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Public Hearing for Residents in the Highline Road and Gallatin Gateway Areas Requesting an Interim Zoning District to Regulate Gravel Pits.
Community kickoff meeting, 80 people from the community attended, answered 4 basic questions that are the roots of the plan.
Commission decides that residents have not proven that an Emergency exists for an Interim Zoning District to regulate Gravel Pits.
Commission decides to push forward on County Wide "Density" Zoning.
Discussion/training on implementation strategies (specifically zoning).
Preparation for the Community Meeting "From Dialogue To Action."
Web page suggested, Election of Committee Chairman postponed, Bank Account, Handout Discussions: “Low Hanging Fruit” Standard for Canals and Ditches, Buffering, Sidewalks,Transportation, Planning Draft taking shape.
Funding needed, Opening Bank Account, Form Treasurer’s Committee, Make ACCPG non-profit and file forms, Planning for March 17th community meeting, Ted Lange from the Gallatin Valley Land Trust presentation on Trails And Parks.
Presentation to the Community on Steering Committee's recommendations to preserve agriculture, protect community values and provide better infrastructure.
Commission hears the Public and direct staff to prepare Docs supporting Emergency and Interim Zoning Regulations for 3 possible districts: (1) SE Quad. of Belgrade Planning district, (2) Entire Belgrade Planing District, and (3) County Wide District.
Lack of Participation of Large Landowners, Change of Meeting Times, Article of Association to be written, Feedback from March 17th, Example Draft Zoning Plan
Commission hears the Public and decides on the boundary for the Interim Zoning District. The District includes the entire Belgrade Planning Area and the Four Corners Neighborhood Zoning Jurisdiction.
Treasurer's Report, “very rough draft” of the Amsterdam/Churchill Community Plan and Maps
Commission hears the Public and decides to establish a County Wide Emergency Interim Zoning District to regulate Gravel Pits.
Sidewalk/Community Project, Newsletter/Web-page Committee, To-Do List for Getting to Adoption,Core Boundary and Land Use Map
Conference call with DEQ on central water, sidewalk report, nonprofit report, First Newsletter, Clint Litle from HKM Engineering presentation, Field Trip around core boundary
Water Assessment, Sidewalk/Community Projects, Non-Profit, Newsletter/Web-page, Planning for Community Growth and it's Effects on Emergency Service, letter to landowners, New land use map.
Committee Reports: Water Assessment, Sidewalk/Community Projects, Newsletter/Web-page, Dave Crawford of TD&H Engineering how to solve the Sewer issues, Ty Traxler of C&H Engineering Churchill NorthEast.
Commission decides to establish The Gravel Pit Task Force to address long-term solutions to conflicts between gravel pit operations and their neighbors.
Draft Articles of Incorporation, Churchill Northeast Subdivision discussion, Report from Rural Landowners, Discussion on Town Core densities.
Articles Of Incorporation approved, ACCPG official Non-Profit Corporation, By-laws second draft discussion.
The Planning Board meets to discuss and decide on recommending the Morgan Pit CUP to the Commission.
Commission approves the first Gravel Pit to go through the Interim Zoning CUP process: The Morgan Family Gravel Pit.
List of ACCPG committees, final draft of the ACCPG bylaws, ACCPG website address, ACCPG November 2008 Newsletter #2, traffic volume maps, Town core too large, draft letter on concerns for Churchill Northeast preliminary plat.
The Planning Board get its first look at County Wide Rural Zoning (1 unit per 160 Acres with TDRs and exemptions).
Board decides to recommend that the Commission approve the Storey Gravel Pit.
TMC's Storey Gravel Pit Expansion Conditional Use Permit is approved by the Commission.
Commission Approves Settlements with Spanish Peaks and Cameron Springs Gravel Companies after hearing Public Comments.
(1) Public Comment on Proposed Settlement Conditions of Spanish Peaks Sand and Gravel, LLC v. Gallatin County, to be Followed by a Commission Decision on the Proposed Conditions.
(2) Public Comment on Proposed Settlement Conditions of Cameron Springs, LLC v. Gallatin County, to be Followed by a Commission Decision on the Proposed Conditions.
Sewer Report, Performance Standards for Protection of AG, Windmill Acres letter to GCPD drafted and signed, Town Core boundaries and Phases.
Website/Newsletter, Sidewalks/Trails, Rural Landowners, Alan English presentation on Gallatin Local Water Quality District, Core Map Discussion.
