averill hospitality

Montana health professionals write, "While contractors cite this project as an opportunity to provide jobs in the energy sector and increase fuel security, there needs to be a proper evaluation of the consequences this project could pose to Montana Tribes, residents, and the environment."

The Missoula Redevelopment Agency's board of commissioners on Thursday authorized up to $20,000 to aid in the transaction – a sum that includes closing costs, an environmental assessment and the necessary filing fees.

The board's endorsement of the city's buy-sell agreement with Averill Hospitality was unanimous, along with the development agreement and land-use agreement.