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Park County approves 10-year MOU designating county land for Yellowstone Gateway Museum fundraising
Summary
After extensive public comment for and against, commissioners approved a 10-year memorandum of understanding to designate a county-owned parcel for potential Museum use, allowing the Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation to begin fundraising; the MOU does not authorize construction or commit county funds, the presenter said.
Park County commissioners on Dec. 16 approved a 10-year memorandum of understanding that designates a portion of county-owned land for potential use by the Yellowstone Gateway Museum and allows the Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation to begin fundraising and planning work.
Mark Brammer, executive director of the Yellowstone Gateway Museum, told the commission the MOU "is simply the county assigning a portion of county owned land to a county department, the museum." He said the museum remains a county department, the land remains county-owned, and the MOU does not authorize construction or commit county taxpayers to pay for building costs. He said the foundation, a nonprofit…
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