Montana Statutes
§ 76-14-105 — Role Of State Coordinator
76-14-105 . Role of state coordinator. The state coordinator shall:
(1)serve as an advisor, counselor, and coordinator for and between persons and agencies involved in range management;
(2)strive to create understanding and compatibility between the many users of rangeland, including hunters, anglers, recreationists, ranchers, and others;
(3)promote and coordinate the adoption and implementation of sound range management plans to minimize conflicts between governmental agencies and private landowners;
(4)participate in zoning and planning studies to ensure that native ranges are adequately represented at sessions for development of zoning and planning regulations;
(5)coordinate range management research to help prevent duplication and overlap of effort in this area.
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Legislative History
En. 76-304 by Sec. 4, Ch. 408, L. 1977; R.C.M. 1947, 76-304(2); amd. Sec. 2524, Ch. 56, L. 2009.
Nearby Sections
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§ 76-14-101
Short Title§ 76-14-102
Purpose§ 76-14-103
Definitions§ 76-14-104
Types Of Land Included As Rangeland§ 76-14-105
Role Of State Coordinator§ 76-14-106
Duties Of Rangeland Resources Committee§ 76-14-107
Through 76-14-110 Reserved§ 76-14-111
Rangeland Improvement Loan Program§ 76-14-113
Eligibility For Loans§ 76-14-114
Criteria For Evaluation Of Loan Applications§ 76-14-115
Selection Of Loan Recipients§ 76-14-116
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