The move was needed to explore options outside of septic systems for the area just to the north and south of the Lone Mountain Trail and 191 intersection, along 191 and the Gallatin River. County approves new water and sewer district for Gallatin Canyon By Perrin Stein Chronicle Staff Writer Dec 30, 2020 The Gallatin …
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Growth is poised to accelerate in the Big Sky area – and capacity will be added when the new wastewater treatment plant is brought online in 2022. State, Big Sky reach agreement on town’s wastewater treatment capacity By Perrin Stein Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 26, 2020 The Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the Big …
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The growth policy was recently revamped and adopted in Bozeman – the policy acts as a blueprint for future planning and zoning decisions as the area grows. Work remains to implement Bozeman’s new growth policy By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer 11-29-2020 The city commission passed a new growth policy earlier this month and set …
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Bozeman’s growth policy is the basis for future land development and development decisions in the city. This plan is adjusted every 10 years or so. The commissioners adopted a new plan just this week. Bozeman City Commission approves growth policy, emphasizing density By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 18, 2020 Bozeman city commissioners voted …
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With explosive growth, City of Belgrade may end up having to push development down the road City asks state to increase current sewer capacity they’re thinking they may only be able to issue another 60-100 building permits before they’re at their overage capacity unless the state grants another variance. The new treatment facility will not …
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New construction continues in Livingston as subdivisions grow. NORTHTOWN Subdivision moves forward after phases 2 and 3 OK’d By Sam Klomhaus Livingston Enterprise Wednesday, October 21, 2020 Phases two and three of the NorthTown subdivision are ready to be built on, weather permitting. The Livingston City Commission approved the phase two and three final plats …
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Single family Single family home sales were very strong in Q3 2020 as buyers competed for limited inventory – however, there are some finer nuances in our market that are very interesting. Across the board number of units sold is up over 2019. Number of units sold has skyrocketed year over year with record breaking …
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On September 25, 2020 the City of Bozeman adopted changes to the municipal zoning code in Supplement number 10 Update 2. In this update, the city made it allowable for zoning districts R-S and R-1 to have detached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) permitted by code. A detached ADU in these zoning districts does require that …
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No matter the season, Bozeman has a park for every occasion, whether it be sledding, picnicking, playground time, hammocking or letting the dog run crazy. Knoff Group Real Estate has compiled a list of our top seven favorite parks in Bozeman, so you can be sure to see the best of what Bozeman has to …
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People have been flocking to our area for a retreat – this trend is likely to stay constant for the time being. Busiest September on record for Yellowstone Park By Sam Klomhaus – Livingston Enterprise Staff Writer Friday, October 9, 2020 Yellowstone National Park reported its busiest September on record, receiving 837,499 recreational visits last …
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