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Code · Montana · Title 76 — Land Resources and Use · Chapter 1 · Part 1

76-1-112. Joint or consolidated planning boards.

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76-1-112 . Joint or consolidated planning boards.
(1)Any existing city, county, or city-county planning board may form a joint or consolidated planning board with any other existing city, county, or city-county planning board or with any combination of these boards.
(2)The manner of combination must be by interlocal agreement of the cities, counties, and towns represented on the existing planning boards pursuant to Title 7, chapter 11, part 1.
(3)The interlocal agreement must:
(a)state the name of the combined board;
(b)specify whether a joint or combined board is formed;
(c)specify the representation, means and manner of appointment, membership duties, and manner of sharing costs of the combined board which may, subject to subsection (6), be on any basis agreeable to the governing bodies of the cities, counties, and towns represented on the existing planning boards.
(4)If a consolidated board is formed, the existing city, county, and city-county planning boards must be dissolved and the consolidated board has the rights, duties, powers, and obligations of the existing planning boards.
(5)If a joint board is formed, the existing planning boards may not be dissolved and the joint board has the rights, duties, powers, and obligations that are contained in the interlocal agreement.
(6)Membership of any city-county board formed pursuant to this section must have representation consistent with the requirements of part 2 of this chapter.
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