Montana HB680 revises trade and commerce laws, updates contract term limits for the Montana Heritage Preservation and Development Commission, and.
Montana HB680 revises trade and commerce laws by updating contract term limits for the Montana Heritage Preservation and Development Commission. The commission can now contract with private organizations for up to 20 years, with exceptions for certain leases and building construction. The bill also establishes a policy for acquiring and selling real and personal property, considering factors like economic stability and cultural significance. Additionally, it allows the commission to establish trust funds for historic properties, use volunteers, and solicit funds from various sources.
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