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LD 2193 Title Page An Act to Allow the Fort Kent Utility District to be Dissolved and Combined Wit... Page 2 of 4
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Emergency preamble. Whereas, Acts of the Legislature do not become
effective until 90 days after adjournment unless enacted as
emergencies; and

 
Whereas, the Fort Kent Utility District was created by Private
and Special Law 1991, chapter 103; and

 
Whereas, the district wishes to dissolve its charter and
transfer its operations to the Town of Fort Kent; and

 
Whereas, it is imperative that action be taken as early as
possible to allow for continuity of services provided by the Fort
Kent Utility District; and

 
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 enacted by the People of the State of Maine as follows:

 
Sec. 1. Town of Fort Kent's acquisition of property of Fort Kent Utility District. The
Town of Fort Kent acquires, under the terms contained in this
Act, all of the plant, properties, assets, franchises, rights and
privileges owned by the Fort Kent Utility District, including,
without limitation, lands, buildings, waters, water rights,
springs, wells, filtration plants, reservoirs, tanks, standpipes,
mains, pumps, pipes, machinery, fixtures, hydrants, meters,
services, tools, equipment and appliances used or useful in
supplying water for domestic, sanitary, commercial, industrial
and municipal purposes; and all sewers, reservoirs, flush tanks,
manholes, catch basins, filtration plants, pumping stations and
other appliances and property used or usable for collecting,
holding, purifying and disposing of sewage matter and waste
waters.

 
The consideration paid is the assumption by the Town of Fort
Kent of all of the outstanding debts, obligations and liabilities
of the Fort Kent Utility District, including, without limitation,
the assumption by the town of any outstanding notes or bonds of
the Fort Kent Utility District that are due on or after the date
of transfer.

 
Sec. 2. Fort Kent Utility District required to sell property to town. The Fort Kent
Utility District, a quasi-municipal corporation organized and
existing pursuant to Private and Special Law 1991, chapter 103,
under the terms contained in this Act shall sell, transfer and
convey to the Town of Fort Kent by appropriate instruments of


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