Development Projects
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Missoula County routinely considers development projects such as subdivisions, family transfers, boundary line relocations and rezoning requests. The projects featured on this page first come to the Planning, Development and Sustainability Department to ensure they meet various requirements related to zoning, land use, floodplain and other regulations. The Board of County Commissioners then considers approval of projects at their public meetings.
Comments on these projects help planning staff more accurately present to the commissioners how the community feels about the proposals, so the commissioners can make well-informed decisions on each project.
Let us know your thoughts on private development projects happening in Missoula County.
Missoula County routinely considers development projects such as subdivisions, family transfers, boundary line relocations and rezoning requests. The projects featured on this page first come to the Planning, Development and Sustainability Department to ensure they meet various requirements related to zoning, land use, floodplain and other regulations. The Board of County Commissioners then considers approval of projects at their public meetings.
Comments on these projects help planning staff more accurately present to the commissioners how the community feels about the proposals, so the commissioners can make well-informed decisions on each project.
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Edgerton Variance Request – 5987 Larch Canyon Road
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Missoula County Department of Planning, Development, and Sustainability (PDS) has received the attached variance request from Scott Edgerton, for the property located at 5987 Larch Canyon Road, legally described as Parcel A of Certificate of Survey 4352, S12, T12N, R19W. The parcel is approximately 3.07 acres and is currently occupied by a single-family residence.
Prior to the adoption of the Missoula County Zoning Regulations (MCZR), effective July 1, 2022, the subject property was Unzoned. As part of the zoning adoption, this area was zoned Agriculture Working 40 (AGW 40), which requires a minimum lot area of 40 acres per Section 2.3.C.4.a (MCZR). The subject property is considered a non-conforming parcel regarding the minimum lot size, as it is approximately 3 acres. The applicant contacted the PDS office for information on completing a Boundary Line Relocation with the adjacent property at 6153 Larch Canyon Road, however the adjacent property is also a non-conforming parcel regarding minimum lot size, at approximately 11 acres.
The Missoula County Subdivision Regulations (MCSR) states the relocation of common boundaries shall comply with local zoning or if the original tract is non-conforming, it may not result in an increase in non-conformity (Section 8.6.13.4.B MCSR). While the applicant’s parcel would be getting larger with a boundary line relocation, the adjacent parcel would be getting smaller or increasing in the non-conformity. Therefore, to process the boundary line relocation, a variance to the minimum lot size is required.
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Project Timeline:
The public hearing before the Missoula County Board of Adjustment is scheduled for Wednesday, February 15, at 6:00 pm. Participants may attend the public hearing in-person in the Sophie Moiese Room of the Missoula County Courthouse Annex, 200 West Broadway, Missoula, MT. Participants may also attend the meeting virtually over Microsoft Teams. To join the call on your phone, call 406-272-4824, Conference ID 427 662 811#. To join the meeting on your electronic device, please use the following link: http://missoula.co/boardofadjustment
Project Planner:
Project planner Bailey Minnich can be reached at bminnich@missoulacounty.us or 406-258-4653.
Vicinity Map:

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Riverside Industrial Subdivision Phasing Plan Commencement - Filing of Phase 1
Share Riverside Industrial Subdivision Phasing Plan Commencement - Filing of Phase 1 on Facebook Share Riverside Industrial Subdivision Phasing Plan Commencement - Filing of Phase 1 on Twitter Share Riverside Industrial Subdivision Phasing Plan Commencement - Filing of Phase 1 on Linkedin Email Riverside Industrial Subdivision Phasing Plan Commencement - Filing of Phase 1 linkMissoula County commissioners approved this phase at their March 2, 2023, public meeting.
Riverside Contracting, Inc., represented by WGM Group, has submitted a notice of intent to file the Final Plat for Riverside Industrial Subdivision Phase I. The Board of County Commissioners will be holding the hearing to determine whether any changed primary criteria impacts or new information exists that creates new potentially significant adverse impacts for the phase.
Riverside Industrial Subdivision is a 160-acre, 36-lot subdivision is located at 8247 Deschamps Lane, northwest of the Deschamps Lane and Moccasin Lane intersection. The subdivision is comprised of 24 industrial lots, 11 residential lots, and 1 working-lands lot with an existing gravel crushing operation. Lots 1-24 are intended for industrial use and average 2.31 acres. Lots 25-35 are intended for residential development and average 4.83 acres. On August 4, 2022, the Board of County Commissioners approved the preliminary plat for the 36-lot subdivision subject to 32 conditions of approval. The property is legally described as the Northeast quarter of Section 29, Township 14 North, Range 20 West, Principal Meridian, Missoula County, Montana , P.M.M., Missoula County, MT. See Map.
