Archive for January, 2010
133 Acres Added to City Open Space
Posted by admin in In the News on January 28, 2010
By JOHN DORAN Independent Record | Posted: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 12:00 am
The City Commission on Monday night approved two land acquisitions that will better connect Helena’s prestigious trail system and further protect the scenic natural landscape surrounding the Capital City.
Commissioners accepted a grant from the Montana Fish and Wildlife Conservation Trust for $75,000 to purchase a parcel along the north face of Mount Ascension from the Prickly Pear Land Trust. The land trust purchased the 21-acre parcel from Grant Porter in 2009 for $90,000 — $80,000 through a conservation trust loan and the remaining money through donations from supporters.
Commission Approves City Transit Station Bid
Posted by admin in In the News on January 27, 2010
By JOHN DORAN Independent Record | Posted: Wednesday, January 27, 2010 12:00 am
City commissioners on Monday night awarded a $2.527 million contract to Swank Enterprises to build a new transit station north of Malfunction Junction.
The Valier-based construction business put in a base bid of $2.198 million — below the engineering estimate of $2.67 million — which will allow for the construction of some additional amenities, including a cold storage building, a hydraulic bus lift and a bus wash system.
“It builds everything we had asked for in our specifications,” said Helena Area Transit System fleet manager Ed Robinson.
Dan Ellison Sworn In
Posted by admin in In the News on January 4, 2010
(UPDATED) By Larry Kline Independent Record | Posted: Tuesday, January 5, 2010
The mood and words Monday morning were both light and serious as Helena Judge Bob Wood swore in new city commissioners Dan Ellison and Dick Thweatt and kicked off Mayor Jim Smith’s third term.
Full story at the Independent Record
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