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Code · Montana · Title 7 — Local Government · Chapter 12 · Part 42

7-12-4227. Utilization of excess money in revolving fund.

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7-12-4227 . Utilization of excess money in revolving fund. Whenever there is an amount in the revolving fund in excess of the amount deposited in the revolving fund under 7-12-4169
(2)and in excess of 10% of the outstanding special improvement district bonds and warrants secured by the revolving fund and the council considers any part of the excess to be greater than the amount necessary for payment or redemption of maturing bonds or warrants secured by the revolving fund or interest on the revolving fund, the council may order that any part of the amount of the excess that is greater than the amount necessary for the payment or redemption of maturing bonds or warrants secured by the revolving fund or interest on the revolving fund to be:
(1)transferred to the general fund of the city or town;
(2)used for the purchase of property at sales for delinquent taxes, assessments, or both; or
(3)used for the purchase of property that may have been struck off or sold to the county for delinquent taxes, assessments, or both and against which there is an unpaid assessment for special improvements and there are outstanding special improvement district bonds or warrants of the city or town.
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