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City manager outlines outreach events, MDOT speed studies and state law impacts
Summary
City Manager previewed an Aug. 27 open house on downtown parking and sidewalks, said the city will report back on geotechnical options for a hillside mitigation study, and flagged two Montana Department of Transportation speed studies and recent state legislative changes affecting local zoning and parking requirements.
City Manager (name not provided) updated the Columbia Falls City Council on a series of staff actions and upcoming public outreach items, including an open house for downtown parking and sidewalks, geotechnical follow-up on a hillside mitigation issue and state law changes that may affect local zoning and parking rules. The manager said the city will host an open house on Aug. 27 for the downtown parking and sidewalk projects; materials for that project are in the council packet and on the city website. On…
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