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PUD CONCEPT SUBMITTAL || NOVEMBER, 2017
DESIGN TEAM
OPENSCOPE STUDIO, INC.
THINKTANK DESIGN GROUP
RICHARD FERNAU, FAIA
OWNER
IMPERIAL DEVELOPMENT, LLC
33 NORTH BLACK AVE.
BOZEMAN, MT
COTTONWOOD + IDA
A VIBRANT, DIVERSE, ATTAINABLE COMMUNITY IN THE CORE OF THE NORTHEASTERN NEIGHBORHOOD
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION 1 PROJECT INFORMATION
DESCRIPTION, TIME-FRAME, PROPOSED USES, PROJECT GOALS,
ON- & OFF-SITE IMPROVEMENTS
SECTION 2 ZONING CODE COMPLIANCE
PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT POINT TABULATION, PROPOSED
RELAXATIONS, PARKING DIAGRAM
SECTION 3 SITE DATA
NEIGHBORHOOD LAND USE, SITE CONDITIONS
SECTION 4 DESIGN
DESIGN INTENT, PRECEDENTS, CONCEPT SKETCHES
SECTION 5 LAND-USE
LAND-USE ALLOCATION, STREET SECTION DIAGRAMS
SECTION 6 PHASING
ADDITIONAL EXHIBITS
SITE PLAN
SURVEY
EXCERPT FROM THE NORTHEAST NEIGHBORHOOD R/UDAT REPORT
APRIL 2017
“Today, the Northeast Neighborhood is strategically located and can support the housing
shortage, and leverage existing infrastructure, encouraging a contemporary form of multi-
modal transportation due it’s proximity to downtown, the university and access to adjacent
natural amenities. The question will be how the Northeast Neighborhood can be strategic
without destroying its character and the attributes that make it unique.
The challenge will be accommodating new housing and commercial development with
appropriate policies and design standards to maintain the integrity and quality of life for residents
and business owners in the existing area. Design must also honor the past and the historical
significance of the location. New policies should regulate new construction so that it fits within
the neighborhood and focuses on quality context-sensitive design.
As Bozeman continues to grow, a focus on great public spaces, walkability, and opportunities
to cater to active lifestyles will continue to enhance Bozeman as a place and reinforce its great
quality of life and economy of choice for knowledge workers and talented professionals.
One fear of additional development in the Northeast Neighborhood is gentrification of the area and
increased values in an already price sensitive market. The City should explore a regional policy
to make housing more attainable to the region as a whole. However, certain developments could
implement a portion of housing that is below market rates in exchange for other concessions.
For example, public property could be made available to those developers that conscientiously
address some levels of affordable housing. Design should be unique and reflect the existing
character distinguishable from other parts of the neighborhood.”
THE COTTONWOOD AND IDA NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT ADDRESSES THESE CHALLENGES
BY PROVIDING NEW HOUSING AT REASONABLE PRICES, WHILE MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF
EXISTING COMMUNITY - HONORING THE PAST AND ACCOMMODATING THE FUTURE.