76-4-106. Cooperation with other governmental agencies. (1) The reviewing authority may require the use of records of all state, county, and municipal agencies and may seek the assistance of those agencies.
(2) State, county, and municipal officers and employees, including local health officers and sanitarians, shall cooperate with the reviewing authority in furthering the purposes of this part so far as is practical and consistent with their own duties.
(3) A local reviewing authority without a registered sanitarian or a registered professional engineer to conduct a review under this part may contract with another local reviewing authority for the services of its registered sanitarian or registered professional engineer to conduct the review.
History: En. Sec. 8, Ch. 509, L. 1973; R.C.M. 1947, 69-5009; amd. Sec. 4, Ch. 490, L. 1985.
Structure Montana Code Annotated
Title 76. Land Resources and Use
Chapter 4. State Regulation of Subdivisions
Part 1. Sanitation in Subdivisions
76-4-103. What constitutes subdivision
76-4-104. Rules for administration and enforcement
76-4-105. Subdivision fees -- subdivision program funding
76-4-106. Cooperation with other governmental agencies
76-4-107. Authority to inspect and monitor -- certification
76-4-110. Additional remedies available
76-4-111. Exemption for certain condominiums, townhomes, and townhouses
76-4-112. Easements and restrictive covenants
76-4-113. Notification to purchasers
76-4-114. Review of application
76-4-115. Contents of application -- supplemental information
76-4-117. through 76-4-120 reserved
76-4-121. Restrictions on subdivision activities
76-4-122. Certain filings prohibited
76-4-125. Land divisions excluded from review
76-4-129. Joint application form and concurrent review
76-4-130. Deviation from certificate of subdivision approval
76-4-131. Applicability of public water supply laws
76-4-132. Special revenue account -- deposit and use of fees
76-4-133. Installation inspection
76-4-134. Owner request for review
76-4-135. State regulations no more stringent than federal regulations or guidelines