Community reacts as Bozeman plans ahead for 3,000 acres of northwest development

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    Bozeman officials will hold public meetings during the summer to gather input on a proposal to build across thousands of acres in the northwestern part of the city.

    Bozeman officials will hold public meetings during the summer to gather input on a proposal to build across thousands of acres in the northwestern part of the city.

    Bozeman is planning a massive 3,000-acre development in the northwest part of the city, focusing on residential and mixed-use spaces north of Durston Road. The project hinges on a new sanitary sewer lift station scheduled for 2027, though actual construction remains years away since much of the land hasn't been annexed yet. For those of us in Jackson, this serves as a preview of the infrastructure-driven growth patterns common in high-demand Mountain West hubs.

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