Project Link:
http://apps.missoulacounty.us/go/riverside-industProject Timeline:
The Board of County Commissioners public meeting on this subdivision will be Thursday, March 2, 2023, 2:00 p.m., via Teams and in the Sophie Moiese Room, Missoula County Courthouse Annex, 200 W. Broadway, Find agendas and information about how to join meeting via Teams in the Commissioners’ Meeting Portal(External link). Comments will be accepted on this project until the end of the meeting when the commissioners make a decision.Project Planner:
Lauren Ryan can be reached at lryan@missoulacounty.us or 406-258-3706
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CORNER FARM VILLAGE, L.L.C. USE VARIANCE IN CITIZEN ZONING DISTRICT #13
Share CORNER FARM VILLAGE, L.L.C. USE VARIANCE IN CITIZEN ZONING DISTRICT #13 on Facebook Share CORNER FARM VILLAGE, L.L.C. USE VARIANCE IN CITIZEN ZONING DISTRICT #13 on Twitter Share CORNER FARM VILLAGE, L.L.C. USE VARIANCE IN CITIZEN ZONING DISTRICT #13 on Linkedin Email CORNER FARM VILLAGE, L.L.C. USE VARIANCE IN CITIZEN ZONING DISTRICT #13 linkMissoula County commissioners approved this variance at their Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023, public meeting.

Missoula County commissioners approved this variance at their Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023, public meeting.
Missoula County Department of Planning, Development, and Sustainability (PDS) has received a use variance request from Corner Farm Village, L.L.C., for the property located at the corner of Third and Tower Streets, legally described as Lots 47 & 48, Dinsmore’s Orchard Homes #5 in S24, T13N, R20W, P.M.M. The 9.25-acre parcel is zoned as Citizen Zoning District ZD#13.
The property is actively used for agricultural operations, including the Clark Fork Organics farmstand along Tower Street. Corner Farm Village, L.L.C., proposes to leave the northern portion of the property in agricultural use (approx. 8 acres); the southern portion of the property (approx. 2.2 acres) is proposed for residential use, as allowed by the zoning district, and a farm store/café, not to exceed 2,500 square feet, which will sell local products, including food harvested from the site. Other possible uses to be housed within the 2,500 s.f. building include art gallery and research/training facilities.
Citizen Zoning District #13 allows agricultural activities but does not permit commercial activities. The use variance request is intended to allow sales and food service to support the agricultural use on the northern portion of the property. The farm store/café is proposed for the building located in the southwest corner of the property – just east of the new parking area along Tower Street – labeled as “Agricultural-Related Business.” The conceptual site plan submitted with the application depicts an approved boundary line relocation and the preliminary development plan for both tracts that make up this property.
The Missoula County Board of Commissioners is authorized to grant variance requests in Citizen Zoning Districts, after a hearing and a recommendation by the Planning and Zoning Commission. In order to approve a variance request, the board must determine that the authorization of the variance will not be contrary to the public interest where, owing to special conditions, literal enforcement of the zoning regulations would result in unnecessary hardship.
The public hearing will be in a hybrid format before the Missoula Planning and Zoning Commission and Missoula County Board of Commissioners on Thursday, February 9, 2023, at 2:00 p.m. in the Sophie Moiese Room of the Missoula County Courthouse Annex, 200 W. Broadway in Missoula. To join the meeting on your phone, call (406) 272‑-‑4824, and use Conference ID 863 449 384#. To receive a link to join the Teams video meeting online, please reach out to Jennie Dixon at 406-258-4946 or jdixon@missoulacounty.us
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Hackamore Acres Minor Subdivision
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Missoula County commissioners approved this subdivision at their Thursday, Feb. 9, 2023, public meeting.
Project Description:Hackamore Acres Subdivision is a minor subdivision in Missoula County which proposes three lots to be used for residential purposes. The general location of the subdivision is 3832 North Avenue West Missoula, MT 59804. The property is located between Garden Grove Lane and Dairy View Ct. on the north side of North Avenue West. There is currently one existing single-family home on the property that will stay during the subdivision. Access to all lots will be off North Avenue West.
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Project Timeline:
The Board of County Commissioners public meeting on this subdivision will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9, via Microsoft Teams and in the Sophie Moiese Room of the Missoula County Courthouse annex. Comments will be accepted on this project until the end of the meeting when the commissioners make a decision. Comments will be accepted on this project until the end of the meeting when the commissioners make a decision.
