(C), and 12(D) of this rule.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-16 - Standards for Transfer Facilities

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Facility Location Criteria
(1)
				Environmental Performance Standards. All biomedical waste transfer facilities
				must be located, designed, constructed, altered, operated, maintained, and
				closed in a manner that will ensure protection of public health and welfare and
				the environment. Protection of health and welfare and the environment includes,
				but is not limited to:
(a) prevention of
				adverse effects on ground water quality;
(b) prevention of adverse effects on surface
				water quality;
(c) prevention of
				adverse effects on air quality; and
(d) prevention of adverse effects due to
				migration of waste constituents in the subsurface environment.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-18 - Standards for Treatment Facilities

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Applicability of the Standards of the Site Location of Development
				Law
All new biomedical waste treatment facilities as well as
				  substantial modifications to existing facilities are subject to the standards
				  of the Site Location of Development Law, 38 M.R.S.A. §484, which are
				  incorporated herein by reference. The findings and conclusions required to be
				  made for issuance of a permit under section 484 of the Site Location of
				  Development Law must be made for issuance of a license under this rule.
B.
Facility Location
				Criteria
(1) Environmental Performance
				Standards. All biomedical waste treatment facilities must be located, designed,
				constructed, altered, operated, maintained, and closed in a manner that will
				ensure protection of public health and welfare and the environment. Protection
				of health and welfare and the environment must include, but not be limited to:
(a) prevention of adverse effects on ground
				water quality;
(b) prevention of
				adverse effects on surface water quality;
(c) prevention of adverse effects on air
				quality; and
(d) prevention of
				adverse effects due to migration of waste constituents in the subsurface
				environment.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 900 - BIOMEDICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES › Section 096-900-19 - Approval of Non-Incineration Treatment Technologies

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Application Requirements
A person may apply to the Department for approval to use a
				  biomedical waste treatment technology other than incineration, including, but
				  not limited to, steam sterilization or microwaving. The application for this
				  technology approval must include at a minimum the following information:
(1) The name, address, and business telephone
				number of the applicant;
(2) A
				description of the treatment method for which approval is sought;
(3) A description of the amount and type of
				biomedical waste or wastes to which the proposed treatment would be applied,
				including the identification of potentially infectious agents contained, if
				known;
(4) The basis for the
				request;
(5) A demonstration of the
				effectiveness of the proposed alternate treatment method;
(6) A demonstration that the alternate
				treatment method provides an equal degree of protection for the public and the
				environment; and
(7) The
				application fee for non-incineration treatment technology approval:
(a) At the time of filing, the applicant
				shall remit an application fee of $1,000 made payable to the Maine Hazardous
				Waste Fund.
(b) A refund of $500
				will be made to an applicant who withdraws the application within 30 calendar
				days of submission.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1000 - GUIDELINES FOR MUNICIPAL SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCES › Section 096-1000-1 - Purposes

