Mont. Code Ann. § 77-1-808
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77-1-808 State lands recreational use
Official statutory text
77-1-808 . (Temporary) State lands recreational use. Money appropriated for the purpose of managing recreational use of state lands must be used by the department for the following purposes:
(1) compensation pursuant to 77-1-809 for damage to the improvements of leases that has been proved to be caused by recreational users;
(2) assistance in weed control management necessary as a result of recreational use of state lands;
(3) protection of the resource value of the trust assets;
(4) administration and management for the implementation of recreational use of state lands; and
(5) maintenance of roads necessary for public recreational use of state trust land. (Void on occurrence of contingency--sec. 8, Ch. 596, L. 2003.)
(1) compensation pursuant to 77-1-809 for damage to the improvements of leases that has been proved to be caused by recreational users;
(2) assistance in weed control management necessary as a result of recreational use of state lands;
(3) protection of the resource value of the trust assets;
(4) administration and management for the implementation of recreational use of state lands; and
(5) maintenance of roads necessary for public recreational use of state trust land. (Void on occurrence of contingency--sec. 8, Ch. 596, L. 2003.)
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