Montana HB299 revises the purposes for which public use easements may be granted on state lands.
Montana HB299 amends the state's code to define the public purposes for which easements on state lands may be granted. These purposes include public uses, schoolhouse sites, public parks, public trails, community buildings, cemeteries, and conservation. The bill also allows for easements for public highways, canals, ditches, aqueducts, pipelines, and other public utilities. Additionally, it addresses the use of state lands for private buildings, sewage systems, navigable riverbeds, and existing county roads and utility facilities.
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