Work remains to implement Bozeman’s new growth policy
The city commission passed a new growth policy earlier this month and set the guidelines for Bozeman’s future, but there is still a long way to go before that vision is realized.
The adoption of the growth policy, also called a community plan, brought to an end two years of work from city staff, the city commission and the planning board. It replaces the 2009 community plan and largely leans on density, infill and expanding the city’s borders as the ways Bozeman will handle projected population growth in coming decades.
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