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Missoula County adopts no-parking resolution near Target Range Elementary on Fortieth Avenue
Summary
Missoula County commissioners closed a public hearing and adopted a resolution prohibiting parking on Fortieth Avenue adjacent to Target Range Elementary School after a brief presentation from Public Works; no public comment was received at the hearing.
Missoula County commissioners on May 5 closed a public hearing and adopted a resolution to prohibit parking along Fortieth Avenue adjacent to Target Range Elementary School, covering the stretch from South Avenue to the southern extent of the school parking lot.
Jason Mitchell, Missoula County Public Works, introduced the item and showed the proposed exhibit for the no-parking zone, saying the county had received no public comments to date and that the hearing remained open for comment. Katie (staff) read the resolution language and moved to close the hearing and adopt the resolution. A second was recorded and the commissioners voted in favor. Commissioners thanked Mitchell for his work on the item.
The resolution designates a no-parking zone intended to address pedestrian safety and curbside congestion next to the elementary school; the board did not receive public testimony raising objections at the hearing. No ordinance number or effective date was announced in the hearing record; staff said the commissioners would adopt the resolution as presented.
The decision was recorded on the meeting's public record; the county will publish the adopted resolution and post any related signage and enforcement details through Public Works.
For procedural questions about the resolution text or the boundary of the no-parking zone, members of the public were directed to contact Missoula County Public Works.
Missoula County recorded the action as a formal resolution adoption and closed the related hearing.
