Mont. Code Ann. § 76-1-204
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76-1-204 Vacancies on county and city-county planning boards
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76-1-204 . Vacancies on county and city-county planning boards. (1) Vacancies occurring on the board of official members and by death or resignation of citizen members shall be filled for the unexpired term by the governing bodies having appointed them.
(2) Vacancies occurring in citizen members on the county planning board at the end of a term shall be filled by the board of county commissioners.
(3) Vacancies occurring in citizen members on the city-county planning board at the end of a term shall be filled alternately by the mayor and the board of county commissioners represented on the board, commencing with the mayor.
(4) In the event more than one city is represented on a board, the representation and appointments to be made by the respective cities and counties shall be by agreement and rule of the board.
(2) Vacancies occurring in citizen members on the county planning board at the end of a term shall be filled by the board of county commissioners.
(3) Vacancies occurring in citizen members on the city-county planning board at the end of a term shall be filled alternately by the mayor and the board of county commissioners represented on the board, commencing with the mayor.
(4) In the event more than one city is represented on a board, the representation and appointments to be made by the respective cities and counties shall be by agreement and rule of the board.
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