Montana § 7-14-1611 - Resolution Of Intention To Create Rail Authority

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§ 7-14-1611. Resolution Of Intention To Create Rail Authority

Resolution of intention to create rail authority. (1) A board of county commissioners may create an authority encompassing an entire county or a portion of a county. Before creating an authority, the board shall pass a resolution of intention. (2) The resolution must state: (a) the proposed name of the authority; (b) the proposed boundaries of the authority; and (c) the number of directors of the authority.

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