Story Mill Project Survey and Info

The following information is provided to BCSCA Members, as this project is located adjacent to our Subdivision. BCSCA is not involved with this project. You may also wish to view this Article from the Bozeman Daily Chronicle and the project map.

 

The Trust for Public Land and other partners are working on an exciting community project to protect and revitalize 61 acres of open space near the old Story Mill in northeast Bozeman, including proposals for a new city park, wetland restoration, stream enhancements along the East Gallatin River and Bozeman Creek, new trail connections and affordable housing (article and site map attached).

TPL would like your opinion about the best use of this property. Please click on this link www.surveymonkey.com/s/StoryMill to take a quick 11-question on-line survey, open for one month only. TPL would like as broad a response as possible, so please forward the survey link to everyone who might be interested.

TPL will also host a community workshop on Thursday, February 7th from 9:00 am to Noon in the Weaver Room at the Emerson Cultural Center to share preliminary ideas for a potential park and site design (which will be informed, in part, by the on-line survey results). All are welcome.

Any questions about this project can be directed to:

Maddy Pope

Project Manager

111 S Grand Ave, Ste 203

Bozeman, MT 59715

(406) 522-7450 ext.4 | maddy.pope@tpl.org

Minutes of Special Membership Meeting Nov 26 2012

Bridger Creek Subdivision Community Association

Special Membership Meeting

Minutes of Meeting – November 26, 2012 

The special meeting of the membership was called to order at 7:00 pm in the large conference room at the Bozeman Public Library.   

It was announced that a quorum was present for the meeting, as there were 154 members present in person or by proxy (109 is required for a quorum). 

Incorporation of the Association

The only item on the agenda was the vote on whether to incorporate the association. Sharyn asked whether there were any questions on the agenda item or the information that was provided with the ballot/proxy? There being no questions, the members were reminded to please turn in all ballots before leaving if they had not already done so. 

New Business

A member inquired about the timeframe for being incorporated? Sharyn responded that it would likely be by the middle or end of January. The next Board of Directors’ meeting is Monday, January 7 and the Board will plan to review the draft Articles of Incorporation at that meeting, for filing shortly thereafter.   

There being no additional new business raised, the meeting was adjourned at 7:05 pm. 

Following the meeting final tally of the ballots was conducted.  Results are:

140 in favor of incorporating the association

7 opposed

7 abstained 

The next regularly scheduled Board meeting is Monday, January 7 at 6:30 pm at the Masonic Temple (14 S. Tracy Avenue).