Montana § 76-16-104 - Role Of The Commission
Full text of Montana Montana Code Annotated § 76-16-104 — Role Of The Commission, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 76-16-104. Role Of The Commission
Role of the commission. (1) The commission shall assist in carrying out the purposes of this chapter, act in an advisory capacity with the boards of county commissioners, and supervise and coordinate the formation and operation of state districts that may be incorporated under this chapter. (2) The commission may act in an advisory capacity to the boards of county commissioners for the purpose of working out uniform plans for the use of lands lying within or outside of the boundaries of state districts in conformity with recognized conservation and stabilization policies.
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