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2.__Acquisition of land; state game farms.__The commissioner
may purchase suitable lands and erect buildings on those lands
within this State necessary for the operation of state game farms
for the propagation of wild animals and wild birds for restocking
the woods and forests of the State.

 
3.__Compensation to landowners.__The owners of property taken
under this section must be compensated for that taking.

 
A.__The owners of property, either real or personal, taken
by the commissioner under this section, are entitled to
damages equal to the reasonable value of the property, as is
provided when land is taken for highway purposes under Title
23, chapter 3.

 
B.__In the event of a disagreement over the value of
property taken under this section, the reasonable value must
be determined by the county commissioners of the county in
which the land is situated, upon the written application of
any interested party.

 
C.__If any party in interest is aggrieved by the decision of
the county commissioners under paragraph B rendered in
conformity with this section, an appeal may be made to the
Superior Court of the county in the same manner as is
provided when land is taken by the State for highway
purposes.

 
4.__Unneeded property. The Governor, on recommendation of the
commissioner, may sell and convey on behalf of the State the
interests of the State in property taken or acquired by purchase
under this Part and determined no longer necessary for the
purposes of this Part.__The commissioner, with the approval of
the Governor, may lease these same properties.__The proceeds from
these sales or leases must be credited to the funds of the
department.

 
SUBCHAPTER 3

 
ADVISORY COUNCIL, BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

 
§10151.__Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Advisory Council

 
1.__Appointment.__The Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Advisory
Council, established by Title 5, section 12004-G, subsection 20
and referred to in this Part as the "advisory council," consists
of 10 members representing the 16 counties of the State in the
following manner: one member representing Androscoggin County,


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