Kalispell public meetings in 2024

City Council Agenda

This Kalispell City Council work session agenda contains only standard procedural items and no specific discussion topics, proposals, or votes. The agenda includes a 'NO MEETING' notation, suggesting the session is cancelled or purely administrative. Public comment and reports are listed but no decisions are scheduled.

• Agenda indicates 'NO MEETING' for this date

Site Development Review Committee

The committee is meeting to discuss old business regarding several commercial and residential developments. The agenda lists project reviews for various warehouses, apartments, and retail expansions.

• Costco store and fuel station on Jefferson Blvd
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse at 1070 Treeline
• Project Wolfpack warehouse/distribution on United Dr
• Birds Nest daycare building at 120 Financial Drive
• Walmart remodel, expansion, parking, and landscaping at 170 Hutton Ranch Rd

Kalispell Business Improvement District (Downtown BID)

The Kalispell Business Improvement District board will review work plan deliverables and financial reports. The meeting includes discussions on downtown traffic and safety updates and the role of the Property Owner Liaison.

• Main Street light poles maintenance and wiring
• New façade improvement grant applications
• 2025 downtown flowers and sponsorship
• Downtown traffic and safety update
• Tax Increment Financing (TIF) development activity

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The Conrad Mansion Museum Board of Directors will meet to approve the consent agenda, which includes November meeting minutes, the treasurer's report for November 2024, and adoption of the board's bylaws. The board will also hear an executive director's report before adjourning for a staff, board, and volunteer Christmas party. No major new business or financial decisions beyond routine approvals are on the agenda.

• Adopt and sign board bylaws
• Approve November 2024 board meeting minutes
• Accept treasurer's report for November 2024
• Executive director's report

City Council Agenda

The City Council will consider awarding bids for a waste truck and a mitigation project. The body will also review a memorandum of understanding for a public park development project.

• Award bid for 2025 Inflow and Infiltration Mitigation Project to Standard Drain Cleaning, LLC for $424,837.50
• Award bid for a used solid waste truck to Toms Truck Sales for $205,000
• Resolution 6236: Park Memorandum of Understanding with Bibler Legacy Foundation for a public park development project

Site Development Review Committee

The committee is meeting to discuss old business regarding several development projects. These items include a mix of warehouses, apartments, and retail expansions.

• Costco store and fuel station on Jefferson Blvd
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse at 1070 Treeline
• Project Wolfpack warehouse/distribution on United Dr
• Birds Nest daycare building at 120 Financial Drive
• Walmart remodel, expansion, parking, and landscaping at 170 Hutton Ranch Rd

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District board will hear presentations on two event grant applications: Flathead Valley Hockey Association for two hockey tournaments and Kalispell Lakers for a baseball tournament. The board will also vote on minutes, financials, and scoring of the grant applications. Discussion items include ski package hotel promotions and a dashboard review.

• Hear event grant applications from Flathead Valley Hockey Association (Craft Brewers Cup and Griz Winter Class) and Kalispell Lakers (Canadian Days Tournament)
• Board action: approve October 2024 minutes, accept October financials, score event grant applications
• Discuss ski package hotel promotions
• Discuss Co-Star dashboard review

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to review various city plans. The agenda includes documentation regarding water, wastewater, stormwater, and transportation planning.

• Kalispell AWWTP FPU
• Kalispell WWFPU Report
• Stormwater Facility Master Plan
• Transportation Plan
• Kalispell SWMP Final Draft

The Kalispell Planning Commission met on December 10, 2024, and took only procedural actions: approving the November 12, 2024 minutes unanimously and hearing updates on old business and the upcoming January 14, 2025 work session. No substantive decisions were made, and no public comment was heard. The meeting adjourned at approximately 6:02 PM.

• Approved November 12, 2024 meeting minutes (unanimous)

City Council Agenda

The City Council will hold a work session to review a preliminary engineering report on managing biosolids from the Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant. Staff and consultants will present five evaluated alternatives to develop a long-term disposal strategy. A separate sub-committee meeting will review a funding allocation model for sidewalks and trails.

• Review of Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant Biosolids Treatment and Disposal Alternatives
• Sidewalk and Trails Assessment District Sub-Committee review of Funding Allocation Model

Site Development Review Committee

The committee is meeting to discuss old business regarding several ongoing developments and to provide a review update for Project Wolfpack. The body will also hear preliminary comments on Samaritan House Phase 2.

• Costco – Jefferson Blvd store/fuel station
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse – 1070 Treeline
• Project Wolfpack – United Dr warehouse/distribution
• Walmart – 170 Hutton Ranch Rd remodel/expansion/parking/landscaping
• Samaritan House Phase 2 preliminary comments

City Council Agenda

The City Council will discuss the use of Tax Increment Financing for technical assistance grants for façade projects. The body will also consider a professional services selection for a new land use plan and designate an Environmental Certifying Officer.

• Resolution 6234: Request for West Side-Core Area and Downtown TIF funds for façade improvement technical assistance grants
• Selection of Logan Simpson for professional services to adopt a new land use plan
• Resolution 6235: Designation of Jarod Nygren as Environmental Certifying Officer
• Discussion of City Council legislative priorities for the State Legislative Session
• Confirmation of a Mayoral appointment to the City-County Board of Health

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee will hold a public hearing and discuss performance bond reminders. Under old business, the committee will review multiple development projects including a Costco store/fuel station on Jefferson Boulevard, Kynzie Lane Townhomes, Bloomstone Apartments, a warehouse/distribution center for Project Wolfpack, and a Walmart remodel/expansion on Hutton Ranch Road. New business is listed but without specific details.

• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• Walmart – 170 Hutton Ranch Rd – remodel/expansion/parking/landscaping
• Kynzie Lane Townhomes – 1715 5th Ave E – new townhomes
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse – 1070 Treeline – Bldg A/Clubhouse
• Project Wolfpack – United Dr – warehouse/distribution

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council is holding a work session to discuss and review draft legislative priorities for the upcoming 2025 Montana legislative session. The priorities cover topics such as local option sales tax, tax increment financing, affordable housing, and infrastructure. No formal votes are expected; adoption may occur at a future meeting.

• Discussion of draft legislative priorities including support for a local option sales tax and maintaining tax increment financing
• Review of resolutions from the Montana League of Cities and Towns on property tax reform and local government authority
• Consideration of priorities related to affordable housing, infrastructure, and environmental quality
• Public comment period for residents to address the council
• City manager, council, and mayor reports

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will discuss old business items for projects such as MSU College of Nursing, Costco, and Walmart, and hear preliminary comments for two new proposals: Affinity @ Kalispell (senior living) and Brightview Suites Lot 5. The meeting also includes a public hearing period and a reminder that the next meeting will be held on November 27 due to Thanksgiving.

• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• Walmart – 170 Hutton Ranch Rd – remodel/expansion/parking/landscaping
• Kynzie Lane Townhomes – 1715 5th Ave E – new townhomes
• Affinity @ Kalispell – Senior Living (preliminary comments)

Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting

The Urban Renewal Agency Board will meet to review a Tax Increment Financing (TIF) application for the Downtown Business Improvement District (BID). The board will also receive an update on the WYE Track Brownfields project.

• Downtown BID TIF application
• WYE Track Brownfields update

Kalispell Business Improvement District (Downtown BID)

The Kalispell Business Improvement District Board will meet to approve October financials and minutes, receive a coordinator report on maintenance and social media, and discuss new façade improvement grants. New business includes Main Street light poles maintenance and wiring. The board will also discuss downtown traffic and safety, and consider a property owner liaison role.

• Approval of October 2024 financials
• Coordinator report on maintenance, social media, and downtown events
• New Façade Improvement Grant Applications
• Main Street Light Poles Maintenance & Wiring discussion
• Downtown Traffic & Safety Update

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The Conrad Mansion Museum Board of Directors will meet to discuss routine consent items, including October minutes and the treasurer's report. They will review the 2023-2024 Strategic Goals Action Plan and hear committee and executive director reports. A nomination of Natalie Robinson to the board is also on the agenda.

• Consideration of consent agenda (October meeting minutes and treasurer's report)
• Review of Strategic Goals Action Plan 2023-2024
• Nomination of Natalie Robinson to the Board of Directors

City Council Agenda

The council will vote on a $7,892,000 bond to replace a water storage tank, hold second readings of three zoning ordinances (Greater Valley Health Center, Northland Phase 5C, and Tronstad Meadows/Whitetail Crossing), and award a $416,900 contract for a new solid waste truck. The consent agenda includes confirmation of three police officers who completed probation. Public comment will be heard on items not on the agenda.

• Resolution 6233: $7,892,000 bond for Lower Zone Tank 1 water storage replacement
• Ordinance 1931: Second reading – Tronstad Meadows/Whitetail Crossing – 355 lots on 110.5 acres north of Tronstad Road between Highway 93 and Whitefish Stage Road
• Ordinance 1930: Second reading – Northland Phase 5C – 28 lots on 10.9 acres on Northland Drive west of Summit Ridge Drive
• Award bid for Front Load Solid Waste Truck to Kois Brothers for $416,900
• Ordinance 1929: Second reading – B-2 zoning for 1.89 acres at 1995 3rd Avenue East for Greater Valley Health Center water service connection

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is meeting to conduct a work session regarding the Montana Land Use Planning Act. The agenda consists of procedural documents and work session summaries.