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
The purposes of this Ordinance are to further the maintenance
				  of safe and healthful conditions; to prevent and control water pollution; to
				  protect fish spawning grounds, aquatic life, bird and other wildlife habitat;
				  to protect buildings and lands from flooding and accelerated erosion; to
				  protect archaeological and historic resources; to protect commercial fishing
				  and maritime industries; to protect freshwater and coastal wetlands; to control
				  building sites, placement of structures and land uses; to conserve shore cover,
				  and visual as well as actual points of access to inland and coastal waters; to
				  conserve natural beauty and open space; and to anticipate and respond to the
				  impacts of development in shoreland areas.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
This Ordinance has been prepared in accordance with the
				  provisions of Title 38 sections 435-449 of the Maine Revised Statutes Annotated
				  (M.R.S.A.).
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
This Ordinance applies to all land areas within 250 feet,
				  horizontal distance, of the
* normal high-water line of any great pond or river,
* upland edge of a coastal wetland, including all areas
				  affected by tidal action, or
* upland edge of a freshwater wetland,
and all land areas within 75 feet, horizontal distance, of
				  the normal high-water line of a stream.
This Ordinance also applies to any structure built on, over
				  or abutting a dock, wharf or pier, or other structure extending or located
				  below the normal high-water line of a water body or within a wetland.
NOTE
: Municipalities may choose not to regulate
				  structures built on, over or abutting a dock, wharf, pier or other structure
				  extending beyond the normal high-water line of a water body or within a
				  wetland. If so, the sentence "This Ordinance also applies to any structure
				  built on, over or abutting a dock, wharf, pier, or other structure extending or
				  located below the normal high-water line of a water body or within a wetland.",
				  in Section
				  3 above, must be stricken from the
				  Ordinance. In addition: Item 17 pertaining to "Piers, docks, wharfs, bridges
				  and other structures and uses extending over or below the normal high-water
				  line or within a wetland" in Section
				  14, Table 1, Land Uses in the
				  Shoreland Zone; Section
				  15(C), Standards
				  for Piers, docks, wharfs, bridges and other structures and uses extending over
				  or below the normal high-water line or within a wetland; and the definition of
				  "Piers, docks, wharfs, bridges and other structures and uses extending over or
				  below the normal high-water line or within a wetland" in Section
				  17 should be deleted.
NOTE
: Coastal wetlands, by definition, include
				  all areas affected by tidal action, not just those areas where salt marshes and
				  salt meadows exist. Cobble and sand beaches, mud flats, and rocky ledges, below
				  the highest annual tide are all considered to be coastal wetlands.
NOTE
: Pursuant to
				   38 M.R.S.A.
				  section440, municipalities may extend or
				  adopt zoning controls beyond the limits established in Section
				  3, above, in order to protect the
				  public health, safety, and welfare and to avoid problems associated with
				  floodplain development.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
This Ordinance, which was adopted by the municipal
				  legislative body on ________________, shall not be effective unless approved by
				  the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection. A certified
				  copy of the Ordinance, or Ordinance Amendment, attested and signed by the
				  Municipal Clerk, shall be forwarded to the Commissioner for approval. If the
				  Commissioner fails to act on this Ordinance or Ordinance Amendment, within
				  forty-five (45) days of his/her receipt of the Ordinance, or Ordinance
				  Amendment, it shall be automatically approved.
Any application for a permit submitted to the municipality
				  within the forty-five (45) day period shall be governed by the terms of this
				  Ordinance, or Ordinance Amendment, if the Ordinance, or Ordinance Amendment, is
				  approved by the Commissioner.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A certified copy of this Ordinance shall be filed with the
				  Municipal Clerk and shall be accessible to any member of the public. Copies
				  shall be made available to the public at reasonable cost at the expense of the
				  person making the request. Notice of availability of this Ordinance shall be
				  posted.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Should any section or provision of this Ordinance be declared
				  by the courts to be invalid, such decision shall not invalidate any other
				  section or provision of the Ordinance.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Whenever a provision of this Ordinance conflicts with or is
				  inconsistent with another provision of this Ordinance or of any other
				  ordinance, regulation or statute administered by the municipality, the more
				  restrictive provision shall control.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
This Ordinance may be amended by majority vote of the
				  legislative body. Copies of amendments, attested and signed by the Municipal
				  Clerk, shall be submitted to the Commissioner of the Department of
				  Environmental Protection following adoption by the municipal legislative body
				  and shall not be effective unless approved by the Commissioner. If the
				  Commissioner fails to act on any amendment within forty-five (45) days of
				  his/her receipt of the amendment, the amendment is automatically approved. Any
				  application for a permit submitted to the municipality within the forty-five
				  (45) day period shall be governed by the terms of the amendment, if such
				  amendment is approved by the Commissioner.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Official
				Shoreland Zoning Map.
The areas to which this Ordinance is applicable are
				hereby divided into the following districts as shown on the Official Shoreland
				Zoning Map(s) which is (are) made a part of this Ordinance:
(1) Resource Protection
(2) Limited Residential
(3) Limited Commercial
(4) General Development I
(5) General Development II
(6) Commercial Fisheries/Maritime
				Activities
(7) Stream Protection
NOTE
: The development of a waterfront management
				  strategy can be a complex process. There are many different techniques that can
				  be used to tailor an ordinance to reflect local goals and resources. The
				  Commercial Fisheries/Maritime Activities (CFMA) District included in these
				  Guidelines is one approach which is based on allowing as permitted uses only
				  those uses which are functionally water-dependent. But other zoning variations
				  are also possible which may be much more specific about what types of
				  functionally water-dependent uses should be permitted, make use of more than
				  one type of waterfront district, may include standards for assessing the impact
				  of proposed development on water dependent uses, and may include specific
				  provisions to encourage certain types of public benefits.
There are many other sources of information available to
				  assist with the design of this type of ordinance. The Department of
				  Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry's Municipal Planning Assistance Program
				  and your regional planning council should be consulted for additional
				  assistance.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Unless otherwise set forth on the Official Shoreland Zoning
				  Map, district boundary lines are property lines, the centerlines of streets,
				  roads and rights of way, and the boundaries of the shoreland area as defined
				  herein. Where uncertainty exists as to the exact location of district boundary
				  lines, the Board of Appeals shall be the final authority as to location.
NOTE
: Municipalities are encouraged to
				  incorporate specific written descriptions of district boundaries into the
				  Ordinance so that disputes over district boundaries are minimized. The Maine
				  Supreme Judicial Court has held that the Official Shoreland Zoning Map is the
				  primary tool to which to refer in determining district boundaries under
				  ordinances that are not more explicit in their district descriptions than the
				  language of the Guidelines, and that where there is inconsistency between the
				  Map and these general text descriptions of the shoreland districts as provided
				  in the minimum guidelines, the Map prevails.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
Except as hereinafter specified, no building, structure or
				  land shall hereafter be used or occupied, and no building or structure or part
				  thereof shall hereafter be erected, constructed, expanded, moved, or altered
				  and no new lot shall be created except in conformity with all of the
				  regulations herein specified for the district in which it is located, unless a
				  variance is granted.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Purpose.
It is the intent of
				this Ordinance to promote land use conformities, except that non-conforming
				conditions that existed before the effective date of this Ordinance or
				amendments thereto shall be allowed to continue, subject to the requirements
				set forth in Section 12. Except as otherwise provided in this Ordinance, a
				non-conforming condition shall not be permitted to become more
				non-conforming.
B.
General
(1)
Transfer of
				Ownership
.Non-conforming structures, lots, and uses may be transferred,
				and the new owner may continue the non-conforming use or continue to use the
				non-conforming structure or lot, subject to the provisions of this
				Ordinance.
(2)
Repair and
				Maintenance
.This Ordinance allows, without a permit, the normal upkeep
				and maintenance of non-conforming uses and structures including repairs or
				renovations that do not involve expansion of the non-conforming use or
				structure, and such other changes in a non-conforming use or structure as
				federal, state, or local building and safety codes may require.
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Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
A.
Administering Bodies and
				Agents
(1)
Code Enforcement
				Officer
.A Code Enforcement Officer shall be appointed or reappointed
				annually by July 1st.
(2)
Board of Appeals
.A Board of Appeals shall be created in accordance
				with the provisions of 30-A M.R.S.A. section 2691.
(3)
Planning Board
.A Planning
				Board shall be created in accordance with the provisions of State
				law.
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1243 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF TROY › Appendix 096-1243-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1244 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF WHITEFIELD › Appendix 096-1244-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1245 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF ATHENS › Appendix 096-1245-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1247 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF BRADFORD › Appendix 096-1247-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1249 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF CHARLOTTE › Appendix 096-1249-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1250 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF CHESTER › Appendix 096-1250-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1251 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF COLUMBIA › Appendix 096-1251-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1253 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF EDINBURG › Appendix 096-1253-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1255 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF KNOX › Appendix 096-1255-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1256 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF LIMERICK › Appendix 096-1256-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1257 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF MOOSE RIVER › Appendix 096-1257-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1261 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF SPRINGFIELD › Appendix 096-1261-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67
Code of Maine Rules › 06 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION › 096 - DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - GENERAL › Chapter 1262 - SHORELAND ZONING ORDINANCE FOR MUNICIPALITY OF STEUBEN › Appendix 096-1262-A - TO BOARD ORDER #BEP-B-94

