Monthly Archives: March 2018

City approves annexation for rights-of-way for Rockcress Commons apartment complex

City Commissioners approved the annexation of about 2 acres for public rights of way for Rockcress Commons, a 124-unit apartment complex being developed by NeighborWorks Great Falls on the southern edge of the city. Commissioner Bill Bronson recused himself from the discussion and the vote since his wife works at NWGF. No one spoke in opposition to the annexation. Brett

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T-Mobile store opens, network received height variance for cell tower in Great Falls

The T-Mobile store on 10th Avenue South had its grand opening on Friday. The cell phone shop is in the space previously occupied by zpizza. It was approved by the city’s Design Review Board last fall and was initially scheduled to open around the first of the year. T-Mobile moving into former zpizza space The new store employs seven people,

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Commission approves conditional use permit for Terrascapes

City Commissioners unanimously approved a conditional use permit for a Contractor Yard, Type II for a business that had previously been operating without a permit. Terrascapes, LLC is located at 410 14th St. S.W. and the property is zoned M-2 Mixed Use Transitional. In that zoning district, a Contractor Yard, Type II is allowed with a CUP and fulfillment of

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City sent response letter to HUD on conflict of interest issues, awaiting response

The city sent a response letter to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development earlier this month in regard to HUD’s February letter on conflict of interest violations. City Manager Greg Doyon said during Tuesday’s work session that the city had not yet received a response from HUD. In the letter, Doyon details the changes the city is making

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Bullock celebrates SBDC Day in Great Falls

Small business owners and the folks who help them get started or keep going got to take a bow Wednesday during the state’s second Small Business Development Centers Day. Gov. Steve Bullock joined local Great Falls business owners, SBDC and Montana Department of Commerce staff, and small business owners from Butte for the event in Anchor Fitness’ new location at

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GFPS asks city for portion of Kranz Park to build parking lot

There’s a need for more parking spaces at Great Falls High School, officials say, and the school district is asking the city to consider allowing a portion of Kranz Park to be turned into a parking lot. On Tuesday, Superintendent Tammy Lacey told City Commissioners that Great Falls Public Schools is hoping to add about 100 spaces around GFHS as

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City approves subdivision for Holman property at river’s edge

City Commissioners unanimously approved subdividing a 2.2 acre parcel along the Missouri River into six parcels in a project known as Buffalo Crossing. The owner, Holman Grain, is hoping the action will help spur development of the property on the corner of Central Avenue West and Bay Drive, across from the federal courthouse. City Commission to consider subdivision of Holman

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