Montana § 60-2-601 - Scenic-Historic Byways Program -- Expenditure Of Funds
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§ 60-2-601. Scenic-Historic Byways Program -- Expenditure Of Funds
Scenic-historic byways program -- expenditure of funds. (1) There is a scenic-historic byways program. The commission may designate roads to be included as part of the program and may add or delete roads from the program. The commission may not designate a road as a scenic-historic byway without the concurrence of the affected local governments and the agencies responsible for maintenance and operation of the road. A road or right-of-way across federal land that was granted by 43 U.S.C. 932 and recognized by 43 U.S.C. 1701 may be considered for inclusion in the program. (2) The department, on the direction of the commission, may expend any funds appropriated for or otherwise available to the scenic-historic byways program.
Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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