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Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.99 - MONTANA OFFICE OF TOURISM AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIVISION › Subchapter 8.99.12 - Tourism Grant Programs › Rule 8.99.1201 - INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE OF RULES GOVERNING THE GUIDELINES FOR THE PILOT COMMUNITY TOURISM GRANT PROGRAM

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(1) The department
				adopts and incorporates by reference Guidelines for the Pilot Community Tourism
				Grant Program (PCTG Program), with the most current version being posted on the
				Tourism Grant Program website (guidelines), as rules governing how the
				department will administer the program.
(2) The guidelines address the following:
(a) Introduction;
(b) Definitions;
(c) Eligible Applicants;
(d) Eligible Uses of Funds;
(e) Ineligible Uses of Funds;
(f) Application Process;
(g) Application Review Process and Ranking
				Criteria; and
(h) Pilot Community
				Tourism Grant Program Administration.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.99 - MONTANA OFFICE OF TOURISM AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIVISION › Subchapter 8.99.13 - Destination Event Grant Program › Rule 8.99.1301 - INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE OF RULES GOVERNING THE GUIDELINES FOR THE ECONOMIC IMPACT AND DESTINATION EVENT GRANT PROGRAM

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(1) The department adopts and incorporates by
				reference Guidelines for the Economic Impact and Destination Event Grant
				Program (Program or Event Grant Program), with the most current version being
				posted on the Tourism Grant Program website (Guidelines), as rules governing
				how the department will administer the Program.
(2) The Guidelines address the following:
(a) Introduction;
(b) Definitions;
(c) Eligible Applicants;
(d) Eligible Events;
(e) Ineligible Events;
(f) Eligible Uses of Funds;
(g) Ineligible Uses of Funds;
(h) Application Process;
(i) Application Review and Ranking Criteria;
				and
(j) Program
				Administration.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.99 - MONTANA OFFICE OF TOURISM AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DIVISION › Subchapter 8.99.14 - Regional Assistance Program › Rule 8.99.1401 - INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE OF RULES GOVERNING THE GUIDELINES FOR THE REGIONAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

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(1) The department
				adopts and incorporates by reference Guidelines for the Regional Assistance
				Program (Program or RAP), with the most current version being posted on the
				Tourism Grant Program website (Guidelines), as rules governing how the
				department will administer the Program.
(2) The Guidelines address the following:
(a) Summary;
(b) Definitions;
(c) Eligible Applicants;
(d) Eligible Projects;
(e) Funding Availability;
(f) How to Apply;
(g) Application Review Process;
(h) Application Review Criteria;
(i) Award Process and Contract; and
(j) Program Contact.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.101 - ORGANIZATION RULE (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 2-15-1819,
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.102 - PROCEDURAL RULES (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.103 - PUBLIC PARTICIPATION RULES (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.104 - DEFINITIONS (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.105 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION GRANT OR LOAN - SUBMISSION AND EVALUATION OF EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND PROJECT PROPOSAL (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.106 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION GRANT OR LOAN - EVALUATION AND REVIEW PROCESS (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.107 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION GRANT OR LOAN - BOARD ACTION (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.108 - APPLICATION PROCEDURES FOR A RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION GRANT OR LOAN - FUNDING AGREEMENT(Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.109 - RECONSIDERATION OF FUNDING DECISION - ALL RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION PROPOSALS (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.110 - FAILURE TO PRODUCE IN MONTANA - ALL RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION GRANTS AND LOANS (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.111 - RIGHTS TO INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY - ALL RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION GRANTS AND LOANS(Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.100 - MONTANA BOARD OF RESEARCH AND COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY › Subchapter 8.100.1 - General Provisions and Application Procedures › Rule 8.100.112 - CONFIDENTIALITY OF INFORMATION AND OPEN MEETINGS (Repealed)

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AUTH:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA IMP:
					 90-3-1003,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.1 - Organizational Rule › Rule 8.101.101 - ORGANIZATION OF BOARD

