Land Use & Zoning
In Montana, 'bonus density' provisions in zoning allow developers to build at higher than standard density if they:
APay a fee to the county general fund
BProvide specific community benefits such as affordable housing units, open space, or public amenities✓ Correct
CAgree to use only local contractors for construction
DBuild within 5 miles of an existing sewer line
Explanation
Density bonus provisions incentivize developers to provide community benefits (affordable housing units, public open space, public plazas, green building) by allowing additional density or floor area beyond what standard zoning would permit.
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