38 M.R.S. § 490-K
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38 §490-K. Transfer of ownership or operation
Official statutory text
A person who purchases an excavation that is operated under a notice of intent to comply or who obtains operating authority of an excavation that operates under a notice of intent to comply must file within 2 weeks after the purchase or the obtaining of operating authority a notice of intent to comply on a form developed by the department. The new owner or operator may operate the excavation during this 2-week period without having filed a notice of intent to comply, providing the new owner or operator complies with all standards under this article. [PL 1995, c. 700, §32 (AMD).]
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