Have thoughts on development, historic preservation, or community character in Bozeman’s historic downtown and surrounding neighborhoods? We’re updating the way the City regulates building design in the area, also called the Neighborhood Conservation Overlay District or NCOD.
Join us for a Community Open House to share your experiences, ideas, and priorities for the future of the NCOD. Stop by the Bozeman Event Space (14 S. Tracy Ave.) on Monday, April 13 between 6pm-8pm to participate in interactive activities, including mapping exercises and discussion boards focused on what’s working well, and what could be improved.
Take part in the decision-making process to better shape Bozeman’s NCOD, preserve its history, character, and more. Visit Engage Bozeman for more info and make sure to spread the word!
Have thoughts on development, historic preservation, or community character in Bozeman’s historic downtown and surrounding neighborhoods? We’re updating the way the City regulates building design in the area, also called the Neighborhood Conservation Overlay District or NCOD.
Join us for a Community Open House to share your experiences, ideas, and priorities for the future of the NCOD. Stop by the Bozeman Event Space (14 S. Tracy Ave.) on Monday, April 13 between 6pm-8pm to participate in interactive activities, including mapping exercises and discussion boards focused on what’s working well, and what could be improved.
Take part in the decision-making process to better shape Bozeman’s NCOD, preserve its history, character, and more. Visit Engage Bozeman for more info and make sure to spread the word!