Montana § 90-6-301 Declaration Of Necessity And Purpose

Montana Statutes

§ 90-6-301 — Declaration Of Necessity And Purpose

Montana § 90-6-301

Title 90PLANNING, RESEARCH, AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 6COMMUNITY IMPACT -- PLANNING AND ABATEMENT

Part 3Hard-Rock Mining Impact

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Mont. Code Ann. § 90-6-301 (2026).

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90-6-301 . Declaration of necessity and purpose. The large-scale development of mineral deposits in the state may cause an influx of people directly related to the area of the development. This influx of people and the corresponding increase in demand for local government facilities and services may create a burden on the local taxpayer. There is a significant lag time between the time when additional facilities and services must be provided and the time when additional tax revenue is available as a result of the increased tax base. In addition, local government units in whatever jurisdiction the development is not located may receive substantial adverse economic impacts without benefit of a major increased tax base in the future. There is therefore a need to provide a system to assist loc

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90-6-301 . Declaration of necessity and purpose. The large-scale development of mineral deposits in the state may cause an influx of people directly related to the area of the development. This influx of people and the corresponding increase in demand for local government facilities and services may create a burden on the local taxpayer. There is a significant lag time between the time when additional facilities and services must be provided and the time when additional tax revenue is available as a result of the increased tax base. In addition, local government units in whatever jurisdiction the development is not located may receive substantial adverse economic impacts without benefit of a major increased tax base in the future. There is therefore a need to provide a system to assist local government units in meeting the initial financial impact of large-scale mineral development.