Maine Revised Statutes, Title 1, § 93: Administrative changes and corrections
The revisor may make listed nonsubstantive corrections to statutory text if they do not change the meaning.
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The revisor may make listed nonsubstantive corrections to statutory text if they do not change the meaning.
The revisor must prepare legislation with proposed changes and consolidations identified under section 93, and the legislation may include other statutory errors or inconsistencies identified by the revisor.
The purpose of this chapter is to establish a policy for the treatment of persons displaced as a result of public use programs, funded in whole or in part by public entities, for persons to whom no assistance is available under federal law
This section defines “displaced person,” “public entity,” and “public use project.”
A public entity must make relocation-related payments to displaced persons within the stated time limits, and eligible displaced persons may choose alternative allowances or a fixed payment instead of the subsection 1 payment.
People already qualified for relocation benefits under chapter 23 and the federal Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970 are not eligible for benefits under this chapter.
The revisor must file an annual report on changes made under section 93 by October 1 and send copies to specified officials and the statute publisher.
A transfer of legislative jurisdiction does not take effect unless the United States has acquired title to the land and the listed state-jurisdiction conditions are satisfied.
This section establishes the Natural Disaster Business Assistance Fund and places it under the Finance Authority of Maine.
The authority administers a disaster business assistance program and may provide loans or other financial assistance to eligible enterprises that meet specified hardship and funding-availability conditions.
The authority must administer a consolidated student financial assistance program and may operate related assistance programs, issue bonds, and use bond proceeds for those purposes.
The authority may establish and administer a student loan insurance program under Title 20-A, chapter 417.
On request by the authority, the Attorney General must provide legal services for implementing this subchapter.
This section creates a nursing education loan repayment program to increase nursing faculty in Maine.
The authority may insure mortgage-loan payments for eligible projects and may insure or guaranty insured certificates.
This section creates the Mortgage Insurance Fund and sets rules for how the authority must handle, deposit, invest, account for, and apply money in it.
This section creates the Loan Insurance Reserve Fund under the authority’s control and says money must be paid into it and continuously used for chapter purposes.
Creates the Underground Oil Storage Replacement Fund and sets rules for money paid into it, loans and grants from it, borrowing, investment, and repayment.
This section creates the Waste Reduction and Recycling Loan Fund under the authority’s control and sets rules for how the fund may be used.
Creates the Economic Recovery Program Fund under the authority’s control and sets rules for how fund money may be divided, applied, invested, and deposited into bond proceeds accounts.
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