|   |  | Emergency preamble.  Whereas, Acts and resolves of the Legislature do  |  | not become effective until 90 days after adjournment unless  |  | enacted as emergencies; and |  
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 |   |  | Whereas, the Town of Orrington derives a large portion of its  |  | tax valuation from the presence of HoltraChem Manufacturing  |  | Company, L.L.C.; and |  
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 |   |  | Whereas, the HoltraChem Manufacturing facility in Orrington  |  | closed in November 2000; and |  
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 |   |  | Whereas, unless immediate action is taken to account for this  |  | decrease in valuation, the Town of Orrington will suffer the loss  |  | of significant revenues based on the closing of the HoltraChem  |  | Manufacturing facility; and |  
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 |   |  | Whereas, in the judgment of the Legislature, these facts create  |  | an emergency within the meaning of the Constitution of Maine and  |  | require the following legislation as immediately necessary for  |  | the preservation of the public peace, health and safety; now,  |  | therefore, be it |  
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 |   |  | Sec. 1.  State valuation for Town of Orrington.  Resolved:  That,  |  | notwithstanding any applicable filing deadlines,  the Town of  |  | Orrington may request a reduction in its state valuation under  |  | the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 36, section 208-A for the year  |  | 2001 based on the reduction in value of HoltraChem Manufacturing  |  | Company, L.L.C. without meeting the requirements set forth in  |  | Title 36, section 208-A, subsection 2, paragraphs A and C. |  
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 |   |  | Emergency clause.  In view of the emergency cited in the preamble,  |  | this resolve takes effect when approved. |  
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 |   |  | This bill authorizes the Town of Orrington to seek an  |  | adjustment of its state valuation for the year 2001 without  |  | meeting the requirements under the provisions of current law. |  
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