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Code · Montana · Title 85 — Water Use · Chapter 9 · Part 2

85-9-205. Procedure for organization of district.

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85-9-205 . Procedure for organization of district. If in the opinion of the department the feasibility study shows that a district is feasible and consistent with the state water plan, the procedure for organization is the following:
(1)The department shall file a petition requesting organization with the court.
(2)The petition shall:
(a)state the name of the proposed district;
(b)give a legal description of the boundaries of the proposed district, excluding therefrom lands which would receive no direct or indirect benefits from the proposed district;
(c)describe the purposes of the district;
(d)describe the works;
(e)indicate the estimated cost of works, means of financing, and estimated costs of operation and maintenance;
(f)list the taxable valuation of real property in the proposed district, which must be $100,000 or more;
(g)describe the means of repaying capital costs;
(h)propose the persons who should be represented and the number of directors.
(3)The petition shall be signed by owners of at least 51% of the land outside the limits of an incorporated municipality and not fewer than 5% or 100, whichever is the lesser, of the persons who would qualify as electors within an incorporated municipality.
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