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development of options for improvement, including but not limited | to opportunities for greater recognition and reward for managing | growth pursuant to the growth management laws, and clarification of | the State's role in ensuring compliance with state land use law and | policy; and |
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| | 3. Development of options for improvement of comprehensive | planning statewide, including but not limited to recommended | changes to: the focus and contents of local comprehensive plans; | local, regional and state procedures for development, review and | coordination of comprehensive plans; and the growth management | laws that would result in better land use planning; and be it | further |
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| | Sec. 4. Cost assessment. Resolved: That the office shall assess the | projected costs to the State and its political subdivisions of | developing and implementing any changes in law or policy proposed | pursuant to this resolve and the adequacy of existing resources | to develop and implement those changes. The office shall clearly | identify any recommendations the development or implementation of | which would require additional governmental resources; and be it | further |
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| | Sec. 5. Report. Resolved: That, by February 1, 2006, the office | shall develop and submit to the Joint Standing Committee on | Natural Resources and the Community Preservation Advisory | Committee, established pursuant to the Maine Revised Statutes, | Title 30-A, section 4350, a final report, along with any proposed | legislation, that summarizes the study undertaken pursuant to | this resolve and outlines both short-term and long-term | recommendations; and be it further |
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| | Sec. 6. Authority to report out legislation. Resolved: That the Joint Standing | Committee on Natural Resources is authorized to report out legislation | relating to the study undertaken pursuant to this resolve to the Second | Regular Session of the 122nd Legislature. |
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