Supporters say CI-121 would cap residential property tax growth to keep homeowners from being priced out. Critics say the consequences could ripple across the state for generations.
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A new NRDC analysis shows that the Build Back Better Act, as it currently stands, has the potential to significantly accelerate clean energy investment, economic activity, and job growth in Montana. The Senate now needs to pass the Build Back Better Act as soon as possible to bring these climate and economic benefits to states across the country.
There are conditions for receiving the money. Montana has to craft an EV charging station plan by August to qualify. Otherwise the funding will be made available to other states, Stapley said. Beyond the initial planning requirement, state transportation needs to parley with Montana legislators about the state’s commitment for the next biennium. There is a required state match of about 23%.
Supporters say CI-121 would cap residential property tax growth to keep homeowners from being priced out. Critics say the consequences could ripple across the state for generations.
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