EBS STAFF
On Thursday, Aug. 21, the public is invited to share feedback to the Gallatin County Commission on a proposed zoning change for the Four Corners area west of Bozeman. The proposal would set rules for short-term rentals, outlining where they would be allowed in the Four Corners Zoning District.
The meeting will take place at the Monforton Elementary School cafeteria from 6 to 8 p.m., and will include information about the updated proposal and an opportunity for public questions and comments.
While the commission already held public hearings before the Gallatin County Planning Board on June 10 and county commission on June 24, according to a Gallatin County press release, “based on the feedback received, they asked for some changes and decided to offer another chance for the public to weigh in before moving forward,” the release explained.
After receiving this additional round of public input, the updated proposal will move on to a formal public hearing with the Gallatin County Planning Board and Gallatin County Commission.
