01 M.R.S. § 001-575-8 - PRE-APPLICATION AND PRE-SUBMISSION MEETINGS
1.
PRE-APPLICATION MEETINGS. Pre-application meetings between the prospective
applicant and DACF staff are an early opportunity to discuss a proposed project
or activity. These meetings aim to identify the statutory and regulatory
requirements, expected processing times, applicable fees, potential concerns,
and the type of information and documentation necessary for DACF to assess the
project properly. DACF staff will determine what information the applicant must
provide before or during a pre-application meeting.
2. PRE-SUBMISSION MEETINGS. A pre-submission
meeting between the prospective applicant and DACF staff occurs after the
prospective applicant has finished preparing an application for submission but
before formally filing the application. The meeting is an opportunity to review
the assembled application at a high level to ensure that key information has
been included prior to filing the application with DACF.
3. SCHEDULING AND ATTENDANCE. Prospective
applicants or DACF staff may request a pre-application or pre-submission
meeting. In either case, DACF staff will make a date available for the meeting
in a timely manner. The prospective applicant or an authorized agent must
attend the pre-application and pre-submission meetings. The prospective
applicant may choose to have consultants and/or contractors also attend.
Pre-application and pre-submission meetings are held for the prospective
applicant's benefit and are, therefore, optional for applicants to
schedule.
4. Pre-application and
pre-submission meetings do not bind staff or DACF to matters discussed therein
nor limit the ability of staff or DACF to raise further issues during the
application review process.
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