Land Use & Zoning
In Montana, a 'certificate of occupancy' (CO) is issued by the local building department to certify that:
AThe property's title is clear
BA newly constructed or substantially remodeled building complies with applicable building codes and is safe to occupy✓ Correct
CThe property meets fair housing requirements
DThe property is zoned for its intended use
Explanation
A certificate of occupancy is issued after a final building inspection confirms that construction meets applicable building codes and the structure is safe for the intended use. Occupying a building without a CO can result in penalties.
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