Helena, Montana
TSA Admin Treasure State Acres sits just outside — to the south — of the county’s proposed flood mitigation zone. Those residents living within the proposed zone would be required to pay $100 a month to pay for the RID program.
Read MorePresident Steve Shirley opened the meeting by introducing Attorney Abby St. Lawrence, who provided an update on work that had been done so far by a small group discussing the overhaul of the TSA covenants. She noted that TSA has no comprehensive set of covenants, but a series of covenants that cover different zones within … Read more
Read MorePresident Steve Shirley opened the meeting by introducing Attorney Abby St. Lawrence, who provided an update issues related to the 46 Degrees North subdivision. She said that, given the county’s date of review for the new subdivision, it will have multiple small wells providing water to homes. If the developers of the subdivision applied for … Read more
Read MorePresident Steve Shirley opened the meeting by introducing Attorney Abby St. Lawrence, who provided an update on concerns about a house on Appaloosa Drive where rooms are allegedly rented out as apartments. She said the owners of the home are violating not only covenants but two county zoning rules. One that restricts parking and another that bans apartment … Read more
Read MoreHere’s a copy of the Peccia & Associates analysis of our TSA drain problems and recommendations of what to do about them:
Read MoreHere are the results of our survey, which was sent to all 350 or so property owners in TSA earlier in 2015. We received 63 responses – for a response rate of 18 percent. PARK IMPROVEMENTS Those surveyed were very split in their views on what improvements they most want to see in the park. … Read more
Read MoreThe Helena Independent Record recently reported that the Catholic Diocese of Helena has plans for a large retail development just north of Lowes and behind the Target store and cemetery. The development would include an extension of Sanders street. This is relevant to TSA residents because it might provide an access point to the 46 … Read more
Read MoreA new report done for Lewis and Clark County called the “Infrastructure Economic Analysis” uses the 46 Degrees North subdivision, proposed for the area just south of TSA, as a case study to examine the issue of whether it is cheaper to build infrastructure for residential housing in the county, outside city limits, than it is inside city … Read more
Read MorePeccia & Associates draft planning document for 2015 Road Maintenance Plan:
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