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Missoula Current - Missoula Approves Rezone for Scott Street Project

The rezone, granted by the City Council to Ravara Development LLC on Monday night, increases the building height to 65 feet, or roughly one story, to provide 224 dwelling units

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    from the article - “It's pretty much a one-story difference,” city planner Tera Porgari told the city during the hearing process. “The added height will hopefully allow the development to get closer to the maximum density allowed in the zoning district while allowing a landscaped area by building up.”
    Ravara plans to develop 9 of the 19-acres owned by the city off Scott Street. Three acres will provide 70 deed-restricted housing units on a community land trust in a blend of condos and townhomes. Such affordable housing was required as part of the agreement struck between Ravara and the city”
    City approves rezone for Scott Street housing project
    (Missoula Current) The development team partnering with the City of Missoula on a Scott Street housing project received final approval for the requested rezone of the property to reach the density permitted in the area. The rezone, granted by the City Council to Ravara Development LLC on Monday night, increases the building height to 65 feet, or roughly one story, to provide 224 dwelling units.
    City approves rezone for Scott Street housing project
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    City approves rezone for Scott Street housing project

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