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(1) The Coal Board
				is created by
				2-15-1821, MCA, and, appointed by
				the governor.
(2) The Coal Board is
				attached to the Department of Commerce for administrative purposes
				only.
(3) Information or
				submissions: Inquiries regarding the board may be addressed to the
				administrative officer or chairman at the Coal Board, Department of Commerce,
				301 South Park Avenue, P.O. Box 200523, Helena, Montana 59620-0523. Specific or
				general inquiries regarding the board may be addressed to the administrative
				officer.
2-4-201, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-201,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.2 - Rules of Practice › Rule 8.101.201 - INCORPORATION OF MODEL RULES

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(1) The Coal
				Board adopts and incorporates by reference the Attorney General's Model Rules
				of Procedure as stated in ARM
				1.3.201,
				1.3.202, and
				1.3.211 through
				1.3.233, and the Secretary of
				State's model rules as stated in ARM
				1.3.101,
				1.3.102, and
				1.3.301 through
				1.3.313 with the exceptions
				contained in this subchapter.
2-4-201, MCA; IMP,
					 2-4-201,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.2 - Rules of Practice › Rule 8.101.202 - INCORPORATION BY REFERENCE OF RULES FOR IMPLEMENTING MEPA (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 90-6-205, MCA; IMP:
					 75-1-201,
					 75-1-202,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.2 - Rules of Practice › Rule 8.101.203 - CATEGORICAL EXCLUSIONS FROM ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PROCESS (REPEALED)

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AUTH:
					 90-6-205, MCA; IMP:
					 75-1-201,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.2 - Rules of Practice › Rule 8.101.204 - PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

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(1) The Coal Board
				adopts and incorporates by reference ARM
				8.2.201
				through
				8.2.206 which sets
				forth the Department of Commerce's public participation rules. A copy of the
				rules may be obtained from the Coal Board, Department of Commerce, 301 South
				Park, P.O. Box 200523, Helena, Montana 59620-0523.
AUTH:
					 90-6-205,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 90-6-205,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.301 - POLICY STATEMENT

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(1) The Coal Board
				must prescribe forms for grant applications, receive and consider applications
				for grants, and award grants to local governmental units, federally-recognized
				Indian tribes, school districts, and state agencies to assist local
				governmental units in meeting the local impact of coal development or decline
				by enabling them to adequately provide governmental services and facilities
				which are needed as a direct consequence of coal development or
				decline.
(2) Applications will be
				judged on the following five main guidelines:
(a) Demonstration of need:
(i) What assistance is required to eliminate
				or reduce a direct and obvious threat to the public health, safety or welfare
				that has been caused as a direct result of coal development or
				decline.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.302 - APPLICATION FORM (LIF 1-75)

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(1) The purpose
				of the application form is to evaluate applicants for coal impact assistance
				and to establish priorities among those who may qualify for grants. Items to be
				considered include, but are not limited to, a description of the proposed
				project, proposed budget, projected completion date, the project's relationship
				to coal development, the applicant's budget, documentation of past and current
				local financial effort, and current or on-going planning efforts related to the
				orderly management of the existing or contemplated growth or decline of coal
				impacts.
(2) Applications will be
				evaluated based on the five criteria listed in ARM
				8.101.301. The application shall be
				considered by the Coal Board during the next scheduled quarterly meeting after
				receipt of the completed application, and either be approved, denied, or tabled
				pending submittal of additional information to the Coal Board. The application
				form is available online.
(3) The
				application shall include a citation to the section of the Montana Code
				Annotated or, in the case of a federally recognized Indian tribe, federal
				statute or regulation which authorizes the applicant to make expenditures to
				provide for the proposed governmental service or facility.
(4) If the applicant for a grant is a
				federally recognized Indian tribe, its application must include a resolution of
				the tribal council or appropriate governing body waiving the applicant's
				jurisdictional immunity from suit on any issue specifically arising from the
				transaction of a grant obtained under this subchapter and agreeing to the
				adjudication of any dispute arising out of the grant transaction in the
				district court of the first judicial district of the state of Montana. In
				addition, the applicant must submit proof that it has requested approval of the
				transaction, including the waiver of immunity, by the secretary of the United
				States Department of Interior or his designated agent and that the secretary or
				his designated agent has either approved the transaction or found that the
				secretary's approval is unnecessary.
(5) Coal impact grant funds used for the
				preparation of plans, studies, analyses, or necessary research for the
				preparation of a preliminary engineering report must meet the requirements of
				the most current Coal Board application. This application is available online
				at
https://comdev.mt.gov/Programs-and-Boards/Montana-Coal-Board/Planning-and-Project-Grants
.
AUTH:
					 90-6-205, MCA; IMP:
					 90-6-208,
					 MCA
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.303 - FULL APPLICATION FORM (LIF 2-75) (REPEALED)

