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Code · Montana · Title 80 — Agriculture · Chapter 15 · Part 3

80-15-301. Agricultural chemical ground water protection accounts -- acceptance and expenditure of gifts, grants, and funds.

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80-15-301 . Agricultural chemical ground water protection accounts -- acceptance and expenditure of gifts, grants, and funds.
(1)There is a department of agriculture agricultural chemical ground water protection special revenue account and a department of environmental quality agricultural chemical ground water protection special revenue account within the state special revenue fund established by 17-2-102 .
(2)Both accounts named in subsection
(1)may receive funds from any source as gifts, grants, cost-share funds, or other funds designated for agricultural chemical ground water protection purposes.
(3)The department and the department of environmental quality may individually or jointly spend funds received by their respective accounts for the purposes authorized by this chapter.
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