AGENDA
May 10, 2016 MEETING TIME: 6:00 p.m.
1st Floor Large Conference Room, Miller Building
2825 3rd Avenue North, Billings, Montana 59101
May 10, 2016 MEETING TIME: 6:00 p.m.
1st Floor Large Conference Room, Miller Building
2825 3rd Avenue North, Billings, Montana 59101
1.
CALL TO ORDER - Planning Board President: Welcome and Introduction of new and returning Board Members.
2.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA* - including any additions or deletions to agenda. The agenda for a regular meeting will be closed at 5:00 p.m. three (3) working days prior to the date of the meeting.
3.
MOTION. MEETING MINUTES :APRIL 26, 2016
4.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD – As required (3 minute maximum per person).
Any member of the public may be heard on any subject that is not on the agenda. The Planning Board will not take any action on these items at this time, but could choose to add an item to the next meeting's agenda for discussion.
4a) Comments on items not on agenda and requests to add items to future agendas
4b) Comments on items on the non-public hearing agenda items
4a) Comments on items not on agenda and requests to add items to future agendas
4b) Comments on items on the non-public hearing agenda items
5.
DISCLOSURE OF CONFLICT OF INTEREST:
6.
DISCLOSURE OF EX PARTE COMMUNICATION: Ex Parte Communication Binder is available at the Sign-In and Agenda station.
7.
OLD BUSINESS (Agenda items that were not discussed or not completed in a previous meeting or items requiring action).
8.
NEW BUSINESS: (Agenda items new to this meeting).
a.
PRESENTATION/DISCUSSION. RIMROCKS TO VALLEY BIKE/PED FEASIBILITY STUDY. SCOTT WALKER, TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR.
Rimrocks To Valley Bike and Pedestrian Trail Feasibility Study
The Rimrocks to Valley Trail Feasibility Study will evaluate alternatives for the development of separated bicycle and pedestrian facilities from Highway 3 atop the Rimrocks to existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities below (Rimrock Road, etc.) from 27th Street to Zimmerman Trail. The Draft Rimrocks to Valley Bike/Pedestrian Feasibility Study is now available for review. Click here. Interested in the Rimrocks to Valley Bike/Pedestrian Trail Feasibility Study?
Information can be found here: http://sandersonstewart.com/projects/rimstovalley/
Rimrocks To Valley Bike and Pedestrian Trail Feasibility Study
The Rimrocks to Valley Trail Feasibility Study will evaluate alternatives for the development of separated bicycle and pedestrian facilities from Highway 3 atop the Rimrocks to existing bicycle and pedestrian facilities below (Rimrock Road, etc.) from 27th Street to Zimmerman Trail. The Draft Rimrocks to Valley Bike/Pedestrian Feasibility Study is now available for review. Click here. Interested in the Rimrocks to Valley Bike/Pedestrian Trail Feasibility Study?
Information can be found here: http://sandersonstewart.com/projects/rimstovalley/
b.
PRESENTATION/DISCUSSION. WEST END MULTI-MODAL TRAFFIC MODELING STUDY. Scott Walker, Transportation Coordinator.
West End Multi-Modal Planning Study
In recent years, land development in the region of Billings that lies west of Shiloh Road has brought about an increase in traffic volumes that directly impacts safety, traffic operations and access. As more and more rooftops are constructed in this area, demand for pedestrian and bicycle facilities to support multi-modal transportation options is also rapidly increasing. The intent of this study is to provide the City of Billings and Yellowstone County with a tool for planning improvement projects to meet the demands of a vibrant and growing region of our great City. The Draft West End Multi-Modal Planning Study is now available for review. Click here. Information can be found here:
Information can be found here: http://sandersonstewart.com/projects/westend/
West End Multi-Modal Planning Study
In recent years, land development in the region of Billings that lies west of Shiloh Road has brought about an increase in traffic volumes that directly impacts safety, traffic operations and access. As more and more rooftops are constructed in this area, demand for pedestrian and bicycle facilities to support multi-modal transportation options is also rapidly increasing. The intent of this study is to provide the City of Billings and Yellowstone County with a tool for planning improvement projects to meet the demands of a vibrant and growing region of our great City. The Draft West End Multi-Modal Planning Study is now available for review. Click here. Information can be found here:
Information can be found here: http://sandersonstewart.com/projects/westend/
c.
PLAT REVIEW DISCUSSION. WEST KING SUBDIVISION LTS 6-7 BLOCK 4. Dave Green, Planner II, presenting.
d.
PLAT REVIEW DISCUSSION. EMMA JEAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, 3'RD FILING. Dave Green, Planner II, presenting.
9.
OTHER BUSINESS:
a.
(Standing Item) Staff update. Long Range Strategic Issues and an overview of future City and County issues and projects.
10.
ADJOURNMENT
FUTURE AGENDA ITEMS FOR TUESDAY, MAY 24, 2016
a.
PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION/RECOMMENDATION TO BOCC. WEST KING SUBDIVISION LTS 6-7 BLOCK 4. Dave Green, Planner II, presenting.
b.
PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION/RECOMMENDATION TO CITY COUNCIL. EMMA JEAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION, 3'RD FILING. Dave Green, Planner II, presenting.
c.
PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION/RECOMMENDATION. RIMROCKS TO VALLEY BIKE/PED FEASIBILITY STUDY. SCOTT WALKER, TRANSPORTATION COORDINATOR
d.
PUBLIC HEARING. MOTION/RECOMMENDATION. WEST END MULTI-MODAL TRAFFIC MODELING STUDY. Scott Walker, Transportation Coordinator.
e.
PRESENTATION/DISCUSSION. CITY OF BILLINGS GROWTH POLICY-BILLINGS & BEYOND. CANDI MILLAR, DIRECTOR, PRESENTING.
CITY/COUNTY PLANNING BOARD 1st Floor Large Conference Room, Miller Building 2825 3rd Avenue North, Billings, Montana 59101 |
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Public Hearing Participation Guidelines
- Be informed of the process and the requirements of the Board. If you are commenting about a subdivision, please limit your comments to the review criteria.
By state law, the Planning Board must consider only certain criteria when reviewing subdivisions (76-3-608(a), MCA). These criteria include:
-Effect on agriculture and agricultural water user facilities
-Effect on local services
-Effect on the natural environment
-Effect on wildlife and wildlife habitat
-Effect on public health and safety
- Provide specific information about why you are concerned about the pending application, how the decision will impact the review criteria listed above, and provide suggestions on how to minimize or eliminate the impact.
- Respect the right of others to participate. Wait until the previous speaker has completed their comments before making your own comments. Do not talk over the person commenting or with other people in attendance.
- The public hearing is not an opportunity to question or accuse the applicant or their agent. If you have questions of the Board, the applicant or the agent, ask the question directly to the Board during the public hearing portion of the meeting. The Board will respond or request the applicant or agent to respond after the public comment portion of the hearing is closed.
- After the public comment portion of the hearing is closed, no further comments are allowed unless you are addressed directly by a Board member.
- You should expect the Board to make a balanced recommendation in accordance with its statutory responsibilities. The Board's ability to make reasonable and thoughtful recommendations is dependent on a fair consideration of everyone's interests.
Thank you for participating.
