Montana SB243 amends zoning regulations to allow taller buildings in certain municipalities.
Montana SB243 amends zoning regulations to allow taller buildings in municipalities with a population of at least 5,000. It permits duplex housing and mixed-use developments in commercial zones, provided they have municipal water and sewer services. The bill also allows for buildings up to six stories in height and sets a maximum height limit for amateur radio antennas at less than 100 feet. It prohibits local governments from imposing certain restrictions on residential facilities and agricultural activities.
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