Project Planner:
Project planner Lauren Ryan can be reached at lryan@missoulacounty.us or 406-258-3706.
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3790 Highway 200 E Special Exception - "The Local"
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This project was approved at the Jan. 18, 2023, Board of Adjustment hearing.
Background:
Missoula County Department of Planning, Development, and Sustainability (PDS) has received the attached special exception application from Eric Bostrom and Gabriel McMurray, for the property located at 3790 Highway 200 E, legally described as FRAC OF LOTS 13 to 15 & ALLEY ADJ & PT OF A NO of HWY DE 1966. The parcel is approximately 1.73 acres and is currently occupied by one commercial structure with multiple tenant spaces.
The subject property at 3790 Highway 200 E is designated as Neighborhood Commercial (NC) by the Missoula County Zoning Regulations. In the Neighborhood Commercial zoning district, a cannabis dispensary is only permitted by special exception approval from the Missoula County Board of Adjustment. Additionally, section 5.8.B.1. of the Missoula County Zoning regulations require cannabis dispensary’s to be located a minimum distance of 500 feet from other cannabis dispensaries. The closest cannabis dispensary is located over 500 feet away from the subject property; as a result, the applicants are eligible and have chosen to submit a special exception application for a cannabis dispensary at 3790 Highway 200 E.
In their application the applicants state the name of the proposed dispensary will be “The Local.” Besides selling recreational cannabis, the owners also plan to feature other local products in an effort to support other local business owners. The proposed dispensary will be located in an existing commercial tenant space previously occupied by diesel mechanic shop. Minor modifications to the building to comply with building code requirements will be administered through a Building Permit, otherwise the proposal will utilize the existing floorplan of the previous tenant. The dispensary will include retail floor space, one office space, a storage room, and one bathroom. There are 11 parking spaces already on-site which will serve as the required parking for the proposed dispensary.
Project Link:
http://apps.missoulacounty.us/go/local
Project Timeline:
Should you wish to attend the public hearings concerning this request, the public hearing before the Missoula County Board of Adjustment will be held on Wednesday, January 18, 2022, at 6:00 PM over a Microsoft Teams call. To join the call on your phone, call 406-272-4824, Conference ID 427 662 811#. To receive a link to join the meeting online, please reach out to Nick Zanetos at 406-258-3869 or
Project Planner:
Project planner Nick Zanetos can be reached at nzanetos@missoulacounty.us or 258-3869.
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4086 Sherman Gulch Road Special Exception
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This project was approved at the Jan. 18, 2023, Board of Adjustment hearing.Missoula County Department of Planning, Development & Sustainability (PDS) has received a special exception request from Ron and Melanie Martin-Dent for property located at 4086 Sherman Gulch Road, legally described as Lot 8 in S01, T13N, R21W, P.M.M., and recorded in a deed at Book 689 Micro, Page 1018. The applicant proposes to place another dwelling on the subject property.
SUMMARY: Section 2.3.D.3. of the Missoula County Zoning Regulations allows more than one principle use or structure if approved as a special exception. The applicant requests placing another dwelling near the existing dwelling on this 11-acre tract. The property is zoned AGRR5 (Agricultural, Rural Residential) which allows a residential density of one dwelling per five acres. This proposal will meet all other zoning requirements of this district, including building placement standards. None of the reviewing agencies had any comment on the proposal.
The Board of Adjustment is authorized to grant Special Exception permits authorizing a use established as eligible in this district but which requires a special degree of consideration and control to ensure such uses are consistent and compatible with the overall community character. In order to approve a special exception, the board must determine:
- The proposed use or development will be compatible with and will not substantially injure the value of adjoining property;
- The proposed use preserves the character of the district, and the property is suitable for the use proposed.
The public hearing before the Missoula County Board of Adjustment is scheduled for Wednesday, January 18, 2023, at 6:00 pm. Participants may attend the public hearing in person in the Sophie Moiese Room of the Missoula County Courthouse Annex, 200 West Broadway, Missoula, MT. Participants may also attend the meeting virtually over Microsoft Teams by going to http://missoula.co/boardofadjustment. To join the call on your phone, call 406-272-4824, Conference ID 427 662 811#. Please feel free to contact Jennie Dixon with any questions at 406-258-4946 or by email at jdixon@missoulacounty.us.
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4636 Edward Ave. Variance Request
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Missoula County Department of Planning, Development & Sustainability (PDS) received a variance request from Kymra and Matt Archibald, for the property located at 4636 Edward Avenue, legally described as Lot 2, Double R Homesites, Block 2, S26, T13 N, R20 W & DE 2201. The parcel is approximately 0.64 acres and is currently occupied by a single-family residence.
