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What's Happening to Property Taxes?
See a chart which shows property tax increases from 1993 to 2005 in the city of Missoula.
(updated 4/2/2007)
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Lincoln School
Plans are underway to develop the site of Lincoln School located in the Rattlesnake area. The site is about 1.8 acres in size, and the proposal is to sub-divide this location into 13 lots for building 12 new homes and converting the school into a condo.
(updated 3/13/2007)
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Pineview Park SID
On January 24, 2007, Missoula's City Council approved a SID (Special Improvement District) tax which will raise $750,000 over 20 years by collecting an annual tax of $35 (per parcel) to rebuild and maintain 4.5 acres known as Pineview Park in the Rattlesnake area.
(updated 2/26/2007)
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Welcome...
According to recent surveys, most of Missoula's citizens enjoy living in the Garden City, and "Quality of Life" rates very high. They value our clean and healthy
environment which offers an abundance of year-round recreational activities.
Citizens also cited the importance of Missoula's openness to a variety of lifestyles and
tolerance towards people with differing viewpoints. As a university town, Missoula supports an exciting
cultural community of arts, literature, music and theatre.
These same surveys also revealed an uneasiness with Missoula's political leadership.
Mainstream Missoula believes a healthy community can emerge when more citizens participate in discussing issues which affect
the future of our city. Therefore, our mission is to chronicle those issues in a non-biased easy to understand forum.
Take a look at some of the issues that are facing Missoula here.
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| Days Till City Election |
| Tuesday Nov. 6, 2007 |
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