(4) A representative from the University of Maine System, chosen by the Chancellor of the University of Maine System;

(5) A representative of the Maine Community College System, chosen by the President of the Maine Community College System;

(6) A representative of a nonprofit organization that is funded by the State and promotes the State to business entities, chosen by that organization;

(7) An attorney, chosen by the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development;

(8) A financial expert, chosen by the Commissioner of Economic and Community Development; and

(9) A representative of the institute.

C. Each applied technology development center is governed by its own board of directors. Each board of directors shall establish standards for the selection of tenants.

D. The Department of Economic and Community Development shall determine where the applied technology development centers are to be located. The Center for Environmental Enterprise in South Portland, the Target Technology Center in Orono, the Thomas M. Teague Biotechnology Park in Fairfield and the Loring Biotechnology Incubator in Limestone are exempt from a determination made under this paragraph.

3. Technology centers. The following provisions govern applied technology development centers.

A. An applied A technology development center may be incorporated as a nonprofit organization, be part of a nonprofit organization, be incorporated as a for-profit organization or be part of a for-profit organization. The following provisions govern a for-profit applied technology development center.

(1) Services made available to an applied a technology development center by the center director must be made available to all tenants of a for-profit center.