• Work session on Montana Land Use Planning Act

City Council Agenda

The agenda indicates there is no meeting on this date due to the Veterans Day holiday. The document contains only procedural boilerplate and scheduling information.

City Council Agenda

The council will hold first readings and public hearings on three land-use items, including annexation and zoning changes for properties on 3rd Avenue East, Northland Drive, and Tronstad Road. The largest proposal is the Tronstad Meadows/Whitetail Crossing development, which seeks annexation, R-2 zoning with a PUD overlay, and preliminary plat approval for 355 lots on 110.5 acres. Also on the agenda are a 28-lot subdivision on Northland Drive and a 1.89-acre annexation for a health center connection to city water.

• Tronstad Meadows/Whitetail Crossing: annexation, R-2 zoning, PUD overlay, and preliminary plat for 355 lots on 110.5 acres north of Tronstad Road between Highway 93 North and Whitefish Stage Road
• Northland Phase 5C PUD: amended PUD overlay and preliminary plat for 28 lots on 10.9 acres on Northland Drive west of Summit Ridge Drive
• Greater Valley Health Center/Carver Engineering: annexation and B-2 zoning for 1.89 acres at 1995 3rd Avenue East to connect to city water
• Approval of October 21, 2024, council minutes as part of consent agenda

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee will hear public comment, review performance bond reminders, and discuss multiple ongoing development projects. New business includes preliminary comments for a Freddy's Steakburgers fast food drive-thru at 420 Cascade Loop. Old business items include the MSU College of Nursing, Flathead County Courthouse parking lot, Costco store and fuel station, and other residential and commercial projects.

• Freddy's Steakburgers – 420 Cascade Loop – fast food drive thru (preliminary comments)
• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse – 1070 Treeline – Bldg A/Clubhouse
• Montarise Landing – 570 E Swift Creek Way (Bldg 1) – Mixed-Use

City Council Agenda

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss concerns about downtown traffic, noise, and safety on Friday nights. Staff will present sample ordinances from Billings, Omaha, and Kirkland that limit repetitive driving (cruising) in designated areas. No final vote is expected; the council will provide direction on whether to draft a local ordinance.

• Discussion of a potential cruising ordinance to address Friday night congestion
• Review of sample ordinances from Billings, Omaha, and Kirkland
• Public comment period on downtown traffic concerns
• City Manager report on enforcement and legislative options

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District board will meet to approve September 2024 minutes and financials. The board will then discuss post-event reports for USA Softball, Treasure State Mounted Shooting Assn., and Glacier Surf, as well as annual sponsorships for MTTA, Voice of Montana Tourism, MLHA, and Glacier AERO. Public comment is invited at the start.

• Approval of minutes from September 25, 2024
• Acceptance of September 2024 financial reports
• Discussion of event grant post-reports: USA Softball, Treasure State Mounted Shooting Assn., Glacier Surf
• Discussion of annual sponsorships: MTTA, Voice of Montana Tourism, MLHA, Glacier AERO

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will vote on second reading of ordinances to amend the Downtown and West Side/Core Area Urban Renewal Plans to include workforce housing as eligible for tax increment financing (TIF). These ordinances were tabled in October 2022. A sub-committee also meets afterward to begin discussion on a sidewalk and trails assessment district.

• Second reading of Ordinance 1927 to amend the Downtown Urban Renewal Plan to allow TIF funding for workforce housing
• Second reading of Ordinance 1928 to amend the West Side/Core Area Urban Plan to allow TIF funding for workforce housing
• Initial sub-committee discussion on creating an assessment district for sidewalks, trails, and related infrastructure

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hear public comments and review performance bond reminders, then address old business items including several ongoing projects. New business includes a preliminary review of the Montarise Landing mixed-use building and preliminary comments on the Kalispell Superwash mixed-use development.

• Old Business: MSU College of Nursing, Peak Fitness, Flathead Co. Courthouse parking lot, Costco store/fuel station, Kynzie Lane Townhomes, Bloomstone Apartments, Project Wolfpack warehouse, Birds Nest daycare, H&H Express warehouse
• New Business: Montarise Landing – 570 E Swift Creek Way (Bldg 1) – Mixed-Use
• Preliminary Comments: Kalispell Superwash – 435 Rivers Edge Loop – Mixed-Use (car/RV wash, pet wash, retail & multi-family)

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The board will meet to approve September minutes and the treasurer's report. The agenda includes a review of the Strategic Goals Action Plan 2023-2024 and reports from the Executive Director and committees.

• Approval of September board meeting minutes
• Acceptance of September 2024 treasurer’s report
• Review of Strategic Goals Action Plan 2023-2024

City Council Agenda

This agenda is for a work session that was cancelled; no items were discussed or decided. The only actions are public comment period, reports, and adjournment, but the meeting itself did not occur.

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee will meet to hear public comment and review performance bonds. The agenda includes old business items such as the MSU College of Nursing, Costco store/fuel station, and several other commercial and residential projects. New business items are listed but not detailed. The committee is reviewing these developments for site plan approval and compliance.

• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• Peak Fitness – 637 E Idaho St – fitness center
• Kynzie Lane Townhomes – 1715 5th Ave E – new townhomes
• Birds Nest – 120 Financial Drive – new daycare building

Urban Forestry Committee

The Urban Forestry Committee will review September minutes, hear work updates, and discuss planning for Arbor Day, the Tree Equity Grant, an Eagle Scout project at Woodland, and 2025 initiatives. Decisions may be made on grant matching funds and contractor selection for fall tree removal of 51 large trees.

• Fall removal contract for 51 large trees by contractor
• In-house pruning work at Northridge and Thompson Memorial, new 40' genie lift ordered
• Tree Equity Grant: $31k + $23k match totaling $54k for planting 250 trees, possibly hiring MCC
• Eagle Scout project proposed at Woodland Park
• Planning for 2025: tree walk, urban forestry day camp, Arbor Day event, and pruning/planting workshop

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will hear public comment, approve minutes, and review a new business item: a building proposal for Carbon Recall at 125 Old School House Drive. No other substantive items are listed.

• Review of building proposal for Carbon Recall at 125 Old School House Drive

Planning Commission

The Kalispell Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on October 8, 2024, to consider three development proposals: a combined subdivision and preliminary plat for Tronstad Meadows and Whitetail Crossing, a preliminary plat for Northland Phase 5C, and an annexation request for Greater Valley Health Center. Public hearings may be held on these items. The commission will also review draft minutes and public comments received.

• Tronstad Meadows & Whitetail Crossing – combined subdivision and preliminary plat (KA-24-08, KPUD-24-03, KPP-24-04)
• Northland Phase 5C – preliminary plat (KPUD-24-04, KPP-24-05)
• Greater Valley Health Center – annexation request (KA-24-09)
• Public comment received on multiple items (posted Oct 3-8)
• Draft minutes from September 10, 2024 meeting for approval

City Council Agenda

The council will consider two ordinances that would amend the Downtown and West Side/Core Area Urban Renewal Plans to allow workforce housing as an eligible use for tax increment financing. These items were tabled in October 2022 and are now brought back for discussion. Also on the agenda: awarding a $6,424,000 bid for a water tank replacement project and a lease agreement with the Kalispell Golf Association.

• Award Lower Zone Storage Tank Replacement – Schedule 1: Reservoir 1 Project to Preload, LLC for $6,424,000
• Resolution 6228 – authorizing a lease agreement with the Kalispell Golf Association
• Ordinance 1927 – amend Downtown Urban Renewal Plan to include workforce housing as eligible for tax increment financing
• Ordinance 1928 – amend West Side/Core Area Urban Renewal Plan to include workforce housing as eligible for tax increment financing
• Change Order 4 for the 2023 Tank and Wells Project Schedule 2 increasing price by $158,145 and adding 14 days

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to review several ongoing development projects under old business, including the Costco store and fuel station on Jefferson Boulevard. The committee will also discuss performance bond reminders and hear public comments. No new business items are listed for this meeting.

• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse – 1070 Treeline – Bldg A/Clubhouse
• Kynzie Lane Townhomes – 1715 5th Ave E – new townhomes
• H&H Express – 140 School House Loop – warehouse/distribution

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hear public comments, discuss performance bond reminders, and review a list of old business items including several commercial and residential developments. No new business items are listed for this meeting.

• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• Kynzie Lane Townhomes – 1715 5th Ave E – new townhomes
• Project Wolfpack – United Dr – warehouse/distribution
• Birds Nest – 120 Financial Drive – new daycare building

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hear public comment, review performance bonds, and consider 11 old business items including a new nursing school, fitness center, parking lot, Costco store/fuel station, parking lot, townhomes, apartments, warehouse/distribution, daycare, and another warehouse. No new business items are listed.

• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse – 1070 Treeline – Bldg A/Clubhouse
• Project Wolfpack – United Dr – warehouse/distribution
• Kynzie Lane Townhomes – 1715 5th Ave E – new townhomes

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Board of Directors will meet to review August 2024 financials and meeting minutes. The session includes a period for public comment and staff reports.

• Approval of August 28, 2024 meeting minutes
• Acceptance of August 2024 financials

City Council Agenda

The City Council will discuss how to fund the replacement of lead service lines to meet state and federal mandates. Staff will review the financial status of the Water Fund to determine if the city can incur debt for these replacements.

