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Commission approves Eagles Crossing addendum, sets hearing for annexation and R‑3 zoning at 1420 17th Ave SW

City Commission, City of Great Falls · September 2, 2025
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Summary

Commission approved Addendum Agreement No. 2 for Eagles Crossing Phase 2 with Cascade Communities LLC (revised completion date 07/01/2026) and accepted Ordinance 3277 on first reading to annex property at 1420 17th Ave SW with R‑3 zoning; public hearing for the ordinance set for Oct. 7, 2025.

The City Commission voted Sept. 2 to approve Addendum Agreement No. 2 for the Eagles Crossing Addition Phase 2 subdivision and advanced Ordinance 3277 on first reading to annex and zone a separate property at 1420 17th Avenue Southwest.

Planning and Community Development Director Brock Cherry told the commission Cascade Communities LLC (current property owner) expressed interest in completing outstanding public infrastructure and that the addendum updates the owner’s obligations and establishes a revised completion deadline of July 1, 2026. Cherry listed remaining work as sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water systems, street paving, conduit installation and curb-and-gutter construction. Staff recommended approval and noted coordination with Staley Engineering, the developer’s representative.

Commissioner Wilson moved to approve the addendum; commissioners voted in favor by voice vote. On ordinance 3277, Cherry said the proposal would annex the parcel at 1420 17th Avenue Southwest (including adjoining alley right-of-way) and assign R‑3 single-family high-density zoning; the commission accepted the ordinance on first reading and set a public hearing for Oct. 7, 2025.

Cherry also noted the city’s utility division will partner on certain upgrades to an existing stormwater pond to meet current water-quality standards as part of the addendum. The actions advance the developer’s ability to apply for building permits after preconstruction meetings and transfer of an infrastructure certificate, subject to compliance with city regulations.

Next steps: staff will monitor developer progress toward the July 2026 completion deadline, coordinate the stormwater pond upgrades, and hold the Oct. 7 public hearing on Ordinance 3277.