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State economy saw growth last year
BY DANIEL MCKAY // WHITEFISH PILOT // February 18, 2020
Revised plan for snow lot likely makes affordable housing project viable
Constructing roughly 24 homes on the city’s snow lot to provide affordable workforce housing would likely make the project financially feasible, according to an updated analysis of the proposed project.
The City of Whitefish has for many years targeted its snow lot, at the corner of Railway Street and Columbia Avenue, as a potential site for an affordable housing project.
A first analysis of the project designed with both single family homes and rental apartments completed in December, however, showed that the project would have a large funding gap to make up in order to make the project feasible. The city’s Whitefish Strategic Housing Plan Steering Committee deemed that option financially unfeasible and asked Homeword, a Missoula-based nonprofit taped to help design the project, to return with another option.
Outlook 2020: Another Year of Job Growth
A low unemployment rate in the expanding Flathead Valley keeps industries short-handed
BY MAGGIE DRESSER // FLATHEAD BEACON // JAN 2, 2020
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The Baker Avenue pedestrian underpass project
WGM Group last week presented City Council during its work session with preliminary cost estimates for a few choices related to the underpass that is planned to span under Baker near the O’Shaughnessy Center west connecting to the city’s path off of Railway Street to Depot Park.
Council seemed to favor an option that is estimated to cost about $1.63 million to construct the underpass. Under that option, a concrete structure would be used for then underpass with vertical interior walls 20 feet wide by 10 feet in height.