Land Use & Zoning
In Montana, 'gateway community' planning (for towns near national parks such as Glacier or Yellowstone) must address:
AExclusive use of land for tourism facilities only
BBalancing the economic benefits of tourism with community needs for affordable housing, infrastructure capacity, and preservation of community character✓ Correct
CFederal control of all gateway community land use decisions
DProhibition of all new residential development near parks
Explanation
Gateway communities near Montana's national parks (such as West Glacier, St. Mary, or Gardiner) face intense planning challenges: managing tourism impacts, providing workforce housing, maintaining infrastructure, and preserving the natural and community character that attracts visitors.
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