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Commission considers $60,000 grant and county match to rewrite subdivision regulations
Summary
Cascade County moved to accept a Montana community reinvestment planning grant to revise subdivision regulations; staff described a $30,000 grant, a proposed $24,000 county cash match plus $6,000 in-kind work for an estimated $60,000 project, and an estimated contractor cost of about $50,000.
The Cascade County Commission moved to accept a Montana community reinvestment planning grant to fund a revision of the county’s subdivision regulations.
County staff described the project as a roughly $60,000 effort: a $30,000 state grant paired with county contributions. Staff said the grant requires a 20% cash match (a minimum $12,000), and the county is proposing a $24,000 cash match plus $6,000 in-kind staff work to reach an estimated $60,000 project total. A staff speaker named Gary said contractor estimates suggested about $50,000 to rewrite the subdivision regulations, and the larger figure is intended to cover potential additional fees.
The project period was read into the record as April 1, 2025, through February (year not specified) and the item was brought forward as Contract 25-16. The commission moved the contract for acceptance; the transcript does not record a final vote on the motion in the provided excerpt.
