10-144-205 Me. Code R. § 11

Current through 2024-52, December 25, 2024

Section 144-205-11 - REQUIREMENTS FOR AGRICULTURAL FAIR CAMPGROUNDS

11.A. Agricultural fair campgrounds shall make application, pay a fee of $125.00, and be licensed each year prior to the opening of the fair campground.

11.B. Agricultural fair campgrounds shall be in compliance with sections 1, 3, 5 and 6 of these regulations.

11.C. Agricultural fair campgrounds shall be licensed for all camping events permitted by the Fair prior to the effective date of these rules.

11.D. An Agricultural fair campground seeking licensure for expansion of camping facility capacity or use of new grounds shall be required to meet the requirements of these rules for a temporary campground for events totaling no more than 12 days per year, or the requirement for a regular campground for events totaling more than 12 days per year.

The provisions of this section (11) become effective January 1, 2001.

Appropriation 010-10A-2450-012

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10-144 C.M.R. ch. 205, § 11