Current through 2024-29, July 17, 2024
AMITY
(1267)
LIMINGTON
(1299)
ATHENS
(1245)
LOVELL
(1276)
AURORA
(1288)
LUDLOW
(1277)
BANCROFT
(1268)
MECHANIC FALLS
(1300)
BOWDOINHAM
(1246)
MEDFORD
(1279)
BOWERBANK
(1289)
MERRILL
(1281)
BRADFORD
(1247)
MILO
(1301)
BRIDGTON
(1290)
MOOSE RIVER
(1257)
BROWNVILLE
(1291)
NEWCASTLE
(1302)
CARTHAGE
(1292)
NORTH HAVEN
(1304)
CENTERVILLE
(1235)
ORIENT
(1282)
CHARLOTTE
(1249)
PARIS
(1260)
CHESTER
(1250)
PARSONSFIELD
(1306)
COLUMBIA
(1251)
PASSADUMKEAG
(1264)
COOPER
(1270)
PENOBSCOT
(1307)
CORINTH
(1271)
PLYMOUTH
(1308)
CRYSTAL
(1320)
ROCKLAND
(1325)
DURHAM
(1321)
SEDGWICK
(1241)
EDINBURG
(1253)
SHIRLEY
(1309)
ETNA
(1322)
SPRINGFIELD
(1261)
EXETER
(1293)
STACYVILLE
(1283)
FARMINGDALE
(1294)
STEUBEN
(1262)
FRANKFORT
(1295)
STOCKTON SPRINGS
(1310)
FREEDOM
(321.1)
STONINGTON
(1311)
GREENE
(1237)
STOW
(1326)
GUILFORD
(1296)
TALMADGE
(1263)
HANOVER
(1254)
TROY
(1243)
HARRINGTON
(1327)
VANCEBORO
(1285)
HERSEY
(1272)
WADE
(1286)
HIRAM
(1273)
WAITE
(1265)
ISLE AU HAUT
(1323)
WALDO
(1312)
KNOX
(1255)
WHITEFIELD
(1244)
LAGRANGE
(1275)
WOODVILLE
(1266)
LIMERICK
(1256)
TOTAL:67