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The Lolo Community Council convened on July 8, 2025, to address several key agenda items, primarily focusing on community engagement and local development plans. The meeting began with a brief acknowledgment of the absence of the RSID report, prompting a call for public comments. Council members expressed the need to follow up with Jason Mitchell regarding the report's status, indicating that he was expected to attend a future meeting.
The council noted that there would be no commissioner meeting that week, with the next scheduled for July 24 at 2 PM. Members discussed the importance of community participation in these meetings, especially concerning the final report of the US 93 corridor study, which had recently been released. The report did not show significant changes from its draft version, and council members encouraged residents to review the findings and bring any concerns or recommendations to future council discussions.
The primary focus of the meeting shifted to the ongoing discussion about the Missoula growth policy update and the Lolo regional plan. Ian, a guest speaker, was invited to share insights and materials related to these topics. The council emphasized the importance of community input in shaping future meetings and discussions regarding local development.
As the meeting progressed, members expressed appreciation for the materials shared and reiterated the need for continued dialogue with the community on these significant issues. The council concluded with a commitment to keep residents informed and engaged in the planning processes that affect their community.
Converted from Lolo Community Council July 8, 2025 meeting on July 09, 2025
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