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90-6-205, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-208,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.304 - AGREEMENT FORM (LIF 3-75)

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(1) The agreement
				form is to be executed between the Coal Board and local governmental unit
				establishing legal obligations and responsibilities upon each party to
				faithfully perform the terms of the grant award. The form is available from the
				administrative officer.
90-6-205, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-205,
					 90-6-208,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.305 - SUBMITTAL DEADLINES

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(1) Grant
				applications shall be submitted to the administrative officer 45 days prior to
				the quarterly meeting.
(2) Other
				matters shall be submitted to the administrative officer ten days prior to
				board consideration.
(3) Exceptions
				to (1) and (2) shall be at the board's discretion.
90-6-205, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-205,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.306 - STATE AGENCIES

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(1) An eligible
				state agency is one that:
(a) is seeking a
				grant to assist a local governmental unit in providing a service which the
				local government unit is legally responsible to provide in whole or in part,
				and such service must be expanded because of coal development or decline
				impact, and the applicant state agency is either joined in the application by
				the local governmental unit's governing body or has received letters of support
				from such authority; or
(b) is
				applying to provide a direct service to the Coal Board to enable the board to
				more effectively discharge its statutory responsibilities.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.307 - WATER AND/OR SEWER SYSTEMS PROVIDED BY DISTRICTS

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(1) Improvement districts and county water
				and sewer districts are eligible for grants to provide for the construction,
				reconstruction, expansion, and maintenance of a water and/or sewer system that
				serves:
(a) a new townsite which is needed as
				a direct consequence of coal development;
(b) a new residential development which is
				needed as a direct consequence of coal development; or
(c) an existing residential area where it can
				be demonstrated by the applicant that existing facilities are inadequate as a
				result of population growth which is a direct consequence of coal
				development.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.308 - FUNDING OF WATER AND/OR SEWER SYSTEMS

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(1)
				The board may fund up to 80% of the costs of main water and/or sewer
				transmission lines, storage and treatment facilities, and other portions of a
				water and/or sewer system which the board determines to be essential to the
				primary function of the system.
90-6-205, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-205,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.309 - LIMITATIONS ON LOANS (REPEALED)

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90-6-205, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-205,
					 90-6-209,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.310 - INTEREST RATES FOR LOANS (REPEALED)

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90-6-205, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-205,
					 90-6-209,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.101 - COAL BOARD › Subchapter 8.101.3 - Substantive Rules › Rule 8.101.311 - APPLICATIONS FOR PRELIMINARY ENGINEERING REPORTS OR PRELIMINARY ARCHITECTURAL REPORTS (REPEALED)

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90-6-205, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-205,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.1 - Organizational Rule › Rule 8.104.101 - ORGANIZATION OF BOARD

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(1) The Hard-Rock
				Mining Impact Board is created by
				2-15-1822, MCA, and appointed by
				the Governor. By statute the board comprises five members, three of whom reside
				in an area impacted by large-scale mineral development. At least one member
				must reside in each district provided for in
				5-1-102, MCA. The board consists
				of:
(a) a representative of the hard-rock
				mining industry;
(b) a
				representative of a major financial institution in Montana;
(c) an elected school district
				trustee;
(d) an elected county
				commissioner; and
(e) a member of
				the public-at-large.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.201 - PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

