Administrative Rules of Montana
Department 36 - NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION
Chapter 36.10 - FIRE MANAGEMENT
Subchapter 36.10.1 - Fire Prevention on Forest Lands
Rule 36.10.120 - FOREST CLOSURE

Universal Citation: MT Admin Rules 36.10.120

Current through Register Vol. 18, September 20, 2024

(1) During periods of dangerous fire conditions, no person may enter or be upon those forest lands designated by public proclamation by the governor of the state of Montana as areas of dangerous fire hazard except under written permit issued by a recognized agency.

(2) Permits to enter upon such areas during the closure may be issued by the recognized agency upon a showing of real need by the applicant. Permits may be issued to those persons having actual residence as a permanent or principal place of abode in the forest lands designated or to persons engaged in non-fire hazardous employment.

(3) However, no permit may be required of persons engaged in either firefighting, fire prevention, or law enforcement who are engaged in official business.

76-13-109, MCA; IMP, 76-13-101, MCA;

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