Montana SB275 allows a governing body to revoke an agricultural covenant if land is annexed into a municipality.
Montana SB275 amends the agricultural covenant law to allow a governing body to revoke a covenant if land is annexed into a municipality. The revocation does not affect sanitary restrictions. If the original lot lines are restored before or during the revocation, the division may proceed without subdivision review. The bill specifies that the revocation does not apply to changes in use for public purposes or annexation into a municipality.
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