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(1) The Hard-Rock
				Mining Impact Board adopts and incorporates by reference ARM
				8.2.201 through
				8.2.206 which sets forth the
				Department of Commerce's public participation rules. A copy of the rules may be
				obtained from the Hard-Rock Mining Impact Board, Department of Commerce, 301
				South Park, P.O. Box 200523, Helena, Montana 59620-0523.
2-3-103, MCA; IMP,
					 2-3-103,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.202 - GENERAL PROCEDURAL RULES

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(1) The
				Hard-Rock Mining Impact Board adopts and incorporates by reference ARM
				1.3.101 through
				1.3.233 which sets forth the
				Attorney General's model procedural rules. A copy of the model rules may be
				obtained from the Hard-Rock Mining Impact Board, Department of Commerce, 301
				South Park, P.O. Box 200523, Helena, Montana 59620-0523. The board will treat
				the hearing provided for by
				90-6-307(4), MCA,
				as a contested case hearing under the model rules.
90-6-305, MCA; IMP,
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.203 - FORMAT AND CONTENT OF PLAN

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(1) The format
				and substance of the plan must allow for a ready review and analysis of the
				plan, its several parts, and how they relate to one another.
(2) The format of the plan must contain the
				following elements:
(a) the name, address and
				phone number of the developer's contact person;
(b) a brief summary of the impact plan, which
				includes the schedule of impact payments and other commitments by the
				developer;
(c) a list of the local
				government units which the developer believes might potentially be affected by
				the development;
(d) a table of
				contents;
(e) numbered pages
				throughout.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.203A - DEFINITIONS

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(1) For purposes of these rules, the term
				"impact, or impacted area" means the geographic or jurisdictional area or areas
				of the affected or potentially affected local government units identified in an
				impact plan.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.204 - SUBMISSION AND PROOF OF SUBMISSION OF PLAN

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(1)
				The developer shall submit 12 copies to the board and a sufficient number of
				copies to each affected county for distribution.
(2) The board will accept as proof of the
				date of receipt of an impact plan by an affected county a dated receipt, signed
				by an authorized representative of the county, confirming delivery of the plan
				by registered mail, hand delivery, or otherwise or an acknowledged statement by
				the developer certifying the date of delivery of the plan to the
				county.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.205 - NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF PLAN FOR REVIEW

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(1)
				Upon receiving the submitted plan, the governing body of each affected county
				shall publish notice of its receipt of the plan at least once in a newspaper of
				general circulation in the county. The notice must appear in large, readable
				format and must specify where copies of the plan will be available for public
				review.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.206 - COMPUTATION OF TIME

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(1) In computing
				any period of time prescribed by
				90-6-301 through
				90-6-311, MCA, the day of the act,
				event, or default after which the designated period of time begins to run is
				not to be included. The last day of the period so computed is to be included
				unless it is a Saturday, Sunday or legal holiday, in which event the period
				runs until the end of the next day which is neither a Saturday, Sunday or a
				holiday. Whenever a party has the right or is required to do some act or take
				some proceedings within a prescribed period after the service of a notice or
				other paper upon him and the notice or paper is served upon him by mail, 3 days
				will be added to the prescribed period.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.207 - CONTENTS OF OBJECTION TO PLAN

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(1) An
				objection to an impact plan submitted to the board must contain or show:
(a) the name(s) of the developer(s), the
				project and the impact plan;
(b)
				the date the objection is submitted;
(c) the name of the local government unit(s)
				raising the objection;
(d) the
				name, address, and phone number of the contact person(s) for the objecting
				local government unit(s) ;
(e) the
				name of the local government unit(s) affected by the objection;
(f) the specific elements of the plan being
				objected to, giving the page number(s) ;
(g) the substance of the objection;
(h) the reasons for the objection;
(i) supportive data, information or analysis,
				including references to related portions of the plan (giving page numbers),
				such as:
(i) analysis of employment and
				population;
(ii) analysis of
				location, nature, extent and cost of impact;
(iii) proposed mitigation measure;
(iv) proposed timing and cost of mitigation
				measure;
(v) proposed method,
				amount, and source of financing
of the mitigation measure.
(j) the objectors proposal for resolving the
				disputed issues;
(k) a resolution
				dated and signed by the governing body of each objecting unit of local
				government confirming that the above statements appropriately reflect its views
				and concerns.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.208 - SUBMISSION OF OBJECTIONS TO BOARD

