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Maine Alliance for Road Associations

written notices for extensions

  • 20 Mar 2026 12:56 PM
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    Message # 13611806
    Deleted user

    We have been accustomed to providing the owner the current amount overdue (past the 90 days) and total of previously liened (NOC'S) costs to discharge their lien. 

    If you read PL 23:3101 it doesn't imply that we are to send owners a written notice that we will extend the NOC recorded if they don't pay.

    Although we provide our owners the information needed to discharge their accumulated liens, what does your associations do in regard to extending the NOC's?

    Is a road association required to send a written notice to owners in regard to extending their liens? Or is it redundant due to the original written notice?

    Last modified: 20 Mar 2026 12:59 PM | Deleted user
  • 21 Mar 2026 11:47 AM
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    Reply # 13612063 on 13611806
    Anonymous member (Administrator)

    You need not inform the delinquent parcel owner of extensions. The Statutes contain no such requirement. The owner of record has previously been given 20-day Notice. Then, if 30 days go by without payment, a NOC has been recorded in the Registry.

    Said NOC will remain in effect for the next 6 years. If the delinquent assessment remains unpaid, the issuer may choose to extend the provisions of original NOC by recording an extension of this NOC prior to its expiration date.

    Last modified: 22 Mar 2026 4:57 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

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