Montana's Subdivision And Surveying Laws And Regulations 2006
Montana's Subdivision And Surveying Laws And Regulations 2006
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Prior to this the definition encompassed only parcels of less than 20 acres (Sec. 2, Ch. 272, L.
1993).] For the first time a definition of "minor subdivision" has been included in the Act in section 76-3- 103(9), MCA [a subdivision that creates five or fewer lots from a tract of record]. Sec. 1, Ch. 298, L.
2005.
XI. One Thirty-Second or Larger Aliquot Part of a United States Government Section 86 A "1/32 or larger aliquot part of a United States Government section," as that phrase is used in ...section 76-3-401, MCA, need not be contained entirely within the same section. Timberland Resources, Inc. v. Vaught, 227 Mont. 247, 738 P.2d 1277 (1987).
XII. Park A state-owned recreational facility located within a county may be regarded as a "park" for purposes of expending county park funds under section 76-3-606(2), MCA. 44 Op. Att'y Gen. No. 13 (1991). [Note: The 1995 amendments to the Act repealed section 76-3-606, MCA, and replaced it with section 76-3-621, MCA, which limits a governing body's expenditure of cash donated in lieu of land dedication to recreational areas "within its jurisdiction." If the phrase "within its jurisdiction" is construed to require that the recreational area be under the governing body's jurisdiction rather than simply within its jurisdictional area, this new language negates 44 Op.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Prior to this the definition encompassed only parcels of less than 20 acres (Sec. 2, Ch. 272, L.
1993).] For the first time a definition of "minor subdivision" has been included in the Act in section 76-3- 103(9), MCA [a subdivision that creates five or fewer lots from a tract of record]. Sec. 1, Ch. 298, L.
2005.
XI. One Thirty-Second or Larger Aliquot Part of a United States Government Section 86 A "1/32 or larger aliquot part of a United States Government section," as that phrase is used in ...section 76-3-401, MCA, need not be contained entirely within the same section. Timberland Resources, Inc. v. Vaught, 227 Mont. 247, 738 P.2d 1277 (1987).
XII. Park A state-owned recreational facility located within a county may be regarded as a "park" for purposes of expending county park funds under section 76-3-606(2), MCA. 44 Op. Att'y Gen. No. 13 (1991). [Note: The 1995 amendments to the Act repealed section 76-3-606, MCA, and replaced it with section 76-3-621, MCA, which limits a governing body's expenditure of cash donated in lieu of land dedication to recreational areas "within its jurisdiction." If the phrase "within its jurisdiction" is construed to require that the recreational area be under the governing body's jurisdiction rather than simply within its jurisdictional area, this new language negates 44 Op.
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