Montana HB58 revises the distribution of funds for the remediation of abandoned metal mines, extends state contribution for cleanup at the Libby.
Montana HB58 amends the distribution of funds for the remediation of abandoned metal mines, requiring a biennial transfer for maintenance and water treatment at the CR Kendall Mine Reclamation Site. It extends the state contribution for cleanup, operation, and maintenance at the Libby Asbestos Superfund Site. The bill also revises the allocation of funds from the orphan share account, ensuring that 50% of the funds are dedicated to metal mine reclamation projects at abandoned mine sites.
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