City Commissioners will consider a proposed zoning code amendment during their June 6 meeting. They’ll conduct a public hearing on the proposed change. Commissioners adopted Title 17, the land development code in 2005 and it was been updated multiple times. Over the last few years, city planned staff has received numerous inquiries from developers regarding multifamily dwellings within the C-2

City Commissioners unanimously approved a request for HOME and HOME-ARPA funds for $2.15 million to NeighborWorks Great Falls for the renovation of the Baatz building for a supporting housing project during their May 16 meeting. NeighborWorks Great Falls, in partnership with Homeword, submitted the request to redevelop the historic Baatz building, which would consist of 24 permanent supportive housing units

City Commissioners will consider a proposed zoning code amendment during their May 16 meeting. They’ll consider the proposal on first reading and be asked to set a public hearing for June 6. Commissioners adopted Title 17, the land development code in 2005 and it was been updated multiple times. Over the last few years, city planned staff has received numerous

On May 16, City Commissioners will consider a request for HOME and HOME-ARPA funds for $2.15 million to NeighborWorks Great Falls for the renovation of the Baatz building for a supporting housing project. NeighborWorks Great Falls, in partnership with Homeword, submitted a grant request to redevelop the historic Baatz building, which would consist of 24 permanent supportive housing units along

City Commissioners continued their discussion of a potential tax increment financing district around the former Dick’s RV Park area during their March 7 work session. Craig Development had proposed a 513-unit apartment complex on the RV park site, but pulled their request for a rezone in February. The developer had also submitted a $24 million reimbursement request from a TIF

City officials will continue their discussion of a proposal to create a new tax increment financing district on the west side. Commissioners only left about 20 minutes for the discussion during their Feb. 21 meeting and will continue it during the March 7 extended work session. The city received a request to reimburse the developer of a proposed 513-unit apartment

City Commissioners are set to consider a right-of-way vacation, annexation and zoning during their March 21 meeting for a proposed 252-apartment complex on the east side. The developer is requesting a right-of-way vacation for 50th Street North and 8th Avenue North and to aggregate the lots that abut those rights-of-way with the former 50th Street North and 8th Avenue North