Section 7.4(F)(2) of the Missoula County Zoning Regulations contains restrictions and limitations to development activity occurring within any Riparian Resource Buffer area. The Riparian Resource Buffer is an area that extends from the established Riparian Resource Protection Area, and whose purpose is to “keep development activity sufficiently distanced from riparian resources.” The buffer width required is based on the specific riparian resource, as outlined in Table 2 of section 7.4 of the Missoula County Zoning Regulations.
The applicants Kymra and Matt Archibald submitted Building and Land Use/ Zoning Compliance Permits to Missoula County for a remodel/addition project to their existing home located at 4636 Edward Avenue. The lower portion of the applicants’ lot closest to the Bitterroot River is in the Riparian Resource Protection Area, while the rest of their lot, including the proposed project area, is located within the 450ft Riparian Resource Buffer associated with the Bitterroot River. Section 7.4(F)(2)(e) of the Missoula County Zoning Regulations limits the expansion of existing structures to five percent of the structure’s original footprint or 150 sq ft, whichever is greater. The proposed project constitutes an addition both greater than five percent of the original footprint and 150sq ft. Section 7.4(F)(2)(j) of the Missoula County Zoning Regulations prohibits grading, excavation, and other site-altering activities in the Riparian Resource Buffer. The applicant’s construction plan would require site alterations for the proposed addition as well as possible septic-related upgrades, as determined by the Missoula City-County Health Department.
The applicant’s variance request highlights the special conditions associated with their home site. The home is on a lot in the Double R Homesites subdivision, which was originally platted in 1965. Since the platting of the subdivision, the area has been converted to a residential neighborhood that lacks the natural resources the Riparian Resource Buffer is intended to protect. Additionally, the applicants' project is limited in their inability to expand vertically due to the 30’ height restriction of the Target Range Overlay Zoning District.
Project Link:
http://apps.missoulacounty.us/go/edward-varianceProject Timeline:
The public hearing before the Missoula County Board of Adjustment is scheduled for Wednesday, December 21, 2022, at 6:00 pm. Participants may attend the public hearing in-person in the Sophie Moiese Room of the Missoula County Courthouse Annex, 200 West Broadway, Missoula, MT. Participants may also attend the meeting virtually over Microsoft Teams. To join the call on your phone, call 406-272-4824, Conference ID 427 662 811#. To join the meeting on your electronic device, please use the following link: http://missoula.co/boardofadjustmentProject Planner:
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Former Lolo School Property Growth Policy Amendment
Share Former Lolo School Property Growth Policy Amendment on Facebook Share Former Lolo School Property Growth Policy Amendment on Twitter Share Former Lolo School Property Growth Policy Amendment on Linkedin Email Former Lolo School Property Growth Policy Amendment linkThe developer has closed their public engagement period and expect to be submitting an application to the County this winter or spring, 2023, which will become its own featured project page on the Missoula County Voice homepage.
DeNova Homes and 406 Engineering is inviting the Lolo community to an open house on Thursday, December 15, 2022 from 4pm-8pm at the Lolo Community Center to gather input on the future of the former Lolo School property.
This Community Outreach Packet is intended to notify the citizens of Lolo of the proposed Amendment to the Lolo Regional Plan. Reviewing this packet will prepare you for an open forum of the Amendment to take place during the Community Feedback Open House. In this packet you will find information regarding land-use designations, and tools to help define the future development of the former Lolo School Property. Below is a list of Exhibits with a brief description of their intended purpose:
1. Vicinity Map
- Shows the location of the property on a USGS topographical map of the Lolo area.
2. Definitions of Land-Use Designations
- Descriptions of Land-Use types defined in the Lolo Regional Plan.
3. Map of Current Land-Use Designations
- Reference for current land-use designations for the subject property and surrounding area.
- THIS MAP CAN BE USED TO MARK UP WITH YOUR FEEDBACK
4. Slopes Map
- A shaded topographic contour map representing areas of feasible construction.
- Slopes over 25% require additional engineering and geotechnical studies when proposed for construction and are generally labeled as No-Build Zones.
5. Land-Use Designation Example – 6 Dwelling Units per Acre (DU/AC)
- Provides visuals for developments with the 6 DU/AC designation. Examples include representational 1-acre layouts, an aerial photograph, and a reference to an existing subdivision located in Lolo with the 6 DU/AC density. Example materials provided by DeNova Homes include architectural renditions of home facades, a picture of an example dwelling unit, and a dimensioned setback layout. Please feel free to visit the referenced Lolo subdivision for an in-person visual of a similar development.
