Montana § 76-14-105 Role Of State Coordinator

Montana Statutes

§ 76-14-105 — Role Of State Coordinator

Montana § 76-14-105

Title 76LAND RESOURCES AND USE

Ch. 14RANGELAND RESOURCES

Part 1Rangeland Management

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Mont. Code Ann. § 76-14-105 (2026).

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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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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.