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person who purchases the license in the year in which
that person turns 67 years of age, $20 for a person who
purchases the license in the year in which that person
turns 68 years of age and $10 for a person who
purchases the license in the year in which that person
turns 69 years of age;

 
(3) A senior resident combination of any 2 lifetime
licenses. The fee for a senior resident combination of
any 2 lifetime licenses is $80 for a person who
purchases the license in the year in which that person
turns 65 years of age, $64 for a person who purchases
the license in the year in which that person turns 66
years of age, $48 for a person who purchases the
license in the year in which that person turns 67 years
of age, $32 for a person who purchases the license in
the year in which that person turns 68 years of age and
$16 for a person who purchases the license in the year
in which that person turns 69 years of age; and

 
(4) A senior resident combination of all 3 lifetime
licenses. The fee for a senior resident combination of
all 3 lifetime licenses is $110 for a person who
purchases the license in the year in which that person
turns 65 years of age, $94 for a person who purchases
the license in the year in which that person turns 66
years of age, $78 for a person who purchases the
license in the year in which that person turns 67 years
of age, $62 $52 for a person who purchases the license
in the year in which that person turns 68 years of age
and $46 $26 for a person who purchases the license in
the year in which that person turns 69 years of age;
and

 
Sec. 15. 12 MRSA §7171, sub-§4, śC, as amended by PL 2001, c. 667, Pt.
C, §6, is further amended by amending subparagraph (11) to read:

 
(11) A person holding a smelt wholesaler's license
must, at the time that person is engaged during the
winter months in the taking of smelts, by any method
other than hook and line, have a number 14 fish grader
in operable condition in that person's immediate
proximity during the taking of smelts and must use that
grader during the smelt harvesting activity. The
license holder must liberate immediately all undersized
smelts alive into the waters from which they were
taken. For the purpose of this subparagraph, a number
14 grader is a grader having a minimum grate size of
14/64 inches. This subparagraph does not apply to a


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