Table of Contents TITLE 76. LAND RESOURCES AND USE CHAPTER 13. TIMBER RESOURCES Part 1. Protection of Forest Resources

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76-13-101 — Purpose 76-13-102 — Definitions 76-13-103 — Applicability 76-13-104 — Functions of department 76-13-105 — Protection of nonforest l... 76-13-106 — Cooperation between depar... 76-13-107 — Classification of forest... 76-13-108 — Person responsible for pe... 76-13-109 — Rules 76-13-110 — Owner's right to board he... 76-13-111 — Permissible expenditures 76-13-112 — Penalty for violation 76-13-113 — Destruction of signs 76-13-114 — Disposition of fines 76-13-121 — Permit for burning requir... 76-13-122 — Failure to comply with pe... 76-13-123 — Failure to extinguish cam... 76-13-124 — Throwing lighted material... 76-13-125 — Spark arresters required 76-13-126 — Restrictions on sawdust p... 76-13-131 — Notification prior to for... 76-13-132 — Onsite consultation 76-13-133 — Purpose of onsite consult... 76-13-134 — When additional notificat... 76-13-135 — Emergency forest practice...

Mont. Code Ann. § 76-13-135

(2003)

Emergency forest practices

Nothing in 76-13-131 through 76-13-135 precludes an operator from undertaking any forest practice in an emergency to prevent watershed damage or the loss of timber resources.

Official Annotations archive.org, 2003 edition

History:

EnactedEn. SectionSec. 4(11), ChapterCh. 423, Laws ofL. 1989

Source text on leg.mt.gov