Montana HB378 would repeal restrictions on local governments requiring housing fees or property dedications for affordable housing.
Montana HB378 seeks to amend state law by repealing sections that prohibit local governments from requiring fees or property dedications for housing at specified income levels or sale prices. The bill would allow local governments to impose such requirements as part of their subdivision regulations, effectively removing the current ban on these practices. This change could impact the development and regulation of affordable housing in Montana by giving local governments more flexibility in how they manage land use and housing development.
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