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The Electric - Great Falls considering code change for multi-family housing

“This proposed code revision would diversify residential development opportunities, further encourage infill, and provide additional financial sources for commercial development projects,” according to the staff report. “Staff believes that the proposed revisions to the land use chapter of the code will have a positive impact on private sector development in the community.”

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    Read the article at The Electric by Jenn Rowell
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    “Commissioners adopted Title 17, the land development code in 2005 and it was been updated multiple times.
    Over the last few years, city planned staff has received numerous inquiries from developers regarding multifamily dwellings within the C-2 general commercial zoning district.
    City planning board OKs code change for multifamily housing
    Currently, the code prohibits all residential uses in the C-2 district.
    Planning staff is recommending a code revision to allow multifamily residential within the C-2 district.
    In April, the city planning board voted to recommend approval of the code change.”
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    Before the amendment, the code prohibited all residential uses in the C-2 district, which includes much of the 10th Avenue South corridor, areas along Central Avenue West, the Northwest Bypass, 3rd Street Northwest and Smelter Avenue