• Review of Water Fund financial status regarding debt for lead line replacements
• Discussion of funding options including SRF loan program (60% forgiven, 40% debt)
• Discussion of customer-pay options including deferred repayment plans or direct payment

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss new and old business regarding various local developments. The body will review a new warehouse and distribution project and provide updates on several existing sites.

• New Business: H&H Express warehouse/distribution at 140 School House Loop
• Old Business: MSU College of Nursing at 331 Heritage Way
• Old Business: Peak Fitness at 637 E Idaho St
• Old Business: Flathead Co. Courthouse parking lot at 800 S Main St
• Old Business: Costco store/fuel station on Jefferson Blvd

Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting

The Kalispell Urban Renewal Agency Board will meet to discuss updates on TIF-funded public projects from the June meeting and workforce housing, as well as a Downtown Business Improvement District (BID) application. The board will also receive a Brownfield Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) update and consider approval of the June 2024 meeting summary. No final decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• Downtown BID application discussion
• Workforce housing project update
• Brownfield RLF program update
• Approval of June 2024 meeting minutes

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The Conrad Mansion Museum Board of Directors will hold a regular business meeting to approve consent agenda items including August minutes and the treasurer's report. The main discussion item is the 2023-2024 Strategic Goals Action Plan, followed by committee and executive director reports. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Approval of August 2024 board meeting minutes
• Acceptance of treasurer's report for August 2024
• Review of 2023-2024 Strategic Goals Action Plan
• Committee reports and executive director's report

City Council Agenda

The City Council will consider potential action on a conditional use permit for the Flathead Warming Center, postponed from July 16. The consent agenda includes second reading of Ordinance 1926 for the Gardner/Anderson Ranch Planned Unit Development, and awards for various capital projects totaling over $3.8 million.

• Conditional Use Permit for Flathead Warming Center (potential action, postponed from July 16)
• Ordinance 1926 second reading: initial zoning B-5 (Industrial Business) for 6.5 acres at 2995 Hwy 93 South and R-3 (Residential) for 30.8 acres at 330 Demersville Road with PUD overlay
• Award $394,187 for Kalispell Airport Runway Lighting Replacement Project to Christian’s Electrical, LLC
• Award $2,398,500 for Wastewater Treatment Plant Fermenter Rehabilitation Project to DN Tanks, LLC
• Award $180,179 per year for Police Cameras and Conducted Energy Weapons from Axon Enterprise, Inc.

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hear public comment, review performance bonds, and discuss progress on ten ongoing development projects including a new Costco store and fuel station, a nursing school, a fitness center, and several apartment complexes. No new business items are scheduled.

• Costco on Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• MSU College of Nursing at 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Stillwater Crossing Apartments at 430 Stillwater – Buildings H,J,K,L & M
• Birds Nest daycare at 120 Financial Drive – new daycare building
• Project Wolfpack on United Dr – warehouse/distribution

Urban Forestry Committee

The committee is reviewing updates on tree pruning contracts and in-house work. Members are also planning 2025 events and reviewing the city's tree species list.

• Spring pruning contract for 32 large trees at Woodland and Lions
• Fall removal contract for 51 large trees
• Purchase of a 40’ genie lift for pruning
• Planning for 2025 Tree Walk, Bike Tour, and Urban Forestry Day Camp
• Review of tree species list

Planning Commission

The Kalispell Planning Commission will consider two development proposals: Tronstad Meadows & Whitetail Crossing (applications KA-24-08, KPUD-24-03, KPP-24-04) and Northland Phase 5C (KPUD-24-04, KPP-24-05). The commission will also review draft minutes from August 13, 2024. These items involve annexation, preliminary plat, zoning map amendment, and subdivision plat approval.

• Tronstad Meadows & Whitetail Crossing: annexation (KA-24-08), preliminary plat (KPUD-24-03), and zoning map amendment (KPP-24-04)
• Northland Phase 5C: preliminary plat (KPUD-24-04) and final plat (KPP-24-05)
• Review of draft minutes from August 13, 2024 meeting

City Council Agenda

The City Council will discuss amending the Downtown and West Side/Core Area Urban Renewal Plans. The proposed changes would make workforce housing projects eligible for Tax Increment Financing.

• Discussion on amending Downtown Urban Renewal Plan to include workforce housing
• Discussion on amending West Side/Core Area Urban Renewal Plan to include workforce housing
• Review of Ordinance 1895 and Ordinance 1896

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hear public comments and discuss performance bond reminders. Old business includes several projects such as a Costco store/fuel station, a new nursing school, townhomes, and apartments. New business includes an apartment clubhouse, a medical imaging remodel, a warehouse, and a daycare building.

• Costco store/fuel station on Jefferson Blvd
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Stillwater Crossing Apartments – 430 Stillwater – Buildings H,J,K,L,M
• Project Wolfpack – United Dr – warehouse/distribution
• Bloomstone Apartments/Clubhouse – 1070 Treeline – Building A/Clubhouse

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will consider annexation and zoning changes for two properties totaling 37.3 acres and a PUD overlay on 57.1 acres at Highway 93 South and Demersville Road. Also on the agenda is the first reading of a PUD ordinance, a preliminary plat for 31 lots in the Starling development, and consent items awarding bids for a fire engine pumper and two Chevy trucks for the fire department. The meeting includes public comment and committee reports.

• Resolution 6224 and 6225 – Gardner and Anderson Ranch annexations with B-5 and R-3 zoning
• Ordinance 1926 – First reading of PUD overlay for combined properties
• Resolution 6226 – Starling Phase 4 preliminary plat for 31 lots on 8.1 acres
• Consent agenda: Award fire pumper bid to E-One Fire Apparatus
• Consent agenda: Award two Chevy trucks to Corwin Motors of Kalispell

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District board will hear a grant application from the Glacier Surf Soccer Club for the third annual Premier Cup Tournament, requesting funding for facility rental and referee costs. The board will also approve July 2024 meeting minutes, accept financial reports for July 2024 and year-end FY24, and score the grant application. Public comment is invited on all items.

• Event grant application from NSC Montana/Glacier Surf Soccer Club for the Glacier Surf Premier Cup Tournament (Oct 4-6, 2024) — funding for facility rental and referee costs
• Approval of minutes from July 24, 2024 meeting
• Acceptance of July 2024 financial reports
• Acceptance of year-end FY24 financial reports
• Board scoring of the Glacier Surf grant application

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will consider several sign requests and one new commercial building project. The meeting includes a public hearing and approval of previous minutes.

• New commercial building: Mountain West Plastic Surgery Center & Med Spa at 168 Timberwolf Pkwy
• News signs and paint: 1st & Main at 101 S Main
• Wall signs: Duhs Building (Calbrick Block) at 221 S Main
• Freestanding sign: Tenth & Main at 1001 S Main

City Council Agenda

The City Council will review a proposed lease renewal for the Kalispell Golf Association to operate the Buffalo Hill Golf Course. The discussion includes potential changes to capital improvement responsibilities and rate-change thresholds. The council will also discuss lead line replacement costs and a speed study for Three Mile Drive.

• Proposed 30-year lease extension for Kalispell Golf Association
• Proposed increase of improvement threshold from $25,000 to $75,000 without City approval
• Proposed increase of rate-change threshold from 10% to 20% without City approval
• Discussion of lead line replacement costs
• Three Mile Drive speed study discussion

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hold a public hearing, review performance bond reminders, and discuss several projects under old business: Greater Valley Health Center remodel, MSU College of Nursing, Peak Fitness, Mountain West med spa, Flathead County Courthouse parking lot, Costco store/fuel station, and Dog Club Paving. Under new business, the committee will hear preliminary comments for H&H Express on School House Loop.

• Costco store/fuel station on Jefferson Blvd – old business
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Greater Valley Health Center – 1933 3rd Ave E – building and site remodel
• Flathead County Courthouse – 800 S Main St – parking lot
• H&H Express – School House Loop (lot 15) – preliminary comments under new business

City Council Agenda

At this meeting, the Kalispell City Council will vote on several resolutions setting property tax levies, budgets, and assessments for fiscal year 2025, including the mill levy and annual appropriations. They will also consider an amendment to the Crisis Assistance Team Funding Agreement with Flathead County related to opioid settlement funds. A committee report on a speed study review for Three Mile Drive will be presented, but no action is expected.

• Resolution 6215 sets the annual mill levy for the City of Kalispell for FY2025
• Resolution 6216 sets the annual appropriations for the City of Kalispell for FY2025
• Resolution 6214 approves the Business Improvement District work plan and budget for FY2025
• Multiple resolutions levy assessments for storm sewer, urban forestry, street lighting, street maintenance, and solid waste districts for FY2025
• Amendment to the Crisis Assistance Team Funding Agreement with Flathead County for additional opioid settlement funding

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hear public comment, review performance bond reminders, and discuss old business items including several development projects. Notable among them is a proposed Costco store and fuel station on Jefferson Boulevard, as well as a medical spa, fitness center, nursing school, and parking lot additions.

• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store/fuel station
• Greater Valley Health Center – 1933 3rd Ave E – bldg & site remodel
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Peak Fitness – 637 E Idaho St – fitness center
• Flathead Co. Courthouse – 800 S Main St – parking lot

Planning Commission

The Kalispell City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting on August 13, 2024, to discuss and potentially decide on two development applications: Gardner/Anderson Ranch (multiple applications) and Starling Phase 4 (KPP-24-03). Public comments and staff reports are included in the agenda.

