Calendar
Events posted here are relevant to our Mission …
To preserve the unique character of Bozeman’s neighborhoods while working with the city on housing affordability, availability and natural resource sustainability.
Tuesday, November 19th,
6pm
City Commission Meeting
Thursday November 14th,
4:30pm
City Hall
Monday and Tuesday
November 18-19th,
MSU Campus
The City Commission will receive a special presentation from Bozeman’s Historic Preservation Officer, Sarah Rosenberg, and Community Planning Collaborative’s Adrienne Burke about the Local Landmark Program. View the consultant’s Initial Guidance report and submit public comment.
How do you feel about their recommendation to “repeal and replace the NCOD” among other things?
Email your thoughts to comments@bozeman.net
The Inter Neighborhood Council (INC) is a Citizen Advisory Board required and empowered in the City’s Charter. They meet once a month. It’s listed as a partner board in the engagement process for the renewed UDC rewrite. Join your neighborhood association in order to stay up to date on things happening in the city specific to your neighborhood, and lend a hand in making Bozeman a better place to live. You can find your neighborhood association’s contact on the page linked above. If your area isn’t included in a recognized association, you may be just the one to get one started, or reinvigorate a dormant one! If no contact is listed, or your address is not covered by an existing association, contact the Neighborhoods Coordinator, Emily Kiely: ekiely@bozeman.net
A statewide housing conference hosted by the Burton K. Wheeler Center at Montana State University will kick off Monday night with an opening speech from Missoula Mayor, Andrea Davis. Bozeman Welcoming Neighbors (BWN) founder Alice Buckley, and Co-founder Mark Egge (who also serves on the Governor’s Housing Task Force and recently suggested State Government remove local government’s ability to require parking in new developments) will both be panelists at this conference titled, The Montana Housing Crisis: Can Supply Meet Demand?