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The document is a request for the creation of a family transfer parcel by Jeff and Patricia Johnson, seeking to divide their 2.5-acre property in Missoula, Montana into two 1.25-acre parcels. One parcel is intended for their son, Jason J. Johnson, for residential use, while they will retain the other. The request utilizes the family transfer exemption under the Montana Subdivision and Platting Act, with no prior exemptions recorded by the applicants.

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