• Gardner/Anderson Ranch - applications KA-24-06, KA-24-07, KPUD-24-02
• Starling Phase 4 - application KPP-24-03

City Council Agenda

This agenda is a cancellation notice. The council will not meet on August 12, 2024. The next regular meeting is scheduled for August 19, 2024, and the next work session on August 26, 2024.

• Meeting cancelled for August 12, 2024

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee will hear public comments and discuss performance bond reminders. Old business includes reviews of several projects: Samaritan House apartments, Greater Valley Health Center remodel, MSU College of Nursing, Peak Fitness center, Red Eagle Hangar at the city airport, Mountain West medical spa, Flathead County Courthouse parking lot, KNTC Common Area pump house, Costco store and fuel station, and Dog Club parking lot. No new business items are listed on the agenda.

• Costco – Jefferson Blvd – store and fuel station
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Greater Valley Health Center – 1933 3rd Ave E – building and site remodel
• Flathead Co. Courthouse – 800 S Main St – parking lot

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will consider adopting the Main Street Safety Action Plan as an addendum to the transportation plan and identify projects for federal grants. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, an engagement letter for bond/tax counsel with Ballard Spahr LLP, and a consultant agreement for the wastewater treatment plant biosolids project with Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services.

• Resolution 6213 – Main Street Safety Action Plan adoption and project identification for USDOT grant programs
• Award engagement letter for Bond/Tax Counsel services to Ballard Spahr LLP
• Approve agreement for Wastewater Treatment Plant Biosolids Treatment-Disposal Project with Advanced Engineering and Environmental Services
• Approval of council minutes from July 15, 16, and 22, 2024

Site Development Review Committee

The committee is meeting to discuss old business regarding several development projects. These items include a mix of medical facilities, residential buildings, and commercial sites.

• Samaritan House (1110 2nd St W) new apartments and community building
• Greater Valley Health Center (1933 3rd Ave E) building and site remodel
• MSU College of Nursing (331 Heritage Way) new nursing school
• Costco (Jefferson Blvd) store and fuel station
• Flathead Co. Courthouse (800 S Main St) parking lot

Kalispell Business Improvement District (Downtown BID)

The Kalispell Business Improvement District Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes and financials, hear executive coordinator and maintenance reports, and discuss Tax Increment Financing updates. New business includes approval of the KDA 2024 & 2025 Event Sponsorship Plan for the Spring Mixer 2025. Discussion items cover the Downtown Action Committee, Chamber updates, and Main Street America membership.

• Approval of June 2024 financials
• Tax Increment Financing update
• Façade Improvement Grants update
• Downtown Events update and Summer Flowers
• Approval of KDA 2024 & 2025 Event Sponsorship Plan – Spring Mixer 2025

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will hear public input and review progress on 12 development projects, including expansions, new buildings, and remodels. The meeting will also include reminders about performance bonds and a new Costco fuel station proposal on Jefferson Boulevard.

• Casa Mexico (1600 US Hwy 93 S) – TI expansion and parking lot
• Samaritan House (1110 2nd St W) – new apartment and community building
• Village Loop Mixed Use (63 Village Loop) – new mixed-use building
• Costco (Jefferson Blvd) – store and fuel station proposal
• Beehive Homes PH 3 (242 Stillwater Rd) – new building

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District board will meet July 24 to hear public comment, approve June meeting minutes, and accept June financials. The board will also discuss a policy for the TBID reserve account and receive an overview of Discover Kalispell's FY25 strategic priorities. Staff reports will be presented.

• Approval of minutes from June 26, 2024
• Acceptance of financials for June 2024
• Policy for TBID reserve account (discussion)
• Overview of DK team FY25 strategic priorities (discussion)
• Staff reports

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council holds a work session to discuss creating a Sidewalk and Trails Assessment District to fund sidewalk installation, trail construction, and maintenance. Staff presented four service delivery options with assessment rates ranging from $0.003 to $0.005 per square foot, generating between $398,492 and $664,164 annually. No formal decision is expected; the council will provide direction on potential next steps, including possibly placing a district before voters.

• Discussion of a Sidewalk and Trails Assessment District to fund sidewalk/trail improvements
• Four funding options with per-square-foot assessment rates from $0.003 to $0.005
• Estimated annual revenue ranging from $398,492 to $664,164
• Cost per linear foot: sidewalk with curb/gutter $389, concrete trail $325
• Work session only; no vote or final decision scheduled

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee will hold a public hearing and review a list of old and new business items, including site plans and building permits for commercial and residential projects. The committee will address performance bond reminders and consider a proposed planned unit development amendment for Affinity at Kalispell on Timberwolf Parkway.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Village Loop Mixed Use – 63 Village Loop – new mixed use building
• Flathead Co. Courthouse – 800 S Main St – parking lot
• Affinity at Kalispell PUD Amendment – Timberwolf Pkwy

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council holds a special meeting on July 16, 2024, to consider possible action on the Conditional Use Permit (CUP) for the Flathead Warming Center. This follows a hearing on July 15 where the Warming Center had the opportunity to respond to neighborhood concerns. A resolution (6213) is attached with potential actions and findings left blank pending the hearing and discussion. If Council takes no action, the permit remains as is.

• Potential action on Conditional Use Permit (Resolution 6213) for the Flathead Warming Center
• Public hearing on July 15, 2024, regarding neighborhood concerns and law enforcement call data
• Review of data comparing calls for service before and after Warming Center opened (2018-2020 vs 2021-2023)
• Council may decide to take no action, or make findings and modify/revoke the CUP
• City staff report includes heat maps and call type analysis for trespass, disorderly conduct, welfare checks, and criminal mischief

Kalispell Business Improvement District (Downtown BID)

The Kalispell Business Improvement District board will consider approving the KDA 2024 & 2025 event sponsorship plan, including the Spring Mixer 2025. They will also receive updates on downtown maintenance, facade improvement grants, tax increment financing, and other administrative items.

• Approval of KDA 2024 & 2025 Event Sponsorship Plan – Spring Mixer 2025
• Façade Improvement Grants update
• Tax Increment Financing (TIF) update
• Maintenance & Cleaning by Downtown Ambassador report
• Social media and website update

City Council Agenda

The council will hold a hearing on the Flathead Warming Center's conditional use permit, with potential action at a special meeting July 16. They will also vote on four zoning-related ordinances on consent (Greater Valley Health Care, Gardner's Acres, Bloomstone Townhomes PUD amendment, and solid waste code changes), consider a resolution allocating tax increment finance funds for infrastructure projects, and accept public comment on the draft Main Street Safety Action Plan.

• Second reading of Ordinance 1922 - B-2 zoning for Greater Valley Health Care at 1935 3rd Ave E
• Second reading of Ordinance 1923 - R-2 zoning for Gardner's Acres at 1628/1636 South Woodland Dr
• Second reading of Ordinance 1924 - Bloomstone Townhomes PUD amendment on 16.6 acres north of Four Mile Drive
• Resolution 6212 - TIF funding recommendations for Westside-Core Area and Downtown districts
• Hearing on Flathead Warming Center conditional use permit (special meeting July 16 for action)

Site Development Review Committee

The committee will review several ongoing development projects and one new business item. This includes a proposal for a parking lot at the Flathead County Courthouse.

• New parking lot at 800 S Main St (Flathead Co. Courthouse)
• Expansion and parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S (Casa Mexico)
• New apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W (Samaritan House)
• New nursing school at 311 Heritage Way (MSU College of Nursing)
• New building at 242 Stillwater Rd (Beehive Homes PH 3)

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will meet to review plans for a new professional office building located at 490 Cascade Loop. The agenda also includes approval of minutes and an opportunity for public comment.

• Professional Office Building – 490 Cascade Loop

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a work session regarding applications KA-24-06, KA-24-07, and KPUD-24-02 for the Gardner/Anderson Ranch. This session is for discussion related to the provided application package.

• Work session for Gardner/Anderson Ranch (KA-24-06, KA-24-07, KPUD-24-02)

City Council Agenda

This work session agenda contains only procedural boilerplate and no scheduled discussion items. The meeting includes standard procedures such as call to order, roll call, and public comment.

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee is reviewing several ongoing and new development projects. The agenda includes updates on the MSU College of Nursing, Samaritan House, and Casa Mexico. New business involves a proposed med spa at 168 Timberwolf Pkwy.

• MSU College of Nursing: new nursing school at 331 Heritage Way
• Samaritan House: new apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W
• Casa Mexico: TI expansion/parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• Mountain West: plastic surgery/med spa at 168 Timberwolf Pkwy
• CAP: offices/change of use at 1820 US Hwy 93 S

City Council Agenda

The City Council will consider several zoning changes, annexations, and the preliminary fiscal year 2025 budget. The agenda includes proposed updates to solid waste assessment rates and the adoption of a new solid waste master plan. Additionally, the council will hear comments on the upcoming annual budget.

