Montana § 77-5-401 Title -- Purpose

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§ 77-5-401 — Title -- Purpose

Montana § 77-5-401

Title 77STATE LANDS

Ch. 5TIMBER RESOURCES

Part 4Community and Urban Forestry Program

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Mont. Code Ann. § 77-5-401 (2026).

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77-5-401 . Title -- purpose. This part may be cited as the "Community and Urban Forestry Act". The purpose of the act is to:

(1)encourage the planting, maintenance, and management of trees in municipalities and counties;

(2)maximize the potential of trees and vegetative cover in improving the quality of the environment;

(3)encourage the coordination of state and local agency activities and maximize citizen participation in the development and implementation of community and urban forestry-related programs;

(4)foster healthy economic activity for the state's community and urban forestry-related businesses through cooperative and supportive contracts with the private business sector;

(5)facilitate the creation of jobs related to community and urban forestry activities, including opportu

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77-5-401 . Title -- purpose. This part may be cited as the "Community and Urban Forestry Act". The purpose of the act is to:
(1) encourage the planting, maintenance, and management of trees in municipalities and counties;
(2) maximize the potential of trees and vegetative cover in improving the quality of the environment;
(3) encourage the coordination of state and local agency activities and maximize citizen participation in the development and implementation of community and urban forestry-related programs;
(4) foster healthy economic activity for the state's community and urban forestry-related businesses through cooperative and supportive contracts with the private business sector;
(5) facilitate the creation of jobs related to community and urban forestry activities, including opportunities for retraining and employing displaced timber resource workers; and
(6) provide meaningful voluntary opportunities for the state's citizens and organizations interested in community and urban forestry activities.