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Over the last 30 years, various recommendations have been developed to improve downtown Bozeman, including everything from construction of more mixed-use buildings, to decreased parking requirements, to more affordable housing units. While some of these ideas have come to fruition in recent years, others are still on the table discussion.
Check out how much progress has been made downtown in the last 10 years!
While the Black-Olive project has been stirring up a heated debate, another mid-rise building was approved by the city planning director. The SOBO Lofts, or South Bozeman Lofts, is planned to hold 42 one-bedroom apartments and 3,000 square feet of commercial space facing Babcock Street.
It will be interesting to see how this pans out...
The School Board unanimously approved on the $125 million plan to build a second high school, and make some major upgrades to Bozeman High. Now we wait for the voters' final decision in the May 2nd election.
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