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The developer behind the Reed condominium project near downtown Missoula is finalizing construction and, with it, a lottery slated to determine the buyers of eight deed restricted units is quickly approaching.

Sen. Jon Tester writes, "It is important for Montanans and new neighbors to be able to discuss management of public lands and understand a full picture of impacts of any proposal on the local resources and consider impacts beyond the physical footprint of this permit."

With a growing portfolio, an increase in need and a programmatic shift now complete, the Missoula Housing Authority is looking ahead and searching for new opportunities and partners to take on affordable housing projects.

After a lengthy pubic process, the city adopted its current Our Missoula Growth Policy in 2015, setting a vision for land use, planning and growth over the next 30 years.

Mountain Line will serve as the recipient of a large federal grant awarded to the City of Missoula last year to plan the conversion of Brooks Street into a transit-oriented corridor complete with a center running bus lane.

Nearly six months after a new team of developers announced their plan to take over the Riverfront Triangle project in downtown Missoula, few updates have been given regarding plans to move the project forward.

The county this week reaffirmed its intention to seek federal funding to help lay the infrastructure needed to transform the Wye into something that more resembles an urban hub. With the new infrastructure bill passed into law, the opportunity may be closer than ever.

The plan is to preserve the lodge, the owner’s cabin and the barn and winterize the buildings so the facility can operate year-round. The old gift shop and cabins would be removed.