6. Land-Use Designation Example – 16 DU/AC
- Provides visuals for developments with the 16 DU/AC designation. Examples include representational 1-acre layouts for duplexes and townhomes, an aerial photograph, and a reference to an existing subdivision located in Lolo with the 16 DU/AC density. Example materials provided by DeNova Homes include architectural renditions of home facades and a 3-dimensional rendering of a 16 DU/AC subdivision. Please feel free to visit the referenced Lolo subdivision for an in-person visual of a similar development.
7. Building Preservation Aerial
- Some existing buildings may be renovated rather than demolished. Please mark which buildings you would like to see preserved.
Please keep feedback restricted to Land-Use Designations only. This regards Residential Density, Open Space, and Commercial Use. Types of commercial activity and design specifics (i.e. road layout, building types, aesthetics, etc.) will be reviewed through a separate process at a later date. With your feedback, we will create several proposed layouts to be presented and reviewed at the Community Feedback Open House. Here, you will be able to comment on the layouts and discuss options with the engineers and developers. If you would like to provide feedback prior to the Open House, please contact Karl Treadwell with 406 Engineering. Contact information is provided at the end of this letter. Please have feedback submitted to be reviewed before 8am on Monday December 12. Representatives from 406 Engineering and DeNova Homes will be available for questions and public comment at the Lolo Community Center on Thursday December 15, 4pm-8pm.
If you have any questions regarding this proposal, this document, or the review process, please contact Karl Treadwell with 406 Engineering, or the Missoula County Community and Planning Office.
Project Contact:
Karl Treadwell
406-880-9822
Project Packet:
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Peterbilt Sign Variance
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This project was approved at the Jan. 18, 2023, Board of Adjustment hearing.
*During the December 21, 2022, Board of Adjustment hearing, the applicant informed the county that the proposed sign package had been modified and one of the sign types, S2, increased in size. This resulted in a change to the variance request for the total cumulative sign area, as shown in bold below. The previous cumulative sign area was 643.3 sq ft. The county is re-noticing adjacent property owners to ensure the correct information is reflected in the notice. Any previously submitted comment will still be included in the staff report. A continuation of the December hearing is scheduled for January 18, 2023. Please see below for more information. *
Project Background:
Missoula County Department of Planning, Development, and Sustainability received a variance application from Shauna Gappmayer of YESCO LLC, on behalf of Peterbilt, for the property located at 4867 Technology Ct., legally described as Missoula Development Park- Ph 5C L01-6, Lot A. The parcel is approximately 10.68 acres and is currently under construction.
The subject parcel is within the Missoula Development Park 6.08 Legacy District. Peterbilt is requesting a variance from sign requirements set forth in this zoning district. Specifically, Peterbilt is requesting a variance from the following:
- Section E.(3)(b)(i) allows for 1 sq ft of sign area per 100 sq ft of business floor area up to a maximum of 200 sq ft
- Peterbilt is proposing 754.90 sq ft of cumulative sign area
- Section E.(3)(b)(vi) allows a business open at night one pole sign with a maximum height of 24’ above the road and 48 sq ft in siz
- As a business operating at night, Peterbilt is proposing one pole sign with a height of 40’ above the road and 177.6 sq ft in size
- Section E.(3)(b)(vi) allows for two wall surface signs not to exceed 10% of the wall areas.
- Peterbilt is proposing 5 wall surface signs, all less than 10% of the wall area
Project Link:
http://apps.missoulacounty.us/go/peterbilt-sign
Project Timeline:
The public hearing before the Missoula County Board of Adjustment is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday, January 18 , 2023. Participants may attend the public hearing in-person in the Sophie Moiese Room of the Missoula County Courthouse Annex, 200 West Broadway, Missoula, MT. Participants may also attend the meeting virtually over Microsoft Teams. To join the call on your phone, call 406-272-4824, Conference ID 427 662 811#. To join the meeting on your electronic device, please use the following link: http://missoula.co/boardofadjustment
Project Planner:
Project planner Emily Andrea can be reached at eandrea@missoulacounty.us or 406-258-4652.
- Section E.(3)(b)(i) allows for 1 sq ft of sign area per 100 sq ft of business floor area up to a maximum of 200 sq ft
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Dancing Goat Gardens Special Exception
Share Dancing Goat Gardens Special Exception on Facebook Share Dancing Goat Gardens Special Exception on Twitter Share Dancing Goat Gardens Special Exception on Linkedin Email Dancing Goat Gardens Special Exception linkThe Board of Adjustment approved the Dancing Goat Gardens Special Exception on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2022.
