A maker of gluten-free cookies wants to set up shop in Belgrade but he is being caught up in “a perfect storm” of bureaucracy, city officials said Monday.
Belgrade residents have until tomorrow to answer the latest survey about what they would like to see in the city’s Growth Policy update and Parks and Recreation Master Plan, documents that will direct growth and development for years to come.
There are numerous municipal council seats up for election across the Gallatin Valley for those wanting a say in how their hometown is run.
Fees collected to maintain Belgrade streets will incrementally raised for the next years to boost a handful of obligations to residents.
The city of Three Forks is seeking an interim mayor to finish the unexpired term of Steven Hamilton, who is resigning his office effective June 2.
In two months’ time, developers will be paying almost double the impact fees for a residential home in Belgrade after a 4-1 vote Monday by the Belgrade City Council.
Belgrade officials want to hear from community members, business owners and local leaders on Tuesday, as they continue to consider what should be included in the master plans that will govern future residential, commercial and recreational development in the city for years to come.
