What if we get this right?
The current Code Reform is a once-in-a-generation chance to enhance equity and affordability, introduce desirable amenities like neighborhood coffee shops, and preserve our open spaces.
Code Reform
The City of Missoula has been working on a “once in a generation” code reform known as “Our Missoula.”
Take a look at the proposed zoning map and the Unified Development Code. We think these plans are a big improvement on the status quo, and represent common-sense policies that will meet the needs of all Missoulians for generations to come.
Leave your pro-housing comments on the drafts and join us in shaping a future Missoula where everyone has a place to call home.
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While it will take time to realize these benefits, I’m optimistic these changes will lead to a healthier supply of homes and ultimately a healthier Missoula.
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Missoula is rewriting its zoning regulations, spurred by state legislation and local pressure. Can newer, clearer rules help fill the housing gap without destroying the place we love?
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Resident-driven Zoning Reform in Missoula. The city is updating its growth policy to reflect affordability, equity and climate challenges and modernize its convoluted development code.
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A healthy community depends on accessible housing for those who sustain it. We cannot afford a future where the people who care for us, educate our children, and build our homes are forced to live outside the city.
