This was a very controversial move by the City of Bozeman – time will tell if it’s the final word on the matter Bozeman votes to ban some short-term rentals, ‘grandfathers’ others Proponents say the new ordinance will help alleviate city’s housing crisis. by Matt Standal 10.18.2023 Montana Free Press Bozeman’s city commission tightened its …
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This has been discussed over the years – it will be interesting to see if voters approve of the measure. City to consider building pool, library for west Bozeman by Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 11, 2023 The city of Bozeman has long kicked around the idea of building a recreational facility on the …
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With a warming west and less snowfall, this is a big issue that we all need to consider how to solve. Bozeman officials talk solutions for water problem By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Feb 16, 2022 With a looming deadline of 2033 — the year when Bozeman’s water demand could exceed its supply — …
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More north south connectivity is possible with the project. Project to extend Fowler Avenue in Bozeman heating up By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Feb 16, 2022 Plans to extend Fowler Avenue have been in the works for decades and are getting closer to fruition. Though the city is insistent that the project to extend …
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Few key take aways from Mayor Andrus’s speech – including changes in zoning on the table to allow for more affordable housing and possible future increased limitations on short term rentals in city limits. Mayor: Bozeman strong despite challenges of 2021 By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Feb 2, 2022 Big problems — namely COVID-19, …
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As our area grows, the growth policies need to keep pace. Belgrade amends Growth Policy By DIANA SETTERBERG EDITOR Jun 10, 2021 Belgrade News The Belgrade City Council and Gallatin County Commission this week approved an amendment to the Belgrade Growth Policy, designating a 183-acre swath of land located north and west of the new …
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Livingston is one of the forefronts of new construction in our area at this time. Livingston City Commission approves green can fee Published on Wed, 04/07/2021 – 3:33pm By Sam Klomhaus — Enterprise Staff Writer ….In other business, the commission approved an ordinance revising the city’s requirements for site plan review. Under the new ordinance, …
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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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Bozeman is making another go at a housing plan… Bozeman City Commission adopts housing plan, looks to prioritize By Shaylee Ragar Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 19, 2019 The Bozeman City Commission has voted 4-1 to adopt a housing plan after adding a few amendments and hearing opposition from homebuilders. A draft of the Community Housing …
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As a note, the council approved the TIF district in their last meeting. Belgrade City Council approves boundary for TIF district by Freddy Monares, staff writer Nov 9, 2017 Belgrade City Council is moving ahead with a plan to revitalize the city’s downtown area. On Monday, the council unanimously gave preliminary approval to the adoption …
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