Land Use & Zoning

Montana's 'large lot zoning' in rural areas is sometimes used to:

Q: Montana's 'large lot zoning' in rural areas is sometimes used to:

Large lot zoning in rural Montana (e.g., requiring 20-acre or larger minimum parcels) is often used to protect agricultural land by making residential subdivision economically impractical and preserving the rural character of the area.

AEncourage high-density residential development

BLimit residential development by requiring minimum lot sizes that may be too large for economical subdivision

CProtect agricultural land by making residential development financially impractical✓ Correct

DAll of the above

Explanation

Large lot zoning in rural Montana (e.g.

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