Executive order

86 Pages·1995·1.4 MB·English

by  Montana. Governor

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7 Executive Order No. 16-95
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9 EXECUTIVE ORDER PROCLAIMING EMERGENCY
CLOSURE OF MALTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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12 WHEREAS, on December 24, 1995 a fire destroyed and/or
13 severely damaged buildings of the Malta School District; and
14 WHEREAS, as a result of this fire, pupil instruction days
15 previously scheduled may not be held; and
16 WHEREAS, the Boards of Trustees of the Malta Elementary
17 and High School Districts have determined that it is in the
18 best interest of the school districts that the Governor of
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21 NOW, THEREFORE, I, MARC RACICOT, Governor of the State of
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23 Constitution of the State of Montana, Section 10-3-302, MCA,
24 and other applicable statutes, do hereby declare that an
25 Emergency School Closure exists for the Malta Elementary and
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2 pursuant to Section 20-9-806, MCA.
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5 GIVEN under my hand and the
GREAT SEAL of the^ State of
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December 1995.
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7 Executive Order No. 15-95
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9 EXECUTIVE ORDER PROCLAIMING CONDITIONS AS DEFINED IN
SECTIONS 10-3-103 AND 10-3-302, MCA, EXIST IN
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MINERAL AND LINCOLN COUNTIES
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13 WHEREAS, high winds, unseasonable rain and warm
14 temperatures followed by brief intermittent freezing
15 temperatures have raised water levels in Western Montana
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streams and rivers; and
17 WHEREAS, these conditions have existed since November 30,
18 1995 and are expected to continue throughout the winter and
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spring; and
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WHEREAS, these same conditions have created instability
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in the rock and terrain adjacent to many state and county
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roads resulting in landslides; and
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WHEREAS, Federal Highway Administration emergency funds
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will be needed to repair infrastructure already damaged and
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mitigate damage to others that are at risk; and
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WHEREAS, these conditions create a significant safety
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risk to motorists and residents and further have damaged and

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3 NOW, THEREFORE, I, MARC RACICOT, Governor of the State of
4 Montana, by virtue of the authority vested in me under the
5 constitution of the State of Montana, Title 10, Chapter 3,
6 MCA, and other applicable statutes, do hereby declare that a
7 state of emergency exists in Missoula, Flathead, Lake,
8 Ravalli, Sanders, Mineral and Lincoln Counties in the State of
9 Montana as defined in Section 10-3-103, MCA, for purposes of
10 qualifying for Federal Highway Administration emergency funds.
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13 GIVEN under my hand and the
GREAT SEAL of the State of
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December 1995
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9 EXECUTIVE ORDER CONTINUING THE
WHIRLING DISEASE TASK FORCE
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12 WHEREAS, Montana's wild and native trout fisheries
13 constitute a priceless component of Montana's natural heritage
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foundation; and
16 WHEREAS, whirling disease, a parasitic disease of
17 salmonids caused by Myxoholus cerebralis, presents the single
18 greatest threat to the long-term survival of Montana's wild
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and native trout; and
20 WHEREAS, whirling disease has now been found in 16 trout
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waters in Montana; and
22 WHEREAS, whirling disease is likely, over time, to spread
23 to every river drainage in Montana where both wild trout and
24 Tubificid worms, the parasite's intermediate host, are found;
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26 .WHEREAS, while significant progress has been made over
27 the last year, there is still much learn about whirling