Montana § 60-1-102 Legislative Policy And Intent

Montana Statutes

§ 60-1-102 — Legislative Policy And Intent

Montana § 60-1-102

Title 60HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION

Ch. 1HIGHWAY CODE

Part 1General Provisions

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Mont. Code Ann. § 60-1-102 (2026).

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60-1-102 . Legislative policy and intent. Consistent with the determinations and declarations provided in 60-1-101 , the legislature intends:

(1)to place a high degree of trust in the hands of those officials whose duty it is, within the limits of available funds, to plan, develop, operate, maintain, and protect the highway facilities of this state for present as well as for future use;

(2)to make the department of transportation custodian of the commission-designated highway systems and state highways and to impose similar responsibilities upon the boards of county commissioners with respect to county roads and upon municipal officials with respect to the streets under their jurisdiction;

(3)that the state have integrated systems of highways, roads, and streets and that the department

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60-1-102 . Legislative policy and intent. Consistent with the determinations and declarations provided in 60-1-101 , the legislature intends:
(1) to place a high degree of trust in the hands of those officials whose duty it is, within the limits of available funds, to plan, develop, operate, maintain, and protect the highway facilities of this state for present as well as for future use;
(2) to make the department of transportation custodian of the commission-designated highway systems and state highways and to impose similar responsibilities upon the boards of county commissioners with respect to county roads and upon municipal officials with respect to the streets under their jurisdiction;
(3) that the state have integrated systems of highways, roads, and streets and that the department of transportation, the counties, and municipalities assist and cooperate with each other to that end;
(4) to provide sufficiently broad authority to enable the highway officials at all levels of government to function adequately and efficiently in all areas of their respective responsibilities, subject to the limitations of the constitution and the legislative mandate imposed.