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Land Board unanimously approves three timber sales benefiting Common Schools
Summary
The Montana Board of Land Commissioners approved three timber sales (Clark Hinch, Weeksville and Willow Divide) designated to fund Common Schools. The board voted 5-0 after a DNRC overview of locations and benefits.
The Board of Land Commissioners unanimously approved three timber sales at its July 20 meeting that DNRC said will benefit Montana’s Common Schools. DNRC Director Amanda Kaster presented the sales — Clark Hinch (Sanders County), Weeksville (Sanders County) and Willow Divide (Fergus County) — and described their intended school trust benefits.
Attorney General Austin Knudsen moved to approve the item and Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen seconded; the motion carried 5-0. The minutes record the board’s action as an approval to proceed, with proceeds designated to Common Schools. No public comment was recorded for this item in the excerpt.
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