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HB 379

Revising laws related to state land leases for commercial purposes and the sale of state land.

2025 Regular Session Introduced by Larry Brewster

HB 379 would revise Montana's commercial land leasing and sales procedures, but failed to advance through the legislative process by the deadline.

(H) Died in Process
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Bill Summary · HB 379

Legislative bill overview

HB 379 would modify Montana's laws governing how the state leases and sells its land holdings for commercial purposes. The bill aims to revise the terms, conditions, and procedures under which private entities can lease or purchase state-owned property. Specific details on the proposed changes are not provided in the available legislative actions.

Why is this important

State land management directly affects Montana's revenue generation, environmental stewardship, and economic development opportunities. Changes to leasing and sale procedures could impact how much money the state receives from these transactions, who gets access to public lands, and what environmental protections apply to commercial activities on state property.

Potential points of contention

  • Revenue implications: Whether proposed changes would increase or decrease state income from land leases and sales
  • Environmental and conservation concerns: How revisions might affect habitat protection, water resources, or public access to state lands
  • Competitive fairness: Whether new procedures favor certain commercial interests over others in the bidding or leasing process

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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