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(1) At
				least 15 copies of the objection(s) must be filed with the board and a copy
				filed with each affected local government unit.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.208A - FILING OF OBJECTIONS DURING EXTENSION PERIOD

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(1) Only those affected local government
				units which have requested a 30-day extension of the initial review period
				pursuant to
				90-6-307(6), MCA,
				may file objections to the plan during this extension. However, if an objection
				filed during this extension relates to the interests of a local government unit
				which did not request an extension, that unit will be allowed to comment on the
				objection, and any such comment may be considered by the board in subsequent
				proceedings concerning the objection.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.209 - NOTIFICATION OF BOARD CONCERNING NEGOTIATIONS ON PLAN

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(1) By the end of the 30-day negotiation
				period described in
				90-6-307(6), MCA,
				all affected parties shall notify the board in writing of the outcome of their
				negotiation efforts, specifying which objections have been resolved and how and
				which objections remain in contention. The developer shall provide the board
				with any mutually agreed upon amendments to the plan. The official copy of the
				amendments must bear the signatures of the developer's authorized
				representative, the chairman of the elected governing body of each affected
				unit of local government, and the chairman of the elected governing body of the
				county verifying the concurrence of their units of local government with the
				negotiated amendments.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.210 - EX PARTE COMMUNICATIONS WITH BOARD MEMBERS

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(1) No representative of any party to the
				plan may communicate with any board member outside the context of a public
				meeting on any issue related to the plan until the plan has received final
				approval.
(2) During the 90-day
				review period and the 30-day negotiation period the board's staff may not
				communicate with any party concerning the substance of a plan. However, the
				staff may at any time, either on its own initiative or in response to a
				request, provide information concerning the technical compliance of a plan with
				statutes and board rules and the plan review process provided that the
				information does not relate to the substance or merits of a particular plan.
				The staff will maintain a log of any such contact.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.211A - WAIVER OF IMPACT PLAN REQUIREMENT (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 90-6-305,
					 90-6-307, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.211B - EVIDENCE OF THE PROVISION OF SERVICE OR FACILITY

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(1) For purposes of
				90-6-307(12),
				MCA, the board will accept as evidence that an affected local government unit
				is providing or is preparing to provide an additional service or facility
				provided for in an approved plan a letter from the governing body certifying
				that it is providing or preparing to provide the service or facility and
				specifying the date on which it is anticipated that the service or facility
				will be made available. A copy of the local government unit's impact fund
				budget or budget amendment, reflecting the proposed expenditure for the service
				or facility, and a copy of the resolution by which the governing body adopts
				the impact fund budget or budget amendment must accompany or precede the
				letter.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.212 - ADOPTION OF POLICIES OR GUIDELINES

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(1) From
				time to time, the board may adopt policies or guidelines relating to its
				internal operations; to the preparation, content, review and implementation of
				impact plans; to the relationship between developers and local government
				units; or to other matters over which the board has administrative or
				quasi-judicial authority. These policies or guidelines, which will not have the
				force or effect of administrative rules, will be compiled and made available
				for public inspection at the board's office.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.213 - MODIFICATION OF PLAN

