Montana § 76-2-212 Minimum Lot Size Restrictions

Montana Statutes

§ 76-2-212 — Minimum Lot Size Restrictions

Montana § 76-2-212

Title 76LAND RESOURCES AND USE

Ch. 2PLANNING AND ZONING

Part 2County Zoning

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Mont. Code Ann. § 76-2-212 (2026).

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76-2-212 . Minimum lot size restrictions. A board of county commissioners may not adopt zoning regulations under this part that require minimum lot sizes in an area zoned for residential use unless:

(1)the zoning regulation requiring minimum lot sizes is applied to land that is within 3 miles of the limits of an incorporated municipality; or

(2)the county has adopted a land use map in its growth policy pursuant to 76-1-601 (5) that sets forth projected population densities and recommended minimum lot sizes.

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76-2-212 . Minimum lot size restrictions. A board of county commissioners may not adopt zoning regulations under this part that require minimum lot sizes in an area zoned for residential use unless:
(1) the zoning regulation requiring minimum lot sizes is applied to land that is within 3 miles of the limits of an incorporated municipality; or
(2) the county has adopted a land use map in its growth policy pursuant to 76-1-601 (5) that sets forth projected population densities and recommended minimum lot sizes.