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Bozeman North 7th Ave Urban Renewal Board
  • Making Connections

    Making

    Connections

    The Design and Connectivity Plan for the N. 7th Avenue Corridor envisions "gateway" type improvements for key intersections to define and enhance the character of N. 7th Avenue.

  • Improving Landscapes

    Improving

    Landscapes

    New light fixtures are proposed for the corridor to enhance its character and define it as a destination for Bozeman area residents and visitors.

  • Building Communities

    Building

    Communities

    Modest intersection improvements delineate areas of refuge for pedestrians and contribute to an enhanced aesthetic experience.

  • Recent Improvements

    Recent

    Improvements

    Sidewalk and landscaping improvements within the corridor are ongoing. This sitting wall and enhanced pedestrian area at the northwest corner of Oak Street and N. 7th Avenue gives the community its first glance of the improvements the Board hopes to implement throughout the corridor.

HomeNSURB Selects New Light Fixtures for the District

The hook-style fixture has been selected in a midnight blue color, akin to the Montana State University Athletics Department blue (read more) 

 

New Bus Shelter in Place

In October, the finishing touches were completed on the new bus shelter. The project was made possible by a Energy Conservation Community Block Grant and a public access easement provided by the property owner. The improvement comes just in time for Streamline patrons braving Bozeman’s colder, wetter weather. (read more)

About Bozeman’s North 7th Avenue Urban Renewal District

In November 2006, the City of Bozeman designated a Tax Increment Finance (TIF) District, under which incremental increases in taxes due to redevelopment are accumulated in a TIF fund. The expenditure of this fund is guided by the N. 7th Avenue Design and Connectivity Plan (District Plan) and the Blight Report adopted by the Bozeman City Commission in 2005.This Plan is the city’s response to remedy the conditions of blight found in the August 2005 Blight Report through thoughtful redevelopment of the Corridor. A basic goal is to have an active and exciting corridor that is attractive with a distinct character. A strategy for achieving this goal is to improve the experience for the user by creating safe attractive walkways, streets and by providing buildings and landscaping that are of interest to users and passersby.

The District Board

Decisions about District projects are made by a nine-member Board of five voting members and four non-voting members who are appointed by the City Commission. The N. 7th Avenue Urban Renewal Board (NSURB) is comprised of business owners and residents within the District and others supportive of implementing the District Plan.

Meetings

The Board meets at 4:30 PM on the first Thursday of every month in the Upstairs Conference Room of the Stiff Professional Building located at 20 E. Olive Street

Contact

Keri Thorpe, Assistant Planner
Department of Planning and Community Development
20 E. Olive Street
Bozeman, MT 59715
406.582.2260p
406.582.2263f
TTD Ph: 406.582.2301

 

North 7th Urban Renewal Board  •  20 East Olive Street •  Bozeman, MT 59715-4790 • (406) 582-2260