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Madison County adopts interlocal agreement to provide planning services to Enis

Madison County Board of County Commissioners · February 3, 2026
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Summary

The board approved Resolution 10‑2026 to enter an interlocal agreement with the town of Enis: Madison County planning staff will provide subdivision, zoning, and floodplain administration services under the town’s ordinances and applicable sections of Title 76 MCA.

Madison County commissioners approved Resolution 10‑2026 to enter an interlocal planning‑services agreement with the town of Enis, the board said.

County staff explained the agreement authorizes Madison County planning staff — specifically the planning director or a county‑appointed planner of comparable experience — to serve as the subdivision administrator, zoning administrator, and floodplain administrator for the town when requested. Staff emphasized the county would act in a technical/advisory capacity and would apply the town’s adopted regulations rather than county rules.

The agreement, which replaces prior interlocal arrangements, allows the county to retain collected review fees and calls for periodic reevaluation of the arrangement. The board moved, seconded, and approved the resolution.

What the agreement covers: subdivision review procedures, zoning administration, floodplain administration, technical support for long‑range plans, a county‑appointed planner serving in town roles as needed, and fee retention by the county as outlined in the interlocal text read into the record.