City approves rezone for Scott Street housing project
The rezone, granted by the City Council to Ravara Development, increases the building height to 65 feet, or roughly one story, and provide 224 dwelling units.
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Proposed bills would fund $1.3B in state infrastructure
There are nine bills introduced so far that ask the state to fund about $1.3 billion to projects.
Active living for aging adults hits Missoula's Hip Strip
From 2010 to 2019, the population of older adults in Missoula grew 40%, or four times more than the overall population.
Active living for aging adults hits the Hip Strip
From 2010 to 2019, the population of older adults in Missoula grew 40%, or four times more than the overall population.
Missoula County establishes housing fund with few details on uses
Despite some public opposition, Missoula County on Thursday voted in lockstep to create a Housing Innovation Fund and invest $750,000 into the program.
City backs plans for Higgins, gives green light to find grants
Members of the Missoula City Council voted 10-2 to instruct staff to move forward with the project as planned, which includes a reduction from four travel lanes to two but adds a dedicated center turn lane.
'Experiential' outdoor lodging company buys Missoula hotel
LOGE Camps acquired the former Mountain Valley Inn at 420 W. Broadway and plans to add it to their selection of lodging focused on outdoor adventure.
County gives Development Authority oversite of economic districts
As economic activity grows in several development districts created by Missoula County in recent years, it's now streamlining the authority board that oversees them.
GOP considers $1.3B in infrastructure, funded in part by coal
HB 8 would also update water infrastructure in the state but is backed by money from the coal endowment.
Midtown Master Plan set to begin vision, final recommendations
Designers with ECONorthwest – a consultant hired by the city to create a Midtown Master Plan – are set to begin work on a final draft later this year, setting a vision for the poorly planned and car-dependent district.