Revises land use and planning act to clarify local government authority and zoning regulations.
Revises the Montana Land Use Planning Act to clarify that local governments can make decisions on development applications. Specifies that a local government may extend its zoning or subdivision regulations beyond its limits, with certain distance limits based on the city's classification. Allows cities to retain extraterritorial zoning authority. Amends the definition of land divisions excluded from subdivision review and clarifies the notice requirements for adequate stormwater drainage and municipal facilities.
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