1. Comprehensive land use plan.   Not later than January 1, 1975 the The commission shall adopt an official comprehensive land use plan for the unorganized and deorganized townships of the State.

Such plan shall guide the The commission must use the plan as a guide in developing specific land use standards and delineating district boundaries and guiding development and generally fulfilling the purposes of this chapter.

The plan may consist of maps, data and statements of present and prospective resource uses which that generally delineate the proper use of resources, and recommendations for its implementation.

The commission may shall hold public hearings to collect information from residents and property owners of the jurisdiction and other interested parties to be used in establishing the land use guidance plan. The public hearings will must be conducted according to commission rules adopted in accordance with procedures for the establishment of rules and regulations pursuant to Title 5, chapter 375, subchapter II 2-A.

The commission may, on its own motion or petition of any state agency or regional planning commission, hold such other hearings as it may deem the commission considers necessary from time to time for the purpose of obtaining information helpful in the determination of its policies, the carrying out of its duties , or the formulation of its land use standards or rules and regulations.

The commission shall may not adopt no a plan or portion of a plan, unless:

Upon adoption of the official land use plan by the commission, it shall submit the plan to the Governor for approval. The Governor shall approve or disapprove the plan, plans or any portion of a plan within 30 days of receipt. If the Governor fails to act, the plan shall be is deemed approved. This subsection shall also apply applies to any alteration in the comprehensive plan.