Montana Statutes
§ 90-6-401 — Declaration Of Necessity And Purpose
Montana·Title 90 PLANNING, RESEARCH, AND DEVELOPMENT·Ch. 6 COMMUNITY IMPACT -- PLANNING AND ABATEMENT·Part 4 Hard-Rock Mining Impact Property Tax Base Sharing
90-6-401 . Declaration of necessity and purpose. The commencement of new large-scale hard-rock mineral developments often results in revenue disparities among adjacent local government units. This occurs primarily when a mine that locates in one taxing jurisdiction causes population influxes in neighboring jurisdictions. The result can be that some jurisdictions will experience a need to increase expenditures and receive no corresponding increase in revenue, while others will experience an increase in revenue and receive no comparable increase in expenditures. There is therefore a need to allocate the increase in property tax base resulting from the development and operation of new large-scale mines so that property tax revenues will be equitably distributed among affected local government
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Legislative History
En. Sec. 1, Ch. 635, L. 1983.
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