Land Use & Zoning
In Montana, an 'agricultural water user facility' exemption from subdivision review may apply when:
AAny agricultural use is proposed for a divided parcel
BThe division creates parcels that will be used solely for growing crops or raising livestock and meets specific statutory exemption criteria✓ Correct
CA water right is transferred with the land
DThe parcel is over 160 acres
Explanation
Montana's Subdivision and Platting Act provides exemptions for certain agricultural divisions, but these exemptions have specific statutory requirements. A parcel must actually be used for agricultural purposes meeting the exemption criteria. Real estate professionals should verify specific exemption requirements with county planning staff before proceeding.
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