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(1) An impact plan
				or a proposed amendment to an approved plan may be modified during the review
				period, the negotiation period, or an extension of either, by mutual consent of
				the developer and the local government units affected by the modification.
				Modifications must meet the following requirements:
(a) Modifications must be submitted in
				writing to the board and to all local government units that are party to the
				plan.
(b) The copy filed with the
				board must bear the signatures of the authorized representatives of the
				developer and of the governing body of each local government unit that is a
				party to the modification.
(c) If
				there is a need to modify the format of the plan and if the modification does
				not affect the substantive provisions of the plan, the governing body of the
				county may act on behalf of all local government units within the county when
				it concurs with the modification of format.
(d) Any modification submitted less than 30
				days prior to the end of the review period must carry with it a request from
				the local governing body for an extension which allows 30-day review of the
				modification.
(e) All modifications
				must be incorporated into the plan before the board will approve it. The
				modified plan must comply with the form and content requirements for an impact
				plan as provided by parts 3 and 4 of Title 90, chapter 6 of the Montana Code
				Annotated and by the administrative rules adopted by the board. In the modified
				plan the table of contents, summary, schedule of payment, and, if a part of the
				plan, the developer's written guarantee, must accurately contain and reflect
				the modifications. Obsolete material must be deleted from the plan through the
				use of replacement pages that contain and reflect the modifications or, if the
				use of replacement pages is not feasible, obsolete material must be deleted by
				specific reference.
(f) The board
				may allow revisions to format following the review or negotiation period, or an
				extension of either, to the extent that such revisions are necessary to
				incorporate the modifications into the plan in order to comply with ARM
				8.104.203.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.214 - FINANCIAL GUARANTEE OF TAX PREPAYMENTS

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(1)
				The financial guarantee required of a developer by
				90-6-309(3), MCA,
				to assure that property tax prepayments will be paid as needed by local
				government units must, at a minimum, meet the following requirements:
(a) The guarantee must cover the total amount
				of money the developer has committed to prepay with adequate provisions for any
				conditional payments provided for in the impact plan. Both the total amount
				covered by the guarantee and the specific purpose of each prepayment must be
				specified with sufficient clarity that it can be determined that the guarantee
				corresponds with and is sufficient to meet all prepayment commitments in the
				approved impact plan;
(b) The
				guarantee must make the money accessible to the board in the event of a default
				on the part of the developer or the need for the board to resolve a dispute
				between the developer and an affected local government unit; and
(c) The funds contained in the guarantee
				mechanism must be protected from all uses not specified in or provided for by
				an approved impact plan or an approved amendment to the plan.
(d) The guarantee must be provided through a
				financially sound third-party financial institution that is acceptable to the
				board and in which the developer does not have a significant financial
				interest.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.215 - PROVISION OF TAX CREDITS

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(1) As required by
				90-6-309, MCA, each year after the
				start of production, the local government unit must provide for tax crediting
				as specified in the approved impact plan. A tax credit must be made from the
				local government fund that corresponds to the service for which the tax
				prepayment was made. A tax credit may not have the effect of shifting the
				impact cost over time to the non-developer local taxpayer. The credit may not
				exceed the tax obligation of the developer for that year. Tax crediting is
				limited to the productive life of the mine.
Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-309,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.216 - EVIDENCE OF THE PROVISION OF SERVICE OR FACILITY (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-307,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.217 - CONTENTS OF PETITION FOR PLAN AMENDMENT

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(1)
				Under certain circumstances the mineral developer or the governing body of an
				affected county (on its own behalf or on behalf of another affected government
				unit within the county) may petition the board to amend an approved impact
				plan. The requirements and procedures for petitioning to amend a plan are
				provided in
				90-6-311, MCA, and a petition for
				an amendment must include or identify the following:
(a) when applicable, a copy of a resolution,
				dated and signed by the governing body of each local government unit that is
				requesting the amendment, authorizing the county to submit the petition for the
				amendment of the impact plan;
(b)
				date of the petition;
(c) the name
				of the mineral developer;
(d)
				county in which mineral development is located;
(e) name, address, phone number and
				signature(s) of each petitioner (county and/or mineral developer) ;
(f) all local government units believed by
				the petitioner to be affected by the proposed amendment;
(g) as required by
				90-6-311(2), MCA,
				an explanation of the need for an amendment, a statement of the facts and
				circumstances underlying the need for an amendment, and a description of the
				corrective measures proposed by the petitioner;
(h) the costs and commitments identified in
				the approved plan which will be changed as a result of the proposed amendment,
				with the relevant pages in the plan cited;
(i) other provisions of the approved plan
				which may be changed by the proposed amendment, with the relevant pages cited
				and substitute language proposed that will make the plan consistent
				throughout;
(j) a statement as to
				which of the following is the legal basis for the petition:
(i) that the plan itself provides for
				amendment under certain conditions and that those conditions have been met with
				the conditions specified and the pages on which they are established cited. The
				petitioner must establish that the conditions have been met;
(ii) that employment at the large-scale
				mineral development is forecast to increase or decrease by at least 75 persons,
				as determined under
				90-6-302(4), MCA,
				over or under the employment levels contemplated by the approved impact
				plan;
(iii) that the approved
				impact plan is materially inaccurate because of errors in assessment and that
				two years have not elapsed since the date the facility began commercial
				production with the date the facility began commercial production indicated;
				or
(iv) that the governing body of
				an affected county and the mineral developer are joining in the petition to
				amend the impact plan.
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.2 - Procedural Rules › Rule 8.104.218 - WAIVER OF IMPACT PLAN REQUIREMENT

