Final Report of the Education And Local Government Interim Committee 2004
Final Report of the Education And Local Government Interim Committee 2004
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However, to qualify for those exemptions, a proposed subdivision must be located in an area covered by a growth policy and zoning regulations. Countywide zoning is not occurring in Montana.
Also in October 2003, an invitation to comment on proposed changes to the MSPA (see Appendix B) was mailed to a list of organizations and individuals who had testified on HB 370 or who were otherwise identified as potential interested parties in the HJR 37 study. The invitation to comment was posted on the S...ubcommittee's website and was expressed to those who attended the Subcommittee's meeting.
Those who submitted comments were asked to present their information in detail to the Subcommittee at its meeting on January 9, 2004.
in light of Brandborg and HB 94, Ms. McClure framed the question for the Working Group: With regard to subdivision review, how can the public's right to examine documents that represent the best and most credible evidence and the public's right to have a reasonable opportunity to participate be balanced with the local governing body's right to know that the process has predictable finality?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, to qualify for those exemptions, a proposed subdivision must be located in an area covered by a growth policy and zoning regulations. Countywide zoning is not occurring in Montana.
Also in October 2003, an invitation to comment on proposed changes to the MSPA (see Appendix B) was mailed to a list of organizations and individuals who had testified on HB 370 or who were otherwise identified as potential interested parties in the HJR 37 study. The invitation to comment was posted on the S...ubcommittee's website and was expressed to those who attended the Subcommittee's meeting.
Those who submitted comments were asked to present their information in detail to the Subcommittee at its meeting on January 9, 2004.
in light of Brandborg and HB 94, Ms. McClure framed the question for the Working Group: With regard to subdivision review, how can the public's right to examine documents that represent the best and most credible evidence and the public's right to have a reasonable opportunity to participate be balanced with the local governing body's right to know that the process has predictable finality?
What to read after Final Report of the Education And Local Government Interim Committee 2004?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Legislative Services Division to read onlineMoreLess
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