Land Use & Zoning
A nonconforming use in Montana zoning law refers to:
AA use that violates the current zoning but was lawfully established before the current zoning took effect✓ Correct
BAny use that requires a special-use permit
CA use that is always illegal and must be removed immediately
DA variance granted by the zoning board
Explanation
A nonconforming use is one that was legally established before current zoning regulations took effect but does not comply with current zoning requirements. It may be continued but generally cannot be expanded.
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