Land Use & Zoning
Montana's 'growth policy' (comprehensive plan) requirement under MCA 76-1 requires counties and cities to:
AStrictly zone all private property within 5 years
BDevelop a growth policy that addresses future land use, transportation, and community development goals✓ Correct
CObtain federal approval for all development projects
DLimit population growth to 2% per year
Explanation
MCA Title 76 Chapter 1 requires Montana counties and cities to adopt a growth policy (comprehensive plan) that guides future development decisions. The policy addresses land use, transportation, housing, and community goals.
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