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Maintenance districts are specialized areas created through