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Commission Approves Three Small Subdivisions


By Stefanie Kilts, 2-28-07

The Missoula County Commission unanimously approved three new subdivisions during its short Wednesday meeting.

County commissioners Barbara Evans and Jean Curtiss voted to approve the three subdivisions following the recommendations of the Office of Planning and Grants. County Commissioner Bill Carey was absent from the meeting.

Starvation Creek Acres, located south of Clinton on U.S. Highway 10 East, was approved for 11 lots on 13.79 acres.

Elk Meadows, two lots on 10.6 acres, was approved in the Elk Meadows Ranchettes subdivision. The lots are located on the west side of Wambli Lane north of Huson in the Six Mile area.

The third property under consideration was Terrace View Subdivision. Four lots on 6.14 acres were approved, located on the south side of Terrace Drive near Miller Creek Road.



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