Property Ownership
In Maine, 'eminent domain' proceedings begin with the government providing:
AA court summons to the property owner
BAn offer of just compensation based on appraised value, followed by condemnation proceedings if not accepted✓ Correct
CA mandatory 30-day notice to vacate
DA MREC disclosure form
Explanation
Eminent domain proceedings typically begin with the government making an offer of just compensation (based on an appraisal) to the property owner. If the owner rejects the offer, the government may file a condemnation action in court.
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