Land Use & Zoning
Under Montana's subdivision review process, a 'preliminary plat' approval is typically followed by:
AImmediate recording of the plat with the county
BThe developer completing required improvements and obtaining final plat approval before the plat is recorded✓ Correct
CAn automatic 2-year extension without further review
DFederal environmental review only
Explanation
Subdivision approval is a two-stage process: preliminary plat approval (conceptual approval with conditions), followed by the developer completing required infrastructure improvements and obtaining final plat approval before the plat is recorded and lots can be sold.
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