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PROSPECTIVE ZONING PLAN
FOR THE RANGELEY LAKES REGION
An Amendment
to the Maine Land Use Regulation Commission's
Comprehensive Land Use Plan
Adopted: November 1, 2000
Effective Date: January 1, 2001
The
following documents are available for downloading in Adobe Portable Document
Format (PDF). If you cannot open these files, go to
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Download
the entire plan (PDF, 2.8 MB)
Contents
| Cover (PDF, 39 KB) | |
| Acknowledgements (PDF, 49 KB) | |
| Letter from Governor Angus S. King (PDF, 51 KB) | |
| Executive Summary (PDF, 159KB) | |
| Introduction (PDF, 148 KB) | |
| Rangeley
Region First Prospective Zones Are Different Benefits Rangeley Region Study Area Public Involvement |
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| The Rangeley Region (PDF, 473 KB) | |
| Regional
Setting High Value Resources Year-round Population Seasonal Population Trend Toward Permanent Construction Development Patterns Land Consumption Land Ownership Land Conservation Other Initiatives |
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| The Plan (PDF, 567 KB) | |
| Prospective
Planning Principles Regional Vision New Development Zones Other Potential Development Areas Amount of Development Planned for 20 Years Plan Implementation |
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| Conceptual Description of Zones (PDF, 277 KB) | |
| Community
Center (D-GN2) Rural Settlement (D-GN3) Extended Settlement (D-ES) Community Residential (D-RS2) Residential Recreation (D-RS3) Semi-Remote Lakes (P-GP2) |
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| Development Standards (PDF, 41 KB) | |
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Why do we need these standards? |
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| Criteria for Rezoning (PDF, 52 KB) | |
| Why
do we need these criteria? What will the criteria accomplish? |
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| Appendices | |
| A:
Summary of Meetings (PDF, 548 KB) B: Survey Highlights (PDF, 266 KB) |
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