§ 76-2-301 Municipal zoning authorized
§ 76-2-302 Zoning districts
§ 76-2-303 Procedure to administer certain annexations and zoning laws — hearing and notice
§ 76-2-304 Criteria and guidelines for zoning regulations
§ 76-2-305 Alteration of zoning regulations — protest
§ 76-2-306 Interim zoning ordinances
§ 76-2-307 Zoning commission
§ 76-2-308 Enforcement of zoning regulations and ordinances
§ 76-2-309 Conflict with other laws
§ 76-2-310 Extension of municipal zoning and subdivision regulations beyond municipal boundaries
§ 76-2-311 Administration of regulations in extended area
§ 76-2-312 Exclusion for commission-manager plan municipalities
§ 76-2-313 Renumbered 76-2-411
§ 76-2-314 Renumbered 76-2-412
§ 76-2-315 Violations and penalties
§ 76-2-321 Board of adjustment
§ 76-2-322 Membership and term of board members — vacancies
§ 76-2-323 Powers of board of adjustment
§ 76-2-324 Vote needed for board action
§ 76-2-325 Public access to board activities
§ 76-2-326 Appeals to board of adjustment
§ 76-2-327 Appeals from board to court of record
§ 76-2-328 Awarding of costs upon appeal from board decision
§ 76-2-340 Effect on amateur radio antenna
§ 76-2-345 Accessory dwelling units — regulations — restrictions
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Terms Used In Montana Code > Title 76 > Chapter 2 > Part 3 - Municipal Zoning

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