The City Council workshop meeting focuses on two primary agenda items: a discussion regarding proposed amendments to the city's parking ordinance and an update on the impact fee study. The proposed parking ordinance amendments cover requirements for vehicle operability and registration on public roadways, enforcement procedures for the removal and impounding of non-compliant vehicles, protocols for establishing temporary no-parking zones for special events, and regulations concerning parking obstructions near fire hydrants on private and public property.
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The agenda focuses on the authorization for the City Manager to negotiate and purchase real property for the Dry Creek, North Jackrabbit, and Cruiser Lane Improvements Project. It also includes the appointment of members to the Belgrade Planning Commission and the final adoption of Ordinance 2026-4, which proposes amendments to the regularly scheduled City Council meeting days, times, and locations.
Jul 20, 2026·Board meeting
Belgrade City Council City Council Meeting
The agenda focused on several key items. These included a discussion regarding the Mayor's proclamation of VFW Day. The council held a public hearing regarding a Zone Map Amendment to rezone the McMillan property to a Mixed Residential District. Additionally, there was a discussion concerning an ordinance to amend the regularly scheduled meeting days, times, and locations.
Mar 9, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Belgrade Workshop Minutes
The workshop featured presentations from various departments, including Planning and Community Development, Public Works, and Parks, Trails, and Recreation. Key topics discussed included updates on compliance with the Montana Land Use Planning Act, the status of ongoing infrastructure and construction projects such as the Cruiser Intersection Improvements and wastewater plant expansion, and water supply development. Additionally, the Council received reports on Parks Department initiatives, including the development of a pump track and dog park, the transition of the Farmers Market, and the launch of a new forestry program. A detailed layout and cost plan for the new Justice Center and Police Department renovations were presented, and the Finance Department provided an update on bond proceeds management.
