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Cities in Montana use zoning to tell us what kind of houses can be built and where. They say whether we can have single-family housing in one neighborhood, or apartment buildings in another. The Montana Zoning Atlas 2.0 uses the National Zoning Atlas standardized methodology to evaluate 13 fast growing Montana counties to see how...
"While some state governments have clamped down on their citizens with ever greater government control, Montana has taken a different approach, chartering a path that places the protection of individual rights at the forefront."
The Frontier Institute has identified four new Key Bills, thirteen Red Tape Relief Bills passing floor votes and four Key Bill Updates for the week of January 23-27, 2023.
"The Montana Zoning Atlas 2.0 report supports a growing bipartisan movement in Montana to address strict local zoning regulations with pro-housing reforms:"
"Thanks to Governor Gianforte’s Red Tape Relief Initiative, the Legislature appears to be striking a better balance between preserving Montana’s innate beauty and ensuring all Montanans can thrive."
The Frontier Institute has identified two Key Bills and a slate of Red Tape Relief Bills for the week of January 16-20, 2023.
Lawmakers can bolster Montana’s healthcare workforce with permanent red tape relief
NEW RESOURCE DEMONSTRATES HOW STRICT ZONING REGULATIONS IMPACT HOUSING COSTS
Legislation will expand the ability of pharmacists to help address health care shortages
"We need bold pro-housing reforms on a statewide scale to give landowners in Montana cities the freedom to build more homes to meet demand."
"The 2023 Legislative Session is shaping up to be a very exciting one, packed full of reforms."
The Frontier Institute has identified four Key Bills and a slate of Red Tape Relief Bills for the week of January 9-13, 2023.
"Think about what it would mean if a physician could lose his or her license due to a private discussion with a patient in an exam room for sharing a true and honest medical opinion."