Montana HB629 revises laws for proposed subdivisions to connect to public water and wastewater systems.
Montana HB629 revises laws to require county and municipal water and sewer systems to accept connections from proposed subdivisions under certain conditions. A system must accept a connection if the subdivision requests it, its boundary is within 501 to 1,000 feet of the system, and the system meets compliance and capacity requirements. The Department of Environmental Quality will amend rules to reflect these changes, ensuring new facilities in subdivisions connect to public systems.
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