Montana HB742 revises local government nuisance laws, requiring a minimum complaint threshold before county officers can conduct site inspections and.
Montana HB742 amends local government nuisance laws by requiring a minimum of three complaints from property owners within a quarter-mile radius before county officers can inspect a property for nuisances. It also redefines "public nuisance" to include conditions that endanger health or safety, are offensive to the senses, or obstruct the free use of property, affecting an entire community or neighborhood.
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