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PCC MEMO: January 14, 2019 Prepared by: Jennifer Boyer Upcoming PCC Meeting Schedule: January 22, 2019 3:00-5:00 Belgrade Library February 5, 2019 3:00-5:00 Community Room, County Courthouse, Bozeman February 26, 2019 3:00-5:00 Belgrade Library March 12, 2019 3:00-5:00 Community Room, County Courthouse, Bozeman
Notes from January 8, 2019 PCC Meeting Triangle Community Plan DRAFT Boundary:
West boundary - Gallatin River / A line running due south from the intersection of the boundary of
the Belgrade Planning Jursidiction and Frontage Rd to the main channel of the Gallatin River, then upstream (south) along the main channel until a line east-west along Dead Cow Run
NW corner - Belgrade planning district boundary / west of Thorpe.
North Boundary Interstate and/or Frontage Rd
NE corner - Interstate / Frontage and Fowler
East boundary - Fowler to Garfield east to 19th and south to Blackwood
SE corner - 19th and Blackwood
South boundary - along Blackwood to Beatty then follow 4 Corners water and sewer service
boundary to Dead cow run / Gallatin River
SW corner dead cow run and Gallatin River Public Comment on Draft Boundaries: Consider a distance (section line?) on West side of the river to manage water resources and floodplain consistently. Consider including Frontage Road North boundary for Belgrade-Bozeman bike plan. Consider irrigation infrastructure not only for agriculture but recharging the aquifer.
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Triangle Community Plan DRAFT Approach: The PCC discussed the best approach for the Triangle Community Plan, based on land use or geographic sub-areas or combination? The PCC explored the idea of establishing guiding policies for FUTURE land use changes. This would allow the existing zoning districts to continue to guide existing uses but as proposals for properties come forward the Triangle Community Plan would guide development standards. This would result in a tiered approach for the Triangle, No change = falls under existing zoning districts / plans Minor changes (threshold to be determined) = ensure that some policies apply Major changes (threshold to be determined) = additional policies apply The PCC also discussed identifying key resources or conditions that would receive additional protection in the plan. These may include natural resources, water resources, irrigation infrastructure etc. TRAPLLINE: Gallatin County – the RFP for the Growth Policy is about to be released. Belgrade – pipes are in the ground at the Yellowstone Plaza. Bozeman – Welcome Melissa Pope to Bozeman Planning Department.