Land Use & Zoning
A Montana developer seeking to build a large subdivision near Bozeman must submit an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) when:
AAny building permit is required
BThe project involves a federal nexus (federal land, federal funding, or federal permits) requiring NEPA compliance✓ Correct
CThe project costs exceed $1 million
DA state highway runs adjacent to the property
Explanation
An EIS under NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act) is required when a project involves a federal nexus—such as federal land, federal permits, or federal funding. State and local projects may require similar state-level environmental review.
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