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(1) The
				board will grant a waiver or a conditional waiver of the impact plan
				requirement to a large-scale mineral development permittee, as authorized by
				90-6-307(14),
				MCA, if:
(a) The permittee and the governing
				bodies of all potentially affected local government units, as identified by the
				board and the affected county or counties, notify the board in writing that:
(i) they do not anticipate a need to increase
				local government services and facilities as a result of the increase in
				employment identified in the permittee's annual report to the Department of
				Environmental Quality; or
(ii) the
				anticipated increase in need for services and facilities is not expected to
				result in an increase in local government costs to the nondeveloper taxpayer,
				or that such costs will be paid by the developer under the terms of the
				conditional waiver;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.3 - Rules Governing Awarding of Grants › Rule 8.104.301 - GENERAL PROVISIONS (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-305,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.3 - Rules Governing Awarding of Grants › Rule 8.104.302 - CONTENT OF GRANT APPLICATIONS (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-305,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.3 - Rules Governing Awarding of Grants › Rule 8.104.303 - SUBMITTAL DEADLINES (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-305,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.3 - Rules Governing Awarding of Grants › Rule 8.104.304 - APPLICATION REVIEW PROCESS (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-305,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.104 - HARD-ROCK MINING IMPACT BOARD › Subchapter 8.104.3 - Rules Governing Awarding of Grants › Rule 8.104.305 - CONTRACT WITH SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT (REPEALED)

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Sec.
					 90-6-305, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 90-6-305,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.1 - Pilot Registration › Rule 8.106.101 - REGISTRATION OF FAA CERTIFICATES

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102 MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.1 - Pilot Registration › Rule 8.106.102 - WHO MUST REGISTER

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.1 - Pilot Registration › Rule 8.106.103 - EXCEPTIONS

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.2 - Agricultural Regulations › Rule 8.106.201 - AGRICULTURAL PILOT REGISTRATION

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.2 - Agricultural Regulations › Rule 8.106.202 - AGRICULTURAL OPERATING CERTIFICATE

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-201, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.2 - Agricultural Regulations › Rule 8.106.203 - RESPONSIBILITY FOR COMPLIANCE

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-201, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.3 - Aircraft Registration › Rule 8.106.301 - DEFINITIONS

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.3 - Aircraft Registration › Rule 8.106.302 - REGISTRATION OF FAA CERTIFICATES

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.3 - Aircraft Registration › Rule 8.106.303 - EXEMPTIONS

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.3 - Aircraft Registration › Rule 8.106.304 - EXPIRATION AND RENEWAL

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-211,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.4 - Unlawful Use of Public Airports › Rule 8.106.401 - UNLAWFUL USE OF PUBLIC AIRPORTS

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-2-102,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.5 - Penalties › Rule 8.106.501 - PENALTIES

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-202,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.6 - Commercial Operators, Liability Insurance › Rule 8.106.601 - LIABILITY INSURANCE FILING

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-401,
					 MCA;
Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 8 - COMMERCE › Chapter 8.106 - AERONAUTICS DIVISION (TRANSFERRED TO TRANSPORTATION, TITLE 18) › Subchapter 8.106.6 - Commercial Operators, Liability Insurance › Rule 8.106.602 - LIABILITY INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS

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This Rule has been transferred
Sec.
					 67-2-102,
					 67-3-421, MCA; IMP, Sec.
					 67-3-401,
					 MCA;