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3. The bond funds must be matched with at least $25,000,000
in public and private contributions. Seventy percent of that
amount must be in the form of land, cash or other tangible
assets. The remaining 30% may be matching contributions and
include the value of project-related, in-kind contributions of
goods and services to and by cooperating entities and the value
of real property interests acquired by or contributed to
cooperating entities when property interests have a relationship
to the property proposed for protection, as determined by the
Land for Maine's Future Board.

 
4. Ten percent of the bond proceeds must be made available to
acquire public access to water, in accordance with the provisions
of Title 5, section 6203-A.

 
5. Up to 10% of the bond proceeds must be made available to
protect farmland in accordance with the Maine Revised Statutes,
Title 5, section 6207.

 
6. To the extent the purposes are consistent with the
disbursement provisions in this Part, 10% of the bond proceeds
may be considered as state match for any federal funding to be
made available to the State.

 
Sec. A-7. Allocations from General Fund bond issue; acquisition of lands; interests in
lands for conservation; water access; outdoor recreation; wildlife and fish habitat; farmland
preservation. The proceeds of the sale of bonds must be expended as
designated in the following schedule.

 
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

 
State Planning Office

 
Land for Maine's Future Board

 
All Other$50,000,000

 
Provides for the use of bond
proceeds to be used for the
acquisition of lands and
interests in lands for
conservation, water access,
outdoor recreation, wildlife
and fish habitat and farmland
preservation.

 
Sec. A-8. Contingent upon ratification of bond issue. Sections 1 to 7 of this
Part do not become effective unless the people of the State have
ratified the issuance of bonds as set forth in this Part.


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