• Proposed increase in Tourism Business Improvement District bed tax from $2 to $4 per night
• Annexation and zoning for Greater Valley Health Center at 1935 3rd Avenue East
• Annexation and zoning for Gardner’s Acres at 1628 and 1636 South Woodland Drive
• Adoption of the 2024 Solid Waste Master Plan and assessment rate changes
• Final plat approval for 30 residential lots in Mountain View Phase 1A off Foys Lake Road

Site Development Review Committee

The committee will review updates on various ongoing development projects. These include progress on medical facilities, housing, and commercial expansions. No new business was listed for this meeting.

• Casa Mexico expansion/parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• Samaritan House apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W
• VA Clinic at 750 Reserve Pl
• MSU College of Nursing at 331 Heritage Way
• Red Eagle Hangar at Ryan Lane

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District Board will meet to approve May 22, 2024, meeting minutes and accept May 2024 financial reports. The agenda also includes a presentation on earned media, social media, and newsletters.

• Presentation on earned media, social media, and newsletters
• Approval of May 22, 2024 meeting minutes
• Acceptance of May 2024 financial reports
• Review of staff reports

City Council Agenda

The City Council will hold a work session to review the Main Street Safety Action Plan. Developed through a federal planning grant, the plan identifies high-risk intersections and streets to improve roadway safety. Staff recommends that the Council receive the report and provide direction to staff.

• Review of the Main Street Safety Action Plan
• Identification of high-risk intersections and streets

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will discuss various ongoing development projects listed under old business. These include updates on residential, commercial, and medical facility expansions. No new business is listed for this meeting.

• Casa Mexico expansion and parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• Samaritan House apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W
• Everhome Suites hotel at 1900 Jefferson Blvd
• VA Clinic at 750 Reserve Pl
• MSU College of Nursing at 331 Heritage Way

Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)

The Kalispell Technical Advisory Committee will review several infrastructure and development project updates. Items on the agenda include the US 93 N Highway Corridor Study and the South Half Bypass/RAISE Grant. The committee will also receive updates regarding the Old Reserve-NW of Kalispell project.

• US 93 N Highway Corridor Study update
• South Half Bypass/RAISE Grant discussion
• West Reserve/Whitefish Stage Update
• Old Reserve-NW of Kalispell project update
• SS4A Update

Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting

The Urban Renewal Agency Board will discuss updates to the Safe Streets and Roads for All Main Street Corridor Action Plan. The board will also review staff reports for the Downtown and Westside/Core Area TIFs and receive updates on the 3rd & Main Lot brownfields.

• Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan update
• Staff Report 24-02 for Downtown TIF
• Staff Report 24-02 for Westside/Core Area TIF
• MDEQ TBA updates for 3rd & Main Lot brownfields

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The Conrad Mansion Museum Board of Directors will discuss the 2023-2024 Strategic Goals and Action Plan. The meeting includes a report from the new venue planning committee and an update from the Executive Director. The board will also review May meeting minutes and the April 2024 treasurer's report.

• 2023-2024 Strategic Goals and Action Plan
• New venue planning committee report
• Executive Director’s report
• May board meeting minutes
• April 2024 treasurer's report

Planning Commission

The Kalispell City Planning Commission will review two annexation requests for Greater Valley Health Center and Gardner. The commission will also consider a PUD amendment and preliminary plat for Bloomstone Phase 4.

• Greater Valley Health Center Annexation (KA-24-04)
• Gardner Annexation (KA-24-05)
• Bloomstone Ph 4 PUD Amendment & Preliminary Plat (KPUD-24-01 & KPP-24-02)

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will review zoning amendments for a 380-lot development at Tronstad Meadows. The council will also hear public comments regarding solid waste plans and a proposed increase to the tourism bed tax. Other items include street maintenance assessments and employee salary adjustments.

• Zoning, annexation, and plat approval for 380 lots at Tronstad Meadows/Whitetail Crossing
• Proposed increase of the tourism bed tax assessment to $4 per night per room
• A $100,300.78 change order for the Grandview Lift Station and Four Mile Drive Force Main Project
• Final plat approval for the 13.2-acre Parkland Meadows Phase 1 subdivision
• Resolution to increase the Special Street Maintenance Assessment rate

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss several ongoing and new development projects. The agenda includes updates on existing business, such as the MSU College of Nursing, and reviews of new proposals for a hangar and daycare center.

• Red Eagle Hangar at Ryan Lane
• Birds Nest daycare/school at 120 Financial Dr
• Casa Mexico expansion at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• Samaritan House apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W
• Everhome Suites hotel at 1900 Jefferson Blvd

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee will discuss new building projects. These include the Birds Nest daycare at 120 Financial Dr and a barge hangar at 1945 Ryan Lane.

• Birds Nest daycare project at 120 Financial Dr
• Barge Hangar project at 1945 Ryan Lane

City Council Agenda

The City Council is reviewing a plan to address PFAS levels in several city wells following new EPA regulations. The discussion covers short-term measures, such as temporary treatment, and long-term options like replacing or treating contaminated wells.

• Review of PFOS and PFHxS levels at Grandview Well #2 that exceed EPA limits
• Discussion of long-term mitigation strategies including well replacement or treatment units
• Update on funding applications, including a $5.4M grant and $5.4M loan forgiveness (amounts to be confirmed)
• Review of short-term options such as minimizing Grandview Well operations

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will discuss updates on various ongoing development projects under Old Business. These include progress reports on sites such as the MSU College of Nursing and Casa Mexico. No new business or planning items are listed for this meeting.

• Casa Mexico expansion/parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• Samaritan House apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W
• Everhome Suites hotel at 1900 Jefferson Blvd
• MSU College of Nursing at 331 Heritage Way
• Stillwater Crossing Apartments Phase 2 at Four Mile/Stillwater Rd

Parking Advisory Board

The Parking Advisory Board will discuss potential increases to parking ticket fines, the $35 boot fee, and parking permit fees across 10 lots. The meeting also includes updates on the 3rd and Main development and maintenance for parking lots.

• Discussion on increasing parking ticket fine amounts
• Review of increasing the current $35 boot fee
• Discussion on standardizing permit fees for 10 permitted lots
• Proposal to convert Skyline Lot back to paid permit parking
• Update on 3rd and Main development

City Council Agenda

The City Council will review the annexation and zoning of 110.5 acres for a 380-lot development at Tronstad Meadows/Whitetail Crossing. The meeting also includes public comments on a proposed street maintenance assessment increase and a request to raise the tourism bed tax from $2 to $4 per night.

• Rezoning and platting of 110.5 acres for 380 lots at Tronstad Meadows
• Proposed increase of tourism bed tax from $2 to $4 per night
• Public hearing regarding Special Street Maintenance assessment increase
• Parking lot construction permit for 1825 Airport Road
• Use of TIF funds for West Side road and storm water projects

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to review and discuss a list of 12 development projects, including expansions, new buildings, and remodels. The agenda includes old business items, with no new business or planning items listed. The committee will hear public comment and address performance bond reminders.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel
• VA Clinic – 750 Reserve Pl – new clinic
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will discuss two items: a proposed new public park on the west side, with the Bibler Family Trust offering to build and gift an approximately 20-acre park, and a follow-up on neighborhood concerns about the Warming Center's conditional use permit, where the council will decide whether to hold a formal hearing. No final decisions are expected; the council will provide direction on both topics.

• Bibler Family Trust proposes gifting a new public park on the west side, with no tax dollars for design or construction.
• Council to consider a public/private partnership for the park, including potential transfer of an adjacent parcel to the city.
• Council to decide whether to hold a formal hearing on the Warming Center's conditional use permit.
• Law enforcement call data for the area around the Warming Center will be reviewed.
• Public comment is open, with a three-minute limit per speaker.

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment and review performance bond reminders. Under old business, they will discuss 11 previously considered projects, including expansions, new buildings, and a storage yard. One new business item, a fitness center, will also be reviewed. The agenda is primarily procedural, with no final decisions listed.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel
• VA Clinic – 750 Reserve Pl – new clinic
• Peak Fitness – 637 E Idaho St – fitness center

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District board will meet to hear public comment, discuss a potential partnership with the Flathead Valley United Soccer Club regarding future tournaments, and take action on the April meeting minutes and financial reports. The board will also discuss a GNP snowshoe grant report and staff updates.

• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Discussion with Damion Blackburn of Flathead Valley United Soccer Club about potential future tournaments
• Approval of April 24, 2024 meeting minutes
• Acceptance of April 2024 financials
• Discussion of GNP snowshoe grant report

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The board will review April meeting minutes and the treasurer's report. Discussions include updates on the 4th of July Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social, grant reports, and outbuilding planning.

• 4th of July Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social fundraising
• Room Sponsorship Committee Report
• Flathead Electric Community Education Grant Report
• Outbuilding planning committee report

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed growth policy amendment for approximately 110.5 acres near Tronstad Road, and will consider a resolution to set a June 17 public hearing on solid waste master plan and fee increases. The consent agenda includes a second reading of an ordinance to annex and rezone property at 255 Three Mile Drive, plus committee reports on tourism and business improvement district budgets.

