City of Billings

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This Comprehensive Plan for the City of Billings serves as an official guide for future growth, land use, and development, aiming to enhance the city's economic status, functionality, sense of place, and quality of life. Key strategic areas include providing and supporting community services and infrastructure, improving recreational facilities, diversifying housing options and improving existing homes, attracting and supporting businesses for economic development, maintaining and enhancing the transportation system while providing alternative modes, encouraging growth that preserves small-town qualities and enforcing sustainable land use, and increasing the overall sense of community.

The agenda included presentations, petitions to the council, public comments, and an executive session regarding litigation. Reports were given by officers, and communications to the council were addressed. Unfinished and new business were discussed, along with comments from the mayor and attorney. Resolutions were passed regarding a Keystone Solar agreement and accepting a bid for the demolition of a property on S Fifth St. Discussions also covered parks committee matters, bulk garbage schedules, and downtown lots. The council addressed appraisals for remaining lots and approved a Nexamp Solar extension. The attorney provided updates on Save the Lorraine properties, burned-out buildings, and a railroad right of way. Additionally, the council reviewed and approved payment of the city's bills, covering various expenses such as rentals, printing, legal services, office supplies, street lighting, park maintenance, garbage disposal, vehicle repairs, telephone services, and insurance.