(1) Gallatin Gateway Plan is approved with amendments to the boundary after land owners opt out. (2) Commission approves the Windmill Acres Minor Subdivision in Churchill.
(1) Public Hearing and Decision on a Resolution of Intent to Revise the Gallatin County Growth Policy to Include the Proposed Gallatin Gateway Community Plan and Future Land Use Map.
(2) Public Hearing and Decision on a Request for Preliminary Plat Approval for the Windmill Acres Subsequent Minor Subdivision, Including a Variance Request from Section 7.F.1 of the County Subdivision Regulations Regarding Right-of-way Width of an Access Road
The Huttinga Gravel Pit Expansion (Amendment #3) Conditional Use Permit is approved by the Commission.
(2) Public Hearing and Decision on a Conditional Use Permit for the Huttinga Gravel Pit to Comply with the Gallatin County Interim Zoning Regulation for Operations that Mine Sand and Gravel or Operations that Mix Concrete or Batch Asphalt.
Rural Landowner Committee discussions, Windmill Acres Subsequent Minor Subdivision approval, Growth impact on School, Belgrade/Four Corners boundary, The results of Policies for the Town Core.
Wrap-up discussion of Policy 3.1 and 3.5, Discussions on Policy 3.2 phase II annexations to the Town Core.
Website: to be up in a week, Sewer: loss/leaks in the system, Rural: definition of AG chapter 4.8, Discuss Chapters 3,4 of Town Core.
Commission agrees to extend Interim Zoning for gravel pits for one year.
Website possible improvements, Next Community Meeting June 22nd Agenda.
Town Core Chapter Review, Definition of Home Occupation, “International Dark Skies Association” (IDA) Guide Handout, Policy discussions 3.5.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9 lighting.
Final Changes on the Community plan. preparation for final community meeting and adoption meetings.
Planning Board Hears Presentation on Amsterdam/Churchill Plan and recommends to the Commission to adopt the Plan to the Gallatin County Growth Policy.
Commission Hears and Decides on Intention to Adopt AC Plan.
Gravel Pit Task Force's Presents their Report and Recommendations But Commission Decides more work is needed.
Commission Looks at Boundary Options for Gravel Zoning that include much of the County but decide smaller option is needed.
Commission Adopts Amsterdam/Churchill Plan as Part of the Gallatin County Growth Policy.
County Attorney, Planners, Gravel operators and the Former Gravel Pit Task Force Chair put final touches on Gravel Pit Zoning Regulations.
Commission decides to create 4 Gravel Zoning Districts: Manhattan, Belgrade, Amsterdam/Churchill and Southern Valley as opposed to one large district or County Wide.
Discussion on density in SE corner of planning area. Vote to make map change to SE Rural Amsterdam/Churchill.
Proposed AC Gravel Mining section presented to the Planning Board.
Planning board hearing on Gravel Zoning draft letter to community, TOC zoning regulations, Density SE corner and open spaces, Discussion on Section 5.
Discussion Rural Article 3 and 3.2, Town Core Article 2 and 4.2, 5.1.1 B and C, 5.1.4 “adequate fencing for Ag needs and development”, and 5.3.
Sidewalk: discuss brochures,information and maps to inform the public, Discuss category B commercial section setbacks, parking, lighting and landscaping.
Website upkeep cost, $100,000 DNRC sewer grant, Safe Routes to Schools grant summited, Manhattan Rotary Club meeting in works, routes across the Ecton and CTA properties, GIS Workshop with Schools.
Sewer: Chronicle story, Connection to Manhattan, Flow problems, Subsidizing developers, Sidewalks: County Commission to donate gravel, $800 needed for Engineering, Ecton Ranch: Revised provisions ,timeline for hearings on zoning.
Warren getting married, $1000 North Western Energy Grant, Contract for Sidewalk in Two Weeks, Possible Community Council, Amsterdam Village new allotments for land-use.
Debrief on January 24 and February 2 community events, Discussion on next steps for both sidewalk and zoning regulation.
Discussion on next steps for sidewalk – engineering update, etc., Discussion on adoption process and schedule for zoning
Public Hearing on the proposed System Development Fee.
Public Meeting to Discuss Proposed Sewer Rate Increase.
Discuss the Preliminary Plat for the 'Village At Amsterdam' Subdivision and General Reaction from Community.
Public meeting with CTA to discuss the 'Village At Amsterdam' subdivision.
Public hearing before the Gallatin County Commissioners to approve the preliminary plat for the 'Village At Amsterdam' major subdivision.
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