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THE MERIN | 116 N BOZEMAN AVE & 122 N BOZEMAN AVE
THE MERIN
The development proposed in this submittal is intended to respond
to the City of Bozeman’s goal to densify the downtown urban
core. Since this development is occurring in the Downtown B-3
zoning district it was critical for the building to also respond to the
ground floor, activating the street front at N Bozeman Ave. Ground
floor activity will be triggered by pedestrian traffic to and from the
commercial space at the street front, and controlled automobile
traffic on Lamme, when entering the ground floor parking garage.
The goals of the commercial spaces at the ground floor would be
to attract a tenant that activates the building throughout the day.
Following city approval of the proposed development, the owner
intends to find a business that fits these needs and is committed
to stimulating pedestrian traffic. Locating a ground floor unit on E
Lamme St facing the residential zone boundary is more conducive
to the neighboring zone and promotes safety while activating this
frontage. The parking garage entrance is proposed off the alley to
accommodate the safety concerns voiced by neighbors leaving an
opportunity for a ground floor residential unit. The building design
tries to group as many of the utility services as possible at the
alley side of the building to allow access, but reduce their visible
impact from the street frontage. The proposed locations of these
utility services can be found in the drawing set.
Amenities for the building’s residential occupants include private
balconies, on-site parking, enclosed storage space, interior bicycle
parking spaces, and access to a common ground floor plaza and
second level outdoor courtyard. The building entrances will be
landscaped with plantings and paving patterns that encourages
interaction with the street frontage.
project description
project goals
The applicant is proud to present a new mixed-use building on the east side of North Bozeman Ave. The project will be located north
of the alley between E Lamme St and E Mendenhall St. directly across the street from Dave’s Sushi. The proposal includes 3,469 sf of
commercial space on the ground floor fronting N Bozeman Ave, a ground level parking garage, one (1) raised ground floor residential
unit, a common courtyard and 28 residential units on floors 2-5.
Project Address: 116 N Bozeman Ave & 122 N Bozeman Ave, Bozeman, MT 59715
Zoning District: B-3
Occupancy Classifications: R-2, B, S-2
Residential (R-2): 29 Dwelling Units | Floors 1-5
Commercial (B): 2 Retail/Office Units | Ground Floor
Ground Floor Parking Structure (S-2): 29 Indoor Parking Spaces | Ground Floor
EXISTING BUILT ENVIRONMENT
EXISTING BUILT ENVIRONMENT
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THE MERIN
From the conception of this mixed use project, our design team has
been focused on providing the utmost in quality for the users of the
building, and the Central Business District of Downtown Bozeman.
We are striving to provide timeless elegance in our exterior, modern,
high quality, interior residential units, and an exciting ground floor
opportunity for commercial space on the ground level. We feel this
site is an important link between the residential neighborhoods to
the north, and the historic Main street of Downtown. This link can
be seen in the use of the building, the massing, and the materials.
Conceptually we gravitate to the ideas of “front porch” (providing
active balconies for each residential unit, and entry plaza space on
the ground level) and “urban front” (responding to the historic and
developing urban downtown).
design intent
The proposed site is zoned with a zero lot line development standard
at all sides of the property except for the south side where there
is a mandatory 5’-0” setback at the alley. The design is utilizing
a storefront block frontage at both N Bozeman Ave and E Lamme
St. The footprint of the building will step back at all entrances to
facilitate a more intimate entrance into the building off both streets,
which shapes the “urban front”.
These areas are intended to buffer the building entrances from
N Bozeman Ave and E Lamme St through the use of permanent
seating, typical of an urban park, and landscaping. The access of
this plaza directly off the sidewalk allows this area to multifunction
as an amenity for the public and residents. The primary entrance
for the public will be through each retail entrance off N Bozeman
Ave, while the residents can enter the building from the parking
garage or the entrances off N Bozeman Ave and E Lamme St. Grade
changes at the site will be used to the building’s advantage at the
SW and NW corner by providing access from the sidewalk and add
interest at the pedestrian level.
Most building utility services are provided at the south facade, but
located deeper into the alley to minimize the impact these facilities
could have on the aesthetics of the street frontage. For ease of
access the water riser room has been located on the north facade
along with a new fire hydrant. Purposeful relief at the building
facade tucks these services away from pedestrian view points at the
sidewalk. All utilities in the building are utilizing existing lines to
service the commercial and residential units.
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THE MERIN | 116 N BOZEMAN AVE & 122 N BOZEMAN AVE
THE MERIN
VISION GLASS board form concretelight brick WOOD
No affordable housing measures will be provided by the applicant
because the units proposed in this design will function as
condominium units. According to 38.380.040 – Definitions, item A
clearly states the following: “For the purposes of 38.380 “affordable
housing” or “affordable home” does not include condominium
units. Given that Section 38.380 encompasses the requirements for
Affordable Housing, the applicant has concluded that no affordable
housing measures will need to be provided in the proposed design.
affordable housing
Given that The Merin is still within the B-3 boundary that makes
up Downtown Bozeman, it was important to consider the material
context that was shown there. In an effort to deliver quality and
timeless building materials, The Merin implements brick as its
primary material and wood looking plank siding to add contrast.
Both materials are tested over time for their permanence. These
classic materials promote the permanence and quality that currently
exists in historic downtown, with a contemporary edge through the
use of glass and accents of board form concrete at the street level.
MATERIAL CONTEXT
The proposed plan is designed with 29 residential units and 3,469
square feet of leaseable space for office or retail use. According
to the City of Bozeman regulations, only one parking space is
required to be provided per dwelling unit. The the building design
accommodates 29 parking spaces, one for each residential unit, in
the proposed surface parking garage and 6 on street parking spaces
to serve the retail spaces. Based on those calculations, no off site
parking will be necessary. See the project matrix for the proposed
building design for more information on the provided parking at the
site.
parking demand
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THE MERIN
design guidelines | subchapter 4b
A | MASS & SCALE
1. Provide density to meet the goals and objectives of the Downtown Bozeman Improvement Plan: With 29 total units on 0.39
acres, The Merin makes good use of its lot area. As a mixed use building, the floor to floor height at level 1 is 15’-0” with large storefront
windows to engage the sidewalks.
2. Innovative development and diversity of design is encouraged: The Merin incorporates a varied material palette of brick,
horizontal wood siding, and accents of board form concrete to relate and contrast to the high density Community Core, B-3 zone and
respect the lower density residential zones of Bozeman. See the Design Intent and building renderings for more information on the
purpose behind the design decisions that were made at the proposed building elevations.
3. A new building should exhibit clear order and comprehensive composite on all elevations: The Merin establishes a striking
grid module that sets the stage for a varied material palette. The relief at the facades are intentionally placed to allow for light penetrations
and variety at the face of the building, paying specific attention to how the pedestrian will experience this building from the street level.
Balconies serve as a private amenity, but also add variety to the grid module that has been created with the windows.
4. Building interface with residential zone properties: The Merin’s site is adjacent to a residentially zoned neighborhood to the
north, classified as R-2. In an effort to respect that boundary line between R-2 and B-3, The Merin has shaped its design to accommodate
this condition. The material at the ground floor is varied and a ground floor residential unit is proposed to front E Lamme St to respond to
the single family homes across the street.
B| BUILDING QUALITY
1. New buildings shall be designed to the level of permanence and quality appropriate for Downtown Bozeman: Given that
The Merin is still within the B-3 boundary that makes up Downtown Bozeman, it was important to consider the material context that
was shown there. In an effort to deliver quality and timeless building materials, The Merin implements brick as its primary material and
wood looking plank siding to add contrast. Both materials are tested over time for their permanence. These classic materials promote
the permanence and quality that currently exists in historic downtown, with a contemporary edge through the use of glass and accents of
board form concrete at the street level.
2. Sustainable methods and techniques shall be applied to building design but also integrated with site layout and
infrastructure design: At a density of 29 units and 2 leasable office spaces / 0.39 acres the proposed design allows for many people
to live and work in the “Community Core” which reduces the need and use for cars in the area. Storm water management procedures will
be utilized at the common courtyard and exposed areas of the ground floor to collect and distribute storm water while providing green
space to the residents. Individual heating systems are planned for each unit as these will be for sale homes. The building design plans
for recycling/trash rooms at each floor to encourage green disposal of waste. Lastly, the envelope and mechanical systems will exceed
energy standards as set by the State of Montana.
C| BUILDING ROOF FORM
1. Use flat roof lines as the primary roof form: The Merin’s flat roof design blends with the other B-3 zoned buildings and allows
for the mechanical equipment to be located on the roof. Efficient use of the roof space for roof top mechanical units hides their visibility
from the pedestrian experience and the proposed screening will allow zero visibility of the mechanical equipment.
2. Use of other roof forms: No other roof forms are used at the proposed building.
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D| SITE DESIGN
1. Create strong connections between downtown’s sub-districts and between downtown and the surrounding neighborhoods:
The Merin utilizes façade relief at all facades along N Bozeman Ave and E Lamme St. This partnered with storefrontage at the
ground level encourages an interaction with pedestrians bringing the six story building down to a pedestrian level. Tenant spaces
at the ground floor will encourage pedestrians to venture north from Main St and connect The Merin to downtown’s activity.
2. Public spaces should be made active through programming or utilizing opportunities with adjacent uses that promote
vitality and safety: The Merin’s site offers a wide range of public spaces along the two primary facades. The spaces located on the west
property line are intended to be more interactive as there is more activity anticipated here. While the north property line is expected to
experience heavy traffic, but will be in a routine nature of commuters walking from their homes to school or places or work traveling east/
west or north/south. The public space on Bozeman takes advantage of the change in elevation across the site with a dynamic sloping
sidewalk leading to retail entrances and stairs that have been incorporated into the planters to promote a seating area, as the treads are
designed to be built deeper than a typical tread. At Lamme a private residential entrance is proposed with a covered entry which responds
best to the residential language across the street. Plantings will provide privacy and will buffer the facade from the pedestrian experience.
E| PARKING FACILITIES
1. Enclosed parking, integrated into individual new buildings as well as additions (if feasible), is preferred whenever
possible to surface parking lots: The Merin is planning to house 29 cars in an enclosed at grade parking garage for the residents and
provides 6 on-street parking spaces for visitors to the two retail spaces.
2. Shared parking structures are preferred to surface parking lots. A parking structure should be designed so that it
creates a visually attractive and active street edge: The enclosed parking garage surrounded by retail and residential use to hide
its appearance from the street frontage.
3. For residential projects, enclosed parking is preferred to surface parking lots: The enclosed parking garage surrounded by
retail and residential use to hide its appearance from the street frontage.
F| SIGNS
1. Commercial and Mixed Use projects should include a variety of creative and clear signage: The Merin’s main building
signage is still in development as building branding has yet to be finalized. Signage will be located in prominent yet unobtrusive locations
at the two primary facades according to the signage standards as set forth in the design guidelines and Unified Development Code.
2. Residential projects are encouraged to include building identification signage to add to Bozeman’s overall sense of
place: The main building identification signage will prominently add a sense of place to the building as a point of reference along the
western elevation.
3. All signs should be developed with the overall context of the building and the area in mind. The placement or location
of a sign is a critical factor in maintaining the order and integrity of a building. Consistent placement of signs according to
building type, size, location and even building materials creates a visual pattern that enhances the streetscape experience:
The Merin’s building signage will compliment the proposed design, while establishing a sense of place visible from the main street front
at N Bozeman Ave. The signage design will also be conscience of the residential neighborhood across E Lamme St when selecting a
location for visuals. See signage calculation for allowable building signage.
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G| STREET PATTERNS
1. Alleys: There is an existing alley that borders the site at the south property line.
2. Streetscape: The streetscape on N Bozeman Ave will follow the predominant pattern in the downtown with concrete sidewalks, trees
in tree grates with guards, and typical streetlights. The walking surfaces will be a combination of concrete sidewalks and concrete pavers.
The landscape and storm water management will be closely coordinated with the civil engineer.
3. Planting strips: Planting strips will be maintained to keep with the existing design of the streetscape.
4. Pattern of street trees: The pattern of street trees will match that of other downtown sites, while considering the relief of the facade
based on its location on the site.
H| LANDSCAPE DESIGN
1. Preserve and maintain mature trees and significant vegetation that are a direct enhancement of the pedestrian streetscape
environment: The landscape will include planting areas with ornamental grasses, perennials, and shrubs. Required City of Bozeman
landscape performance points will be met with a combination of drought tolerant plants, and enhanced pedestrian plaza areas. See
landscape plans for more information on the design that is being proposed at the ground floor and common courtyard.
I | UTILITIES
1. Orient service entrances, waste disposal areas and other similar uses toward service lanes away from major streets: The
waste disposal, trash room is located on the service alley at the north property line. This location takes advantage of the exiting pattern
of service areas located off the alley, like is seen in other areas of downtown Bozeman.
2. Position service areas to minimize conflicts with other abutting uses: Trash bins are located off the alley for easy access off
N Tracy Ave keeping these services away from the pedestrian store frontage.
J| SITE FURNITURE
1. Site furniture should be simple in character: Bike racks and benches are used strategically throughout the site to engage and
activate the streetscape. These will provide a place of refuge for the public and residents while offering a secure location for guests and/
or tenants to secure their bikes. Both approaches promote a walkable and bikeable site.
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WEST FACADE
EAST FACADE
NORTH FACADE
SOUTH FACADE
existing structure | 116 N Bozeman ave
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THE MERIN
existing structure | 122 N Bozeman ave
WEST FACADE
EAST FACADE
NORTH FACADE
SOUTH FACADE
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14. The request for departure is not being submitted/processed independent of the site plan application. See below and on the following
page for graphic representation of proposed changes and reference item #17 for deviation narrative.
15. See below for an exhibit clearly showing the proposed departures related to mixed frontage building placement requirements. The
impacted area proposed as a departure is shown in the yellow region, located between the 12’-0” setback and the property boundary.
16. The proposed departure is not applicable to the building elevation and does not impact the building height or other applicable
standards.
DEPARTURE | ccoa 14-17
17. The highlighted area makes up an area 43’-7” by 1’-5” for a total of 76 sq ft, but if granted would provide adequate space for a 2’-8”
deep by 43’-7” long in ground planter to line the north elevation and provide privacy from pedestrians walking by along the ground floor
residential unit at the NE corner of the site. This departure does not extend past the owners property boundary, but would only require a
small departure from the building placement requirements of a mixed frontage according to Table 38.510.030.C.
a. The modification does not have an impact on the historic appropriateness as it relates to the building, site and adjacent properties
given that the departure is proposing design elements that will improve the pedestrian experience and privacy of the building residents.
b. The modification will have no adverse effects on abutting properties, but would in fact align the proposed sidewalk edge with the
existing sidewalk, which would contribute to the existing conditions of E Lamme St and avoid an awkward transition.
c. Providing privacy to the residential unit and creating a planted area to contribute to the pedestrian experience will all contribute to the
public health, safety and general welfare. The width of the sidewalk that is left (5’-3 3/4”) is still compliant to allow access for all.
d. While the departure does not specifically relate to restoration and rehabilitation as it is not impacting any existing structure, it does
encourage the pedestrian experience with the addition of vegetation and makes for a smooth transition to the existing sidewalk that is
used frequently in both directions.
Departure Exhibit #1: This exhibit shows the departure area at the north property and required storefront frontage sidewalk requirement. See narrative below for full description of intent
and value this deviation brings to the site design.
PROPERTY LINE
NPROPERTY LINE1’-5” DEPARTURE
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Modification Date:
2/15/2015 10:17:35 AM
Time:
122
Property Address: number
N Bozeman Ave
Property Address: street
124 N Bozeman Ave
Historic Address:
Bozeman
City/Town:
Site Number:
Gallatin
County
Intl:
Historic Name:
John Mitchell
Original Owner
Private
Current Ownership:
Current Property Name:
Phillip D Sgamma
Owner:
PO Box 7236, Bozeman, MT
Owner Address:
Phone:
Residence
Historic Use:
Residence
Current Use:
1905
Estimated
Construction Date:
Original Location
Date Moved:
WGS84UTM Reference
497344
Easting:
5058643
Northing:
12TUTM Zone:
Legal Location PM: Montana
2
Township:
South 6
Range:
East
NE 1/4 SE 1/4 NW 1/4
7Section
N2 Lots 35, 36, 37, & 38
Lots:
Original Plat of Bozeman
Addition:
1870/1870
Year of Addition:
Bozeman, MT 7.5 min. topographic
USGS Quad Name:
2014
Date:
Block I
Blocks
1-3 meter
GPS Accuracy:
Google EarthGPS Equipment:
24
Northwest corner front porchUTM Location Pt:
UTM Reference
Site Name
122 N Bozeman Ave
Property Address
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National Register of Historic Places
NRHP Listing Date:
Historic District:
02/16/2015
Date of this document:
Scott L. Carpenter
Form Prepared by:
Address:
Daytime Phone:
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Yes
NRHP Eligible Recommendation:
MT SHPO USE ONLY
Eligible for NRHP: □ yes □ no
Criteria: □ A □ B □ C □ D
Date:
Evaluator:
Comments:
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Property Name:
Site Number: 24
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Property Name:
Site Number: 24
122 N Bozeman Ave Bozeman
ARCHITECTYURAL DESCRIPTION See Additional Information Page
Residential
Property Type:
Stick
Architectural Style:If Other, specify:
Specific Property Type:
unknown
Architect:Architectural Firm:
StateCity Town
unknown
Builder/Contractor:Company:
StateCity Town
Source of Information:
T Plan (Front Facing)
Architectural Form:
Cross-gabled
Roof Form:
1 1/2
Stories:
Wood frame
Materials:
Overall Dimensions:
40 feet
North - South
45 feet
East - West
Open front porch on front (west) façade. Rear covered porch on east. A recent framed deck and external
stairs has been built on the north side for a second-floor fire escape.
Projection
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Concisely, accurately, and completely describe the property and alterations with dates. Number the buildings and features
to correlate with the Site Map.
The building is a detached single family 1-1/2 story residence with current irregular cruciform plan. The original building
form as a rear-facing "T" as noted on the 1912 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map (sheet 14), and architectural analysis of
addition sequence. The façade faces N. Bozeman Ave. on the west and is one bay with asymmetrical gable end and full
width hip-roofed porch with small central gable pent. Front porch is supported by five simple round columns, between
which are situated simple ranked balusters between lower rail and upper bannister. New replacement windows and doors
exists along with a few original 1/1 double-hung wood sash windows. Building is finished with clapboard siding with six
inch reveal. Peak of front gable end is finished with vertical grooved boards. Roof is finished with composition shingles.
Rear of house has several shed roof and hip roofs and dormer additions dating to subsequent time periods. Single small
brick chimney is positioned on gable roof of east extension. Ridge line of east extension is lower than original tee form of
house.
Building has undergone several remodels losing some of original design and fabric.
Foundation is obscured.
Foundation
Cross-gabled roof is surfaced with modern composition shingles.
Roof
Front covered porch on west. Enclosed back entry porch at rear (east).
Porches/Outbuildings
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Site Number: 24
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Some modern replacement windows and original wood double-hung sash windows throughout.
Fenestration:
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Property Name:
Site Number: 24
122 N Bozeman Ave Bozeman
House was build in 1905 by John Mitchell, the proprietor of The Hermitage ("Choice Line Wines, Liquours, and Cigarars"
located at the time at 4 E. Main St.). City sewer/water permit is dated 1905 to John Mitchell. The 1902 and 1904 Polk City
Directories provide no listing for the property address. The 1904 City Directory lists John Mitchell's residence address as
34 E. Main St. The 1904 Sanborn Fire Insurance Map(sheet 15)for Bozeman shows the subject property to be a vacant lot.
The 1912 Sanborn Map (sheet 14) shows the original rear-facing "T" 1 1/2-story dwelling with front porch.
History of Property: See Additional Information Page
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See Additional Information PageInformation Sources/Bibliography
Sanborn Maps:Structure appears on these Bozeman Sanborn Maps:
Nov 1884 Jan 1889 Jul 1890 Nov 1891 Jan 1904
XSep 1912 XSep 1927
XSep 1927/Rev Aug 1943
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Property Name:
Site Number: 24
122 N Bozeman Ave Bozeman
City Sewer Hook-up Records City Water Hook-up RecordsX1/1/1905Date Date
Polk City Directory for Bozeman, 1906 (pg. 148).
City Directory
Deeds not researched.
Deeds
Sep 1927/Rev 1957 X
XSep 1912/Rev Feb 1921
XSep 1927/Rev 1960
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Site Number: 24
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National Register of Historic Places
NRHP Listing Date:
NRHP Eligibility:X
Yes No Individually XContributing to Historic District
Noncontributing to Historic District
Association with Bozeman's residential developmentArea of Significance:
Bozeman's Civic Phase (1884-1912)Period of Significance:
See Additional Information PageStatement of Significance
The property retains elements of historic materials, workmanship, and design to justify a recommendation for defining the
property as a contributing element of a potential historic district typifying Bozeman's residential developments during the
Civic Phase.
NRHP Criteria:XA B XC D
See Additional Information PageIntegrity
(location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, feeling, association)
Research of readily available historical materials has not revealed information associated with significant persons or
events related to this property. Although the building has undergone some changes from it's original configuration and
materials, the property retains enough elements of location, design, setting, materials, workmanship, and feeling to
support a finding of retained integrity. The historic Integrity of this property has been retained due to the survival
of original design and materials and continuity of use, setting and location.
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Property Name:
Site Number: 24
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PHOTOGRAPHS
Property Name:
Site Number: 24
122 N Bozeman Ave Bozeman
Façade Photo
IRP_B3_122_021515_R002048Exposure/File #:
EastFacing:
FaçadeFeature:
View to east across N. Bozeman Ave. at façade. Note full-width covered porch with off-center
entry, hipped-roof on porch with central pent. Note newly constructed fire escape stairs from
second-floor deck on left.
Description:
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PHOTOGRAPHS
Property Name:
Site Number: 24
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Reference Photo
Exposure/File #:
Facing:
Feature:
Description:
Time:IRP_B3_IP_Photo 10-10-2014 2.47.45 PM.jpg
Southeast
Northwest corner of building
View to SSE across N. Bozeman Ave. at northwest corner of building. Note second-floor deck
and stairs for fire escape on left. Note circular window at eave at southwest corner.
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USGS Location Map
Property Name:
Site Number: 24
122 N Bozeman Ave Bozeman
Portion of USGS 7.5 Minute Topographic Map, Bozeman, MT, 2014, scale 1:24,000 (red square indicates approximate
location of property.
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General Location Map
Property Name:
Site Number: 24
122 N Bozeman Ave Bozeman
General Location Map
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Detailed Location Photo-Map
Property Name:
Site Number: 24
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Detailed Location Map
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Building Sketch Map
Property Name:
Site Number: 24
122 N Bozeman Ave Bozeman
Property/Building Sketch Map
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