The County Commission has advanced regulations on floodplain regulations including asking developers to consider channel migration zones when developing in the floodplain. Commission advances modified floodplain regulations by Alex Miller Chronicle Staff Writer Mar 21, 2023 Updates to the Gallatin County floodplain regulations are underway after being delayed to include more regulation on development.The Gallatin …
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Bozeman’s City Commission took some steps recently to help clarify and ease issues with the building code. B DC: Bozeman City Commission approves building code changes they hope will speed up development By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer May 13, 2021 Bozeman took steps this week it hopes will clear up the city’s building code …
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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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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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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 has been focusing on improving the Midtown area around N 7th for some time to welcome visitors and community members alike to linger and live. Bozeman commission approves bonds for improving Midtown By Shaylee Ragar Chronicle Staff Writer Jul 7, 2020 Bozeman city commissioners approved selling $6.7 million in bonds Monday to help pay …
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Parks and trails can make or break a community – however, Bozeman has taken on a lot of additional fees and taxes over the past few years. It will be interesting to see how voters see this in 2020. Bozeman to pitch parks and trails fee in 2020 By Katheryn Houghton Chronicle Staff Writer Dec …
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Will be interesting to see how this plays out and how they’ll attempt to enforce it. City Commission defines short-term rental rules By Katheryn Houghton Chronicle Staff Writer Sep 12, 2017 Bozeman City Commissioners finalized the rules short-term rentals like Airbnbs have to play by during a regular meeting Monday night. The commission adopted its …
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Has the commission gone too far? Time will tell… Bozeman commission plans to ban new full-time vacation rentals in all residential zones By Eric Dietrich Chronicle Staff Writer Jun 23, 2017 17 City commissioners forged ahead Thursday evening with an effort to regulate Airbnb-style short-term rentals in Bozeman, endorsing language that would forbid new vacation …
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The city commission yet again has tabled the discussion on the vacation rental issue, this time until June 22nd. Below are two articles that recently ran in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. Bozeman commissioners delay decision on vacation rentals By Eric Dietrich Chronicle Staff Writer May 22, 2017 After several hours of public comment Monday …
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