• Public hearing on growth policy amendment KGPA-24-01 for 110.5 acres north of Tronstad Road between Highway 93 North and Whitefish Stage Road
• Ordinance 1920 second reading: annexation and RA-1 zoning for 255 Three Mile Drive
• Resolution 6196: intent to set June 17, 2024 public hearing on solid waste master plan, assessment increases, and code updates
• Tourism Business Improvement District work plan and budget report
• Kalispell Business Improvement District work plan and budget report

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to hear public comments and review performance bond reminders. The agenda includes old business on 10 projects, such as Casa Mexico, Samaritan House, and a VA Clinic, and new business on two projects, including Bloomstone Apartments and Lorens Auto Yard. No decisions are noted; the committee is discussing these items.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel
• Bloomstone Apartments – 1070 Treeline – new apartments
• Lorens Auto Yard – 1335 US Hwy 2 W – new storage yard

Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting

The Urban Renewal Agency Board will consider updates to the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan and a request for public street and stormsewer projects in the Westside/Core Area TIF. The board will also receive updates on brownfields at the 3rd & Main Lot from the MDEQ TBA.

• Update on Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan
• Public street and stormsewer projects request in Westside/Core Area TIF
• MDEQ TBA updates on brownfields at 3rd & Main Lot

Planning Commission

The Kalispell City Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to review two major items: a conditional use permit for an EAA Training Facility and a work session on the Bloomstone Phase 4 townhome development. The commission will consider these applications and may make decisions or provide direction.

• KCU-24-01: EAA Training Facility conditional use permit
• KPUD-24-01/KPP-24-02: Bloomstone Phase 4 townhomes (work session)
• Public hearing and discussion on both items

Architectural Review Committee

The Kalispell Architectural Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment, approve minutes, and review new business items including several new buildings, a sign, and a subdivision floor plan. The agenda lists specific projects for review, such as a new apartment building, a lift station, a warehouse, a nursing school, and a façade improvement in the Historic District.

• Bloomstone Apartments Bldg A & Clubhouse – 1070 Treeline – new apartment bldg. and clubhouse
• KNTC Lift Station – Common Area between Cascade Loop & Pondera St – new lift station
• Project Wolfpack – United Dr – new warehouse/distribution
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new school
• Forever French (Historic District) – 142 2nd St W – façade improvements

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a work session to discuss neighborhood concerns related to the Warming Center and its Conditional Use Permit. The discussion will include an overview of law enforcement call data, heat maps, and comparisons of calls in the surrounding area versus other parts of the city. No formal decisions are scheduled; the council is expected to provide direction as deemed appropriate.

• Discussion of neighborhood concerns and impacts related to the Warming Center and its Conditional Use Permit
• Review of law enforcement calls for service data comparing 2018-2020 and 2021-2023 time periods
• Heat maps showing density of calls for service in various city regions and specific locations
• Comparison of calls in a half-mile radius around the Warming Center to other locations like Depot Park, Woodland Park, the Library, the Hospital, the Jail, Treeline and Highway 93 intersection, and the Samaritan House
• Public comment period for residents to address the council

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to hear public comments, review performance bond reminders, and discuss old and new business. The agenda includes preliminary comments on a Peak Fitness project and a list of 12 development projects under old business, ranging from new buildings to remodels. No final decisions are indicated on the agenda.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel
• Peak Fitness – 627 E Idaho – preliminary comments

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council is holding two budget work sessions to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget. The May 7 session covers general fund administrative departments, development services, public works, and information technology; the May 8 session covers police, fire/EMS, and parks and recreation. This is a discussion item, not a final vote.

• Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget review: General Fund Administrative Departments, Development Services, Public Works, Information Technology (May 7)
• Fiscal Year 2024-2025 budget review: Police Department, Fire/Emergency Medical Services, Parks and Recreation (May 8)
• Public comment allowed at both sessions, in person or via Zoom, with 3-minute limit per speaker

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will vote on several items, including agreements for PFAS water treatment and a path project, a sidewalk ordinance change, a settlement with Porch Construction, an annexation, and setting public hearings for a growth policy amendment and street maintenance assessment increases. The agenda also includes appointments to advisory boards and a resolution on opioid abatement governance.

• Award agreement to Robert Peccia & Associates for PFAS water source replacements/treatment alternatives
• Award agreement to Robert Peccia & Associates for Four Mile Drive Path Project design and construction
• Ordinance 1919 (second reading) amending Chapter 24, Sidewalks
• Settlement agreement with R. Porch Construction
• Radosevich Annexation and Zoning (RA-1) at 255 Three Mile Drive

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment and review a list of development projects, including expansions, new hotels, apartments, and a nursing school. The agenda includes old business items such as Casa Mexico, EAA Training Facility, Samaritan House, and several others, plus one new business item: MSU College of Nursing. The meeting is procedural, focusing on site development reviews.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites – 454 Rivers Edge Loop – new hotel
• MSU College of Nursing – 331 Heritage Way – new nursing school

Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting

The Urban Renewal Agency Board will consider approving a 5-year extension of the developer's agreement for the Charles Hotel & Parking Garage project. They will also receive updates on a Safe Streets grant for the Main Street Corridor Action Plan and an RFP for a Westside/Core Area entrance sign. Brownfields updates include the 3rd & Main Lot project.

• Charles Hotel & Parking Garage Developer's Agreement 5-Year Extension
• Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan Grant update
• RFP update for Entrance/Welcome to Kalispell sign project (Westside/Core Area TIF)
• MDEQ TBA updates for 3rd & Main Lot brownfields project

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a work session to review the Special Street Maintenance Fund, including revenue needs and options for adjusting street assessments. Staff will present two options (A and B) with different assessment increase schedules and equipment replacement strategies. No formal decisions will be made at this work session.

• Review of Special Street Maintenance Fund with two assessment adjustment options
• Option A: 15% assessment increase in FY25, declining to 3% by FY31
• Option B: 10% assessment increase in FY25, declining to 3% by FY31
• Pavement preservation allocation proposed to rise from $450,000 to $850,000 by FY31
• Two new full-time employees proposed to support street network growth

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to review 11 old business items, including expansions, new buildings, and hotels. The agenda includes a public comment period and performance bond reminders, but no new business or planning items are listed.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites – 454 Rivers Edge Loop – new hotel
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The board will consider the March 2024 treasurer's report and the 2024 operating budget. The meeting includes updates on fundraising efforts and new venue planning.

• Acceptance of 2024 operating budget
• Great Fish Community Challenge update
• Room Sponsorships Committee Report
• New venue planning committee report

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will vote on several items, including awarding a sidewalk and curbing contract to Sandon Construction, awarding a Welcome to Kalispell sign design contract to Highline Design, approving addendums for the Charles Hotel projects, and a first reading of ordinance changes to sidewalk regulations. The meeting also includes public comment and reports from the city manager and council members.

• Award 2024 Sidewalk and Curbing Projects contract to Sandon Construction
• Award Welcome to Kalispell Sign RFP to Highline Design for a sign on the Parkline Trail bridge
• Approve agreement addendums for Charles Hotel projects
• First reading of Ordinance 1919 amending Chapter 24 (Sidewalks)
• Appointments to city advisory boards and committees

Planning Commission

The Kalispell Planning Board and Zoning Commission will hold a regular meeting to review two annexation requests. The first is the Radosevich Annexation (KA-24-02), and the second involves the Tronstad Meadows and Whitetail Crossing development (KGPA-24-01, KA-24-03, KPP-24-01), which includes a housing project. The board will consider staff reports, cost-of-service analyses, and public comments before making recommendations.

• Radosevich Annexation (KA-24-02) review
• Tronstad Meadows & Whitetail Crossing annexation, preliminary plat, and zoning (KGPA-24-01, KA-24-03, KPP-24-01)
• Cost of services analysis for both annexations
• Public comments on Tronstad Meadows, including response to Michelle Weinberg
• Flathead County housing data (2023) included for review

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment, approve minutes, and review new business, including a new clinic building for the Kalispell VA Clinic at 750 Reserve Place. No other specific items are listed under signs, subdivisions, old business, or other discussion.

• Kalispell VA Clinic – 750 Reserve Place – new clinic (new business)

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a work session to discuss the Solid Waste Master Plan, including proposed rate adjustments and service alternatives. They will also receive an update on the lawsuit Montanans Against Irresponsible Densification vs. State of Montana. No formal decisions are scheduled; the session is for discussion and public comment.

• Proposed residential roll-out rate increase from $134 to $149 in FY 2025, reaching $188 by FY 2029
• New fees for scheduled bulk item collection ($65 in FY 2025) and front load dumpster services (starting FY 2026)
• New city services assessment of $6.30 per parcel in FY 2025 for all property owners
• Discussion of alley cleanup service levels (weekly vs. bi-weekly) and spring cleanup frequency
• Update on litigation Montanans Against Irresponsible Densification vs State of Montana

Site Development Review Committee

The committee will hear public comments and review several ongoing development projects. Old business includes reviews for various hospitality, residential, and commercial site developments.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites – 454 Rivers Edge Loop – new hotel
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will consider two resolutions: one to adopt a public participation plan required under the Montana Land Use Planning Act for the future Land Use Plan, and another to approve $135,000 in TEDD funds for road infrastructure at Rail Park Drive. The meeting also includes approval of the March 18 minutes, public comment, and reports.

• Resolution 6190: Adopt a public participation plan for the Land Use Planning Act process.
• Resolution 6191: Request for $135,000 in TEDD funds for Rail Park Drive infrastructure.
• Approve March 18, 2024 meeting minutes.
• Public comment period for items not on the agenda.

