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Categorical exclusion ... <1992-

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Montana Dept. of Transportation, Environmental and Hazardous Waste Bureau evaluates proposed highway projects in Montana and notifies the Division Administrator of the Federal Highway Administration that a given project qualifies as a Categorical exclusion under provisions of 23 CFR 771.117(c), part 18.

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