Montana § 2-10-104 Guidelines For Actions With Taking Implications

Montana Statutes

§ 2-10-104 — Guidelines For Actions With Taking Implications

Montana § 2-10-104

Title 2GOVERNMENT STRUCTURE AND ADMINISTRATION

Ch. 10STATE AGENCY ACTIONS AFFECTING PRIVATE PROPERTY

Part 1Private Property Assessment Act

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Mont. Code Ann. § 2-10-104 (2026).

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2-10-104 . Guidelines for actions with taking implications.

(1)The attorney general shall develop and provide to state agencies guidelines, including a checklist, to assist the agencies in identifying and evaluating agency actions with taking or damaging implications. The attorney general shall at least annually review the guidelines and modify them as necessary to comply with changes in statutes and court decisions.

(2)In developing guidelines, the attorney general shall include a provision that state agencies should consider and follow obligations imposed by the 5th and 14th amendments to the Constitution of the United States and Article II, section 29, of the Montana constitution, as construed by the United States supreme court and the Montana supreme court, when considering and imple

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2-10-104 . Guidelines for actions with taking implications. (1) The attorney general shall develop and provide to state agencies guidelines, including a checklist, to assist the agencies in identifying and evaluating agency actions with taking or damaging implications. The attorney general shall at least annually review the guidelines and modify them as necessary to comply with changes in statutes and court decisions.
(2) In developing guidelines, the attorney general shall include a provision that state agencies should consider and follow obligations imposed by the 5th and 14th amendments to the Constitution of the United States and Article II, section 29, of the Montana constitution, as construed by the United States supreme court and the Montana supreme court, when considering and implementing an action with taking or damaging implications in order to avoid unanticipated and undue burdens on the state treasury.