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Wed April 07, 2021 - West Edition #8 Associated Press The Gallatin County Planning Department issued the permit to NorthWestern Energy, granting permission to place a 2-in. pipeline up to 15 ft. below the riverbed about 225 ft. downstream of the Mill Street bridge. BOZEMAN, Mont. (AP) A floodplain permit to place a natural gas pipeline under the Gallatin River in Montana was approved as part of a larger project to build a vacation rental destination on an island in Gallatin Gateway, county officials said. The Gallatin County Planning Department issued the permit to NorthWestern Energy, granting permission to place a 2-in. (5 cm) pipeline up to 15 ft. (5 m) below the riverbed about 225 ft. (70 m) downstream of the Mill Street bridge, The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported. ....
The Gallatin County Planning Department has approved a floodplain permit for NorthWestern Energy to place a natural gas pipeline under the Gallatin River as part of a larger project to construct a vacation rental destination on an island in Gallatin Gateway. NorthWestern Energy plans to place a two-inch pipeline 10 to 15 feet below the riverbed about 225 feet downstream of the Mill Street bridge, according to the permit, which was issued on Friday. The vacation rental project, called the Riverbend Glamping Resort, would use about half the natural gas capacity of the pipeline, according to documents NorthWestern sent to the county. The remaining capacity will be available to other NorthWestern customers. ....
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There are numerous things to dislike about the Group Living Amendment now before the Denver City Council and scheduled for a vote on Feb. 8. One of the most glaring is the statement made by the cityâs Department of Community Planning and Development (CPD) in its presentation material when the Group Living Proposal was first submitted for public review. It read: âWe have exclusionary regulations with roots in classism and racism.â That seemed to me to be a rather harsh and unreasonable statement being that, when I first took up residency in the neighborhood where Iâve lived for 45 years, I was not informed about the racist/classist nature of the neighborhood nor did I become aware of that state of affairs until the truth of the matter was revealed, thanks to CPD. ....
Opposition to a vacation rental development in Gallatin Gateway is growing. Local landowners have partnered with several conservation groups to form Protect the Gallatin River, a new nonprofit that organized a petition against the Riverbend Glamping Resort and urged people to voice their opposition to the Gallatin County Planning Department. The creation of Protect the Gallatin River came just before the planning department closed the public comment period on Monday for the floodplain permit. The planning department received 334 comments as well as the petition from Protect the Gallatin River, which included 1,062 signatures and 255 comments, said Director Sean OâCallaghan. Only a few of the comments were in support of the development. ....