Administrative Rules of Montana
Department 8 - COMMERCE
Chapter 8.112 - MONTANA HERITAGE PRESERVATION AND DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION
Subchapter 8.112.2 - Sale Rules
Rule 8.112.202 - SALE CRITERIA
Universal Citation: MT Admin Rules 8.112.202
Current through Register Vol. 18, September 20, 2024
(1) The following criteria shall receive careful consideration by the commission in evaluating property for proposed sale:
(a)
whether the property represents the state's culture and history;
(b) whether the property can become
self-supporting;
(c) whether the
property can contribute to the economic and social enrichment of the
state;
(d) whether the property
lends itself to programs to interpret Montana history;
(e) whether the sale will create significant
social and economic impacts to affected local governments and the
state;
(f) whether the sale is
supported by the Director of the Montana Historical Society;
(g) whether the commission should include any
preservation covenants in a proposed sale agreement for real
property;
(h) whether the
commission should incorporate any design review ordinances established by
Virginia City or any other community where the commission owns property into a
proposed sale agreement for real property;
(i) whether the property lends itself to
curation by another entity; and
(j)
other matters that the commission considers necessary or appropriate.
22-3-1003, MCA; IMP, 22-3-1003, MCA;
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