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss multiple development projects, including expansions, new hotels, housing, and commercial buildings. The agenda includes old business items and a public comment period, but no new business or planning items are listed.

• Casa Mexico expansion and parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• EAA Training Facility at 1825 Airport Rd
• Samaritan House new apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W
• Home2 Suites and Everhome Suites new hotels
• VA Clinic at 750 Reserve Pl

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) board will hear public comment and two grant presentations, then vote on the FY25 budget and marketing plan, February financials, and grant approvals. The board will also discuss a potential nightly assessment increase. The meeting is open to the public with limited comment time.

• Grant application: Northwest Shootout Tournament (May 3-4, 2024)
• Grant application: Treasure State Mounted Shooting Competition (Aug 7-11, 2024)
• Approval of FY25 budget and marketing plan strategy
• Approval of February 2024 financials
• Discussion of TBID nightly assessment increase

Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting

The Urban Renewal Agency Board will consider and vote on a recommendation to the City Council regarding the Glacier Rail Park Sidewalk and Landscape Boulevard construction project. The board will also receive updates on the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan grant, the Parking Garage and Charles Hotel, and the RFP for the Westside/Core Area Entrance/Welcome to Kalispell sign project. A brownfields update from MDEQ on the 3rd & Main Lot is also on the agenda.

• Glacier Rail Park TEDD: Sidewalk and Landscape Boulevard construction project — vote on recommendation to City Council
• Downtown TIF: Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan grant update
• Downtown TIF: Parking Garage and Charles Hotel update
• Westside/Core Area TIF: RFP update for Entrance/Welcome to Kalispell sign project
• Brownfields: MDEQ TBA update on 3rd & Main Lot

Architectural Review Committee

The Architectural Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment, approve minutes, and review new business items. They will consider a new tire shop for Les Schwab, a new multifamily building for ILC Lofts, and landscaping for the Mountain View Subdivision. No decisions are noted; the agenda indicates these are items for review and discussion.

• Les Schwab – 443 Rivers Edge Loop – new tire shop
• ILC Lofts – 165 Crestline Ave – new multi-family
• Mountain View Subdivision – 93 Bypass/Foys – landscaping

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The Conrad Mansion Museum Board of Directors will meet to approve February minutes, review the monthly budget, and accept the treasurer’s report. Members will vote on how to allocate funds from the Great Fish Community Challenge and appoint a fundraising committee for 2024–2025. The board will also hear updates on new venue planning and receive an executive director’s report.

• Vote on use of funds from the Great Fish Community Challenge
• Approval of February budget and treasurer’s report
• Appointment of the 2024–2025 fundraising committee
• Review of new venue planning committee report
• Adoption of February board meeting minutes

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a work session to receive an update from Montana Hotel Development Partners on the status of two downtown development projects: the Charles Hotel and the Eagles parking garage/multi-family project. The developer has indicated that completing the projects by the current construction deadline of March 25, 2024, is challenging due to construction costs, labor, and financing conditions. The Council will discuss whether to grant an extension of the target dates in the existing agreements.

• Discussion of extending the construction commencement deadline for the Charles Hotel project (79-unit boutique hotel) and the Eagles parking garage/multi-family project (78 residential units, 242-stall public parking garage).
• Review of the executed Developer's Agreement and Lease Agreement with Montana Hotel Development Partners, LLC for the two city-owned lots.
• Public comment period for residents to address the Council on agenda items.
• Council reports and City Manager's report.
• Next regular meeting scheduled for April 1, 2024.

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to review and discuss several development projects, including new hotels, a VA clinic, and mixed-use buildings. The agenda includes old business items from previous meetings and new business applications. The committee will also hear public comments and discuss performance bond reminders.

• Casa Mexico expansion and parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• EAA Training Facility at 1825 Airport Rd
• Samaritan House new apartment and community building at 1110 2nd St W
• Home2 Suites hotel at 454 Rivers Edge Loop
• VA Clinic at 750 Reserve Pl

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a public hearing on a Land Use Public Participation Plan required by state law, and will consider consent agenda items including a zoning change for Woodland Park Apartments and confirmation of police officers. The meeting also includes an appointment to the Tourism Business Improvement District.

• Public hearing on Land Use Public Participation Plan (SB 382)
• Ordinance 1918 second reading: zoning B-1 Neighborhood Business at 520 Lenwood Lane and along east property line of 51, 55, 75 Woodland Park Drive
• Confirmation of Police Officers Tyler Daniels, Seth Garner, Michael Miller after probation
• Appointment of Brandon Brookshire to Tourism Business Improvement District

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss the status of eight ongoing development projects and two new applications. The agenda includes reviews for new hotels, a training facility, and mixed-use buildings. The committee will also provide preliminary comments on the Capital Area Project at the old Elks building location.

• Casa Mexico at 1600 US Hwy 93 S: TI expansion and parking lot
• EAA Training Facility at 1825 Airport Rd: new training facility
• Samaritan House at 1110 2nd St W: new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites at 454 Rivers Edge Loop: new hotel
• Village Loop Mixed Use at 63 Village Loop: new mixed-use building

Planning Commission

This is a regular meeting of the Kalispell City Planning Board and Zoning Commission, scheduled for Tuesday, May 2018 at 6:00 p.m. in the Kalispell City Council Chambers. The agenda text provided contains only the meeting notice and location, with no specific items listed for discussion or decision.

City Council Agenda

This is a procedural work session with no substantive items listed for discussion. The agenda consists of call to order, public comment, reports, and adjournment, with no decisions or proposals scheduled.

• No substantive agenda items listed
• Public comment period with 3-minute limit per speaker
• Next regular meeting scheduled for March 18, 2024

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment and review several development projects. Old business includes expansions and new buildings for Casa Mexico, EAA Training Facility, Samaritan House, and two hotels. New business includes storage units and two Flathead Industries projects.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites – 454 Rivers Edge Loop – new hotel
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will consider declaring vacancies in Wards 1 and 2 following a court order, and potentially appointing replacements. They will also hold a first reading of an ordinance to annex and zone the Woodland Park Apartments property, and discuss a sludge management agreement with Glacier Gold LLC. Consent agenda items include awarding bids for milling, paving, and asphalt supply, and accepting a $4,632 grant for police SWAT attire.

• Resolution 6187 to declare council vacancies in Wards 1 and 2 per District Court Order DV-23-1393
• Potential appointment to fill vacant council seats in Wards 1 and 2
• Annexation and zoning (B-1 Neighborhood Business) of 520 Lenwood Lane and properties along Woodland Park Drive (Resolution 6188, Ordinance 1918 first reading)
• Resolution of Intent 6189 to set public hearing for Land Use Public Participation Plan on March 18, 2024
• Award bids to LHC, Inc. for 2024 milling and paving projects and asphalt material supply

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to discuss several development projects, including expansions, new facilities, and hotels. The agenda includes old business items such as Casa Mexico, EAA Training Facility, Samaritan House, Home2 Suites, and Everhome Suites, as well as preliminary comments on the ILC Lofts at Buffalo Hill. The meeting is open to public comment.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites – 454 Rivers Edge Loop – new hotel
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel

Architectural Review Committee

The Kalispell Architectural Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment, approve minutes, and review a new mixed-use office and multi-family building at 65 Village Loop. No other new business is listed, and the agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Public comment period
• Approval of minutes
• Village Loop Mixed Use Building – 65 Village Loop; mixed use office and multi-family development

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will discuss a district court order that set aside the November 2023 election results for Wards 1 and 2 due to incorrect ward boundary maps used by Flathead County. Staff will outline potential actions, including possibly filling vacancies by appointment. The council will also discuss the Solid Waste Master Plan, including rate design, service options, and survey results.

• District Court order annuls Ward 1 and Ward 2 election results; Ward 3 and 4 upheld
• 1,413 eligible voters affected by incorrect ward boundaries; 176 voted on wrong ballots
• Solid Waste Master Plan discussion includes rate equity, alley cleanup, spring cleanup, recycling, and pay-as-you-throw options
• Survey of 486 residents shows 63% very receptive to recycling; 39% oppose rate increase for it

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to review site development plans for several projects, including expansions, new facilities, and hotels. The agenda includes old business items for Casa Mexico, EAA Training Facility, Samaritan House, Home2 Suites, and Everhome Suites, with no new business or planning items listed.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites – 454 Rivers Edge Loop – new hotel
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a public hearing and consider Resolution 6185 to establish a priority list for projects funded by the State-Local Infrastructure Partnership Act (SLIPA). The council will also vote on the final plat for Meadows Edge Phase 3, a 31-lot residential subdivision, and approve a RAISE grant application for Kalispell Bypass upgrades. Consent agenda items include rejecting bids for a wastewater project, supporting a historic preservation grant, and purchasing two police patrol vehicles for $133,433.43.

• Resolution 6185: SLIPA project priority list
• Meadows Edge Phase 3 final plat: 16.77 acres, 31 lots at 1120 Farm to Market Road
• Resolution 6186: RAISE grant application for Kalispell Bypass (US 93 to Airport Road)
• Purchase of two Ford Explorer patrol vehicles from Dana Safety for $133,433.43
• Historic Preservation Grant letter of support for 203 5th Ave W

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to review several development projects, including two new hotels, a restaurant expansion, a training facility, and a new apartment building. The committee will also hear public comment and discuss performance bond reminders. All items are under review, not final decisions.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Samaritan House – 1110 2nd St W – new apartment and community building
• Home2 Suites – 454 Rivers Edge Loop – new hotel
• Everhome Suites – 1900 Jefferson Blvd – new hotel

Planning Commission

The Kalispell City Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on February 13, 2024, to discuss and potentially act on several items. Key items include a historic preservation grant for Depot Park, an annexation application for the Woodland Park Apartments project, and a draft Public Participation Plan. The meeting will include public comment on the Depot Park grant.