Project Description:
Missoula County Department of Planning, Development, and Sustainability (PDS) has received the attached special exception application from Sarah Sriraman, on behalf of Dancing Goat Gardens, for the property located at 10541 Deschamps Ct, legally described as Lot 3, Deschamps Lane Subdivision #2, S28, T14 N, R20 W. The parcel is approximately 2.25 acres and is currently occupied by a warehouse, office building, and multiple accessory structures.
The Missoula County Zoning Regulations classify micro-tier cannabis cultivation as Artisan Manufacturing, and all other tiers as High-Intensity Agriculture. The subject property is zoned Industrial Center Light (ICL), which designates High Intensity Agriculture as a use permitted by special exception. The applicant, Dancing Goat Gardens, holds a Tier 10 cannabis cultivation license with the Montana Cannabis Control Division. As required by the Missoula County Zoning Regulations, the applicants have submitted a special exception application for cannabis cultivation in an ICL district. The applicants also propose cannabis manufacturing at the same location. The Missoula County Zoning Regulations classify cannabis manufacturing as Agricultural Manufacturing and Production, a permitted used in the Industrial Center Light (ICL) district, and not subject to BOA review.
Project Link:
http://apps.missoulacounty.us/go/dgg
The public hearing before the Missoula County Board of Adjustment is scheduled for Wednesday, October 19, 2022, at 6:00 pm. Participants may attend the public hearing in-person in the Sophie Moiese Room of the Missoula County Courthouse Annex, 200 West Broadway, Missoula, MT. Participants may also attend the meeting virtually over Microsoft Teams. To join the call on your phone, call 406-272-4824, Conference ID 427 662 811#. To join the meeting on your electronic device, please use the following link: http://missoula.co/boardofadjustment.
Project Planner:
Project Planner Nick Zanetos can be reached at nzanetos@missoulacounty.us or 406-258-3869
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Blackfoot Crossing Project
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01_Growth Policy Amendment Request2.0.pdf (739 KB) (pdf)
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02_Zoning Amendment Application.pdf (317 KB) (pdf)
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03_Existing Land Use.pdf (518 KB) (pdf)
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04_Proposed Land Use.pdf (532 KB) (pdf)
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05_Working Lands Land Use.pdf (383 KB) (pdf)
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06_Open Resource and Recreation Land Use.pdf (383 KB) (pdf)
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07_Neighborhood Center Land Use.pdf (368 KB) (pdf)
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08_Commercial Center Land Use.pdf (350 KB) (pdf)
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09_Industrial Center Land Use.pdf (353 KB) (pdf)
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10_Heavy Industrial Center Land Use.pdf (361 KB) (pdf)
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11_Existing Zoning.pdf (550 KB) (pdf)
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12_Proposed Zoning.pdf (551 KB) (pdf)
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13_Zoning Uses.pdf (190 KB) (pdf)
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14_Aerial Topo.pdf (1.35 MB) (pdf)
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15_Existing Conditions.pdf (907 KB) (pdf)
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16_01 Legal Constraints.pdf (684 KB) (pdf)
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17_WUI.pdf (186 KB) (pdf)
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18_Slopes.pdf (5.65 MB) (pdf)
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19_High Pressure Gas Lines.pdf (456 KB) (pdf)
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20_utilities.pdf (581 KB) (pdf)
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21_Earthquake Faults.pdf (2.12 MB) (pdf)
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22_avalanche slope.pdf (1.15 MB) (pdf)
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23_Hazardous Waste.pdf (435 KB) (pdf)
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24_Healthcare Facilities.pdf (695 KB) (pdf)
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25_Dam Failure.pdf (343 KB) (pdf)
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26_Vegetation.pdf (1.51 MB) (pdf)
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27_Flooplain.pdf (1.3 MB) (pdf)
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28_Hydrology.pdf (740 KB) (pdf)
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29_Wildlife Distribution.pdf (1.77 MB) (pdf)
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30_Transportation.pdf (1.92 MB) (pdf)
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31_Cultural Resource Inventory.pdf (6.87 MB) (pdf)
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32_Soils Report.pdf (1.26 MB) (pdf)
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33_Blackfoot Crossing 1 Subdivision.pdf (4.17 MB) (pdf)
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34_Blackfoot Crossing 1 Sub Phasing Plan.pdf (345 KB) (pdf)
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35_Blackfoot Riverfront Pplat.pdf (2.39 MB) (pdf)
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36_ Riverfront Phasing.pdf (359 KB) (pdf)
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37_Preliminary Stormwater Report.pdf (8 MB) (pdf)
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38_Test Pits.pdf (159 KB) (pdf)
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39_Well Logs.pdf (1.39 MB) (pdf)
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40_02_Neighborhood Meeting Letter_Mtg 1.pdf (111 KB) (pdf)
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40_04_PowerPoint Presentation_Mtg 1.pdf (9.6 MB) (pdf)
