Land Use & Zoning
In Montana, 'interim zoning' may be applied while a local government is updating its zoning code in order to:
APermanently zone all properties as agricultural
BTemporarily prevent development inconsistent with the pending comprehensive plan update while permanent zoning regulations are being prepared✓ Correct
CAllow all development without restriction during the planning process
DOnly apply to federally owned land
Explanation
Interim or temporary zoning provides a regulatory backstop while a local government updates its comprehensive plan or zoning code. It prevents development that would be inconsistent with anticipated new regulations from proceeding before they are finalized.
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