• Depot Park Historic Preservation Grant
• KA-24-01 - Woodland Park Apartments annexation
• Public Participation Plan draft review

Architectural Review Committee

The Kalispell Architectural Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment, approve minutes, and review a new training facility proposed by the Experimental Aircraft Association at 1825 Airport Road. No other new or old business is listed.

• Public hearing for comments
• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• New building: Experimental Aircraft Association training facility at 1825 Airport Road

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council is holding a work session to review the Special Street Maintenance Fund, which supports the Street Maintenance and Traffic, Signs, and Signals divisions. Staff will present on staffing, services like winter operations and pavement preservation, equipment replacement, current budget status, and a 7-10 year revenue forecast. The goal is to evaluate costs and revenues needed to sustain services and seek council direction on next steps. No formal decisions are scheduled; this is a discussion item.

• Special Street Maintenance Fund review covering Street Maintenance and Traffic, Signs, and Signals divisions
• Discussion of staffing levels for both divisions
• Review of equipment summary and replacement program
• Budget overview with revenue vs expenditure explanations
• 7-10 year budget forecasting for fund sustainability

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a public hearing on eligible projects for State-Local Infrastructure Partnership Act (SLIPA) funds, then continue it to February 20. They will also vote on several resolutions, including placing a local government review on the June 4 primary ballot, authorizing a loan for a solid waste truck, supporting a historic preservation grant for Depot Park Building, and transferring IRP loan funds. The consent agenda includes accepting a $750 tennis equipment grant and approving minutes.

• Public hearing on SLIPA (HB355) projects, continued to Feb. 20
• Resolution 6181: local government review on June 4, 2024 primary ballot
• Resolution 6182: Montana Board of Investments loan for solid waste truck
• Resolution 6183: support for Depot Park Building historic preservation grant
• Consent: accept $750 USTA Montana grant for youth tennis equipment

Site Development Review Committee

The committee will review old business regarding Casa Mexico and the EAA Training Facility. New business includes preliminary comments for a new daycare facility at 120 Financial Dr.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility
• Birds Nest – 120 Financial Dr – new daycare facility

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment, discuss performance bond reminders, and review development applications. Old business includes the Casa Mexico expansion and parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S, while new business covers an EAA Training Facility at 1825 Airport Rd and preliminary comments on a new Griggs Hangar at the City Airport.

• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• EAA Training Facility – 1825 Airport Rd – new training facility at City Airport
• Griggs Hangar – new airport hangar (preliminary comments)

Architectural Review Committee

The Kalispell Architectural Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment, approve minutes, and review new business items. The committee will consider a new art/sculpture at Ceres Bakery on South Main Street and new storage units at Two Mile Storage on Financial Drive. No old business or other discussion items are listed.

• Ceres Bakery – 318 S Main St – new art/sculpture
• Two Mile Storage Units – Financial Dr – new storage units

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will hold a work session to review the Solid Waste Master Plan, which analyzes current operations, costs, and revenue requirements. Staff will present information and seek direction on alternative services like alley cleanup, spring cleanup, commercial front-end loader conversion, multiple cart sizes, and recycling. Public comment is invited.

• Solid Waste Master Plan review
• Cost of service and revenue requirements analysis
• Discussion of alley and spring cleanup services
• Commercial front-end loader conversion
• Recycling and multiple cart sizes options

Site Development Review Committee

The Kalispell Site Development Review Committee is meeting to hear public comment and discuss old business items, including parking lot expansions for FedEx and Casa Mexico. No new business or planning items are listed on the agenda.

• FedEx – 165 Schoolhouse Loop – parking lot expansion
• Casa Mexico – 1600 US Hwy 93 S – TI expansion/parking lot
• Performance bond reminders
• Public comment period

Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID)

The Kalispell Tourism Business Improvement District (TBID) board will meet to approve minutes and financials, and discuss a possible increase to the nightly assessment on lodging. Public comment is invited. The meeting is mostly routine, with the assessment increase as the main substantive item.

• Approval of minutes from December 13, 2023
• Approval of financials for November 2023
• Discussion of TBID nightly assessment increase

Urban Renewal Agency Board Meeting

The Urban Renewal Agency Board will discuss potential Tax Increment Financing (TIF) applications from the Kalispell Business Improvement District (BID) and for a Core Area property, along with an update on the Safe Streets for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan grant. The board will also review an RFP update for the Entrance/Welcome to Kalispell sign project and receive updates on brownfields from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (MDEQ).

• Discussion of potential TIF application from Kalispell Business Improvement District (BID)
• Discussion of potential TIF application for Core Area property
• Update on Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) Main Street Corridor Action Plan grant
• RFP update for Entrance/Welcome to Kalispell sign project
• MDEQ TBA updates on brownfields

Conrad Mansion Board of Directors

The Conrad Mansion Museum Board will review the December treasurer's report, approve the 2024 budget, and consider upgrading the security system.

• Accept 2024 Budget
• Upgrade to security system

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will consider two resolutions: one to set a public hearing for projects funded under the State-Local Infrastructure Partnership Act (HB355), and another to increase financing assistance limits in the West Side Urban Renewal and Downtown Kalispell TIF districts. The consent agenda includes a $95,374.83 change order for the 2023 Kalispell Tank and Wells Project. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Resolution 6179: Intent to hold a public hearing on Feb 5, 2024 for HB355 infrastructure projects
• Resolution 6180: Increase financing assistance limits in West Side Urban Renewal and Downtown Kalispell TIF districts
• Change order for $95,374.83 to S & L Underground, Inc. for the 2023 Kalispell Tank and Wells Project
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes from Dec 18, 2023 and Jan 2, 2024 meetings

Site Development Review Committee

The committee will review old business regarding parking lot expansions for FedEx and Casa Mexico. New business includes preliminary comments for Two Mile Storage Units on Financial Drive.

• FedEx: parking lot expansion at 165 Schoolhouse Loop
• Casa Mexico: TI expansion/parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• Two Mile Storage Units: preliminary comments for Financial Drive

Urban Forestry Committee

The Kalispell Urban Forestry Committee is meeting to review December minutes, discuss contractor work (58 dead trees removed, stumps to be ground in March), receive an arborist update, and plan Arbor Day activities at Lawrence Park.

• Contractor completed removal of 58 dead or dying trees from boulevards and parks; stump grinding scheduled for March
• Arbor Day event planned at Lawrence Park with assigned tasks for volunteers, food, booths, sponsors, media, outreach, and agenda
• Review of December meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Kalispell City Planning Commission is meeting to consider adopting updated bylaws and to continue workshopping a draft Public Participation Plan, which is required by state law SB382. The agenda includes these two main items, with supporting documents provided for review.

• Adoption of updated Planning Commission bylaws
• Worksession on draft Public Participation Plan
• Review of SB382 Section 6 requirements

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council is holding a work session to discuss two items: potential projects funded by the State-Local Infrastructure Partnership Act (SLIPA), which allocates $313,674 to the city, and public education materials for a March 19, 2024 mail-in ballot on a dedicated emergency response levy. No formal decisions are being made at this work session; a public hearing on SLIPA projects is planned for a future meeting. The agenda also includes public comment and routine reports.

• Review of SLIPA-funded projects, including lead service line replacement ($250,000+), 9th St E drainage and street repair ($633,950), Meridian Court drainage and street repair ($453,306), sewer main sliplining ($750,000), Lions Park playground equipment ($170,000), and Public Safety Building boiler replacement ($60,000)
• Discussion of public education materials for the March 19, 2024 emergency response levy election, which would fund additional police officers, detectives, fire engines, an ambulance, and a new fire station off Farm to Market Road
• Levy would cost $82.22 annually per $100,000 of assessed valuation
• Public comment period for residents to address the council

Site Development Review Committee

The Site Development Review Committee will discuss ongoing business regarding parking expansions and review preliminary comments for a new commercial building at the Kalispell VA Clinic. The meeting includes a public hearing and reminders regarding performance bonds.

• FedEx parking lot expansion at 165 Schoolhouse Loop
• Casa Mexico TI expansion and parking lot at 1600 US Hwy 93 S
• Preliminary comments for Kalispell VA Clinic at 750 Reserve Place

City Council Agenda

The Kalispell City Council will consider approving the preliminary plat for Eagle Valley Ranch Phases 4-6, a 39.8-acre subdivision with 138 lots, and a conditional use permit for four multi-family units at 63 and 65 Village Loop. The meeting also includes routine items like oaths of office and council president election. Public comment is scheduled.

• Resolution 6178: Approve preliminary plat for Eagle Valley Ranch Phases 4-6, 138 lots (130 single-family, 7 apartment/office, 1 commercial) on 39.8 acres, with 41 conditions
• Conditional use permit for four multi-family residential units at 63 and 65 Village Loop
• Council President Election
• Oaths of Office