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. Final real estate management programmatic : environmental impact statement and appendix . Forest reserves; Logging; Logging; Environmental impact statements; Harvesting. Table 3-12. Real Estate Management Bureau - Current (2003) Annual Lease 1 ncome Land Office Res. Acres Res. Revenue Com. Acres Com. Revenue 1 ndustri al Acres 1 ndustrial Revenue Cons. Acres Cons. Revenue NELO 574 $18,978 107 $6,364 3 $1,154 760 $2,392 SLO 100 $8,900 227 $17,105 2 $1,056 160 $720 ELO 148 $5,687 10 $1,560 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 2,770 $881,449 1,775 $244,210 874 $38,405 14,634 $85,869 While the current program continue
. Final real estate management programmatic : environmental impact statement and appendix . Forest reserves; Logging; Logging; Environmental impact statements; Harvesting. Table 3-12. Real Estate Management Bureau - Current (2003) Annual Lease 1 ncome Land Office Res. Acres Res. Revenue Com. Acres Com. Revenue 1 ndustri al Acres 1 ndustrial Revenue Cons. Acres Cons. Revenue NELO 574 $18,978 107 $6,364 3 $1,154 760 $2,392 SLO 100 $8,900 227 $17,105 2 $1,056 160 $720 ELO 148 $5,687 10 $1,560 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 2,770 $881,449 1,775 $244,210 874 $38,405 14,634 $85,869 While the current program continues to be largely reactive rather than proactive regarding market conditions, revenue to the Department from associated commercial, industrial and residential uses continues to grow. Figure 3-5 shows RE MB Bureau revenue for the past five years. Figure 3-5. REIVIB Revenue - 1999-2003 $1,400,000 $1,200,000 $1,000,000 $800,000 $600,000 $400,000 $200,000 $0. D Revenue in Dollars 1999 2001 2003 Source- M anaging M ontana'sTrust Lands, M ontana Business Q uarterly, Return on Asset Report Winter, 2003, DNRC Existing Planning and Regulatory Programs Within, Which the REMB Operates Local Land Use Regulations At the local io/d, land de/dopmert is subject to three primary types of land use policy and/ or regulation. These indudesubdivision regulations^ zoning ordinances and growth pol ides. M ontana statute sds forth the items that must be addressed under each, Final Real Estate Management Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement Chapter 3 Page 3-43 N ovember 19, 2004. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Montana. Dept. of Natural Resources and Conservation. Helena, Mont. : Montana Dept. of Natural Resources
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