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40_06_Neighborhood Meeting Summary_Mtg 1.pdf (130 KB) (pdf)
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40_07_Neighborhood Comment_Mtg 1.pdf (715 KB) (pdf)
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41_02_Neighborhood Meeting Letter_Mtg 2.pdf (118 KB) (pdf)
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41_04_PowerPoint Presentation_Mtg 2.pdf (4.79 MB) (pdf)
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41_05_Neighborhood Meeting Summary_Mtg 2.pdf (1000 KB) (pdf)
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42_01_September 9 2025 Community Council Agenda.pdf (665 KB) (pdf)
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42_02 Community Council Meeting Summary.pdf (39.4 KB) (pdf)
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42_03_ Community Council Meeting Transcript.pdf (217 KB) (pdf)
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42_04_Community Council Meeting Presentation.pdf (4.66 MB) (pdf)
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42_05_Community Council Draft Meeting Minutes.pdf (706 KB) (pdf)
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43_2009 Community Visioning Map.pdf (475 KB) (pdf)
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44_2009 BMCC Meeting record (NEW 10.25).pdf (468 KB) (pdf)
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45_Traffic Impact Study.pdf (22.4 MB) (pdf)
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46_Tech Memo West Riverside Access Impacts.pdf (1.05 MB) (pdf)
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BFXR Sub Rpt_FINAL.pdf (1.72 MB) (pdf)
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Approved rezone.pdf (549 KB) (pdf)
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Approved growth policy designation.pdf (532 KB) (pdf)
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Brown Family Transfer
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0 Cover Letter.pdf (50.8 KB) (pdf)
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1 2023 Family Transfer Exemption Application and Affidavit.2023.Fillable.Form.pdf (1.17 MB) (pdf)
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1.2 Signed Family Transfer Division of Land Affidavit.pdf (1.32 MB) (pdf)
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1.5 Signed Landowner Letter.pdf (497 KB) (pdf)
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1.7 WarrantyDeed.pdf (35.2 KB) (pdf)
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2 Dinsmore IOrchard Homes 4 Lots 29 30bk17pg54.pdf (172 KB) (pdf)
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4 Maps.docx (3.82 MB) (docx)
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4.1 ZD-13 Franklin to Fort.pdf (1010 KB) (pdf)
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4.2 ZD-13 resolution 2007-088.pdf (155 KB) (pdf)
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4.3 FIRMETTE_f340b8a5-3b5a-4f36-91b2-7f1b330784f0.pdf (734 KB) (pdf)
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5 Ditch Cards 3114 3110.pdf (434 KB) (pdf)
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6 Septic Permit 2016-247.pdf (6.45 MB) (pdf)
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7 3816 Brown-EXISTING.pdf (161 KB) (pdf)
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7 3816 Brown-PROPOSED.pdf (170 KB) (pdf)
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2026-01-20 Brown FT 400.pdf (447 KB) (pdf)
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Grass Valley Farms
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Review Criteria for Subdivision Requests (182 KB) (PNG)
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Lolo Ranch Exemption Application (899 KB) (pdf)
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Lolo Ranch Tract Information (56.5 KB) (pdf)
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Lolo Ranch Existing and Proposed Parcels (684 KB) (pdf)
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Spanish Skies Variance Request Application (7.45 MB) (pdf)
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Frenchtown Storage — Buildings for Lease or Rent
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Blackfoot Crossing Subdivision Phasing Plan Amendment and Plat Adjustment Application (13.2 MB) (pdf)
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Floodplain Development Permit #25-12
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Floodplain Development Permit #25-07
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Floodplain Development Permit #25-15
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Floodplain Development Permit #25-22
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2025-05-12.SpecialExceptionVariance Application.pdf (29.9 MB) (pdf)
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Lazy Acres Preliminary Plat Extension Request.pdf (314 KB) (pdf)
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Floodplain Development #26-07
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Floodplain Development #26-01
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Floodplain Development #26-03
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Floodplain Development #26-04
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Floodplain Development #26-06
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McAlister Family Transfer and Aggregation Exemption
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Hertz Family Transfer Application
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Floodplain Development #26-02
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Floodplain Development 26-09.pdf (16.5 MB) (pdf)
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Big Bear Addition Subdivision Amendment Proposal.pdf (1.51 MB) (pdf)
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505 Highton Complete Application.pdf (2.43 MB) (pdf)
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Schuff Family Transfer Application.pdf (6.81 MB) (pdf)
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Stephenson Family Transfer Application
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3614 Hwy 200 Special Exception Application
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3507 S 7th St. W Special Exception
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Floodplain Development #26-10
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Ployhar Family Transfer.pdf (2.38 MB) (pdf)
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Gilman Creek Road
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Blackfoot Crossing Riverfront Public Notice.pdf (54.2 KB) (pdf)
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Ram Addition- Minor Adjustment Application.pdf (4.06 MB) (pdf)
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Hoyer Family Transfer Application.pdf (5.7 MB) (pdf)
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Nordberg Family Transfer.pdf (5.41 MB) (pdf)
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O'Keefe Ranch Estates Subdivision Landscaping Condition Amendment
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Crawford Family Transfer Exemption Application.pdf (4.85 MB) (pdf)
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Crawford Family Transfer Existing and Proposed Conditions.pdf (1.5 MB) (pdf)
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Special Exception at 1815 Clements Rd. (Target Range)
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2026-01-22 Granite Peak Phasing Ext App.pdf (1.49 MB) (pdf)
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Ranch Club Subdivision Phasing Plan Extension
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Larch Meadows Minor Subdivision
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2026-03-06 Full Application.Missoula County.Larch Meadows (1).pdf (74.5 MB) (pdf)
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Section A.pdf (836 KB) (pdf)
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Section B.pdf (892 KB) (pdf)
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Section C.pdf (1.51 MB) (pdf)
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Section D.pdf (1.92 MB) (pdf)
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Section E.pdf (22.7 MB) (pdf)
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Section F.pdf (29.7 MB) (pdf)
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Section G.pdf (15.5 MB) (pdf)
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Section H.pdf (1.56 MB) (pdf)
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Section I.pdf (1.91 MB) (pdf)
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7985 Hwy. 200 E
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County 310 Permit No. 26-01
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Floodplain Development #26-05
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Floodplain Development #26-08
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Floodplain Development #26-12
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Fire Bucket Meadows
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Fire Bucket Meadows Application (73 MB) (pdf)
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Fire Bucket Meadows Final Combined Groundwater Report (25.2 MB) (pdf)
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Applicant Letter to COmmissioners 5-28-25.pdf (19 MB) (pdf)
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Fire Bucket Loop Aquifer Test Work Plan.pdf (105 KB) (pdf)
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Fire Bucket Meadows Subdivision Application.pdf (73 MB) (pdf)
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Geosyntec Hydrologic Technical Analysis and Pump Test Results 1-22-26.pdf (7.88 MB) (pdf)
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Photos of area homes (1).pdf (18.9 MB) (pdf)
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Attachment D - Newman Hydrogeologist Report 5-22-26.pdf (153 KB) (pdf)
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Pump Test Notice to Neighbors 10-13-25.pdf (315 KB) (pdf)
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Sparks Well Log 9-17-25.pdf (830 KB) (pdf)
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Water Quality Reports 11-25.pdf (1.19 MB) (pdf)
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Water Rights Inc Letter 5-13.pdf (534 KB) (pdf)
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Water Rights Inc. Review of Hydrogeologic Literature 5-5-25.pdf (25.2 MB) (pdf)
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Willowstick Groundwater Well Siting Study 6-30-25.pdf (2.55 MB) (pdf)
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Fire Bucket Meadows Form 633_2026.03.09.xlsx (738 KB) (xlsx)
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Fire Bucket Layout 3-9-26.pdf (1000 KB) (pdf)
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Water Quality District Comments 5-29-25.pdf (260 KB) (pdf)
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Attachment O - Water Quality District Comments 5-12-25.pdf (205 KB) (pdf)
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Attachment P - Water Quality District Comments 5-29-25.pdf (260 KB) (pdf)
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Attachment Q - Water Quality District Presentation 5-29-25.pdf (31.2 MB) (pdf)
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Attachment R - MPH Comments 5-22-25.pdf (3.91 MB) (pdf)
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Attachment S - Amended Fire Bucket Prelim Plat 3-11-26.pdf (3.46 MB) (pdf)
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Attachment T - Amended Fire Bucket Layout 3-11-26.pdf (930 KB) (pdf)
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Attachment U - Final Amended Grading and Drainage Report 3-16-26.pdf (3.05 MB) (pdf)
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Attachment V - Final Amended Preliminary Plat and Lot Layout 3-16-26.pdf (2.15 MB) (pdf)
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News Categories
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