The meeting addressed public concerns regarding the Phoenix project memorandum of understanding, infrastructure development districts, the Okana Center master plan, a proposed apartment moratorium, and data center resource consumption and regulation. The Mayor provided updates on numerous upcoming local events, including a 9/11 memorial ceremony. The council voted to defer the Project Phoenix memorandum of understanding for one month to allow for the review of financial documents and received a briefing on the financial flow of the Wuhawk Payment in Lieu of Tax agreement.
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The council meeting addressed several agenda items, including a public hearing regarding the adoption of a new zoning ordinance and zoning map for the city. Discussion occurred regarding the necessity and impact of these zoning changes. Additionally, the council approved a road closure/event permission for the Farm to Table event, discussed future community events, and acknowledged the passing of former Mayor David Shriner with notes of appreciation from his family. A procedural motion was also carried to officially add items six through ten to the agenda to ensure proper notification.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Gallatin City Council Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting covered public recognition concerning grant funding for community development block grants and local data center moratoriums. The Mayor provided a list of upcoming local events. A significant agenda item involved the approval of Ordinance 02607-55, which amends the comprehensive plan's community character and sub area designations map for specific parcels to facilitate industrial development. Additionally, the committee discussed Ordinance 02607-56 regarding the adoption of a new zoning ordinance and map to replace existing versions.
Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Gallatin Municipal Planning Commission and Gallatin City Council Special Called Joint Work Session
The meeting was a joint work session held to discuss the consideration of a new city zoning ordinance and zoning map. A public comment period included a proposal for an official adaptive reuse ordinance overlay, aimed at protecting historic architectural character by relaxing modern engineering and design mandates for existing structures. City staff and consultants provided an overview of the draft zoning ordinance, explaining its character-based coding framework and reviewing key sections of the document, including general provisions, mapping regulations, and development standards.
