Livingston City Council approves zoning map amendment for new housing development
June 04, 2025 | Livingston City, Park County, Montana
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Commissioner Kale, who led the motion, emphasized the importance of the ordinance in aligning with the city’s growth policy. He acknowledged the efforts of city staff and the community in shaping this development, highlighting the need for flexibility and collaboration. The ordinance includes provisions for the completion of a water loop at the occupancy of phase two of the development, ensuring that essential infrastructure is in place before new housing units are occupied.
Additionally, the commission agreed to restrict short-term rentals within the new development's covenants, addressing community concerns about neighborhood stability. The developers have also committed to working with local residents on trail development, fostering a collaborative approach to urban planning.
The meeting also touched on the preservation of open spaces, with over 63% of the area designated for this purpose, which was praised by several commissioners. The discussions reflected a balance between development and community needs, with a focus on maintaining the character of Livingston while accommodating growth.
As the city moves forward with these plans, residents can expect a thoughtful approach to development that prioritizes both infrastructure and community input, setting a positive precedent for future projects. The commission is set to reconvene on July 1, 2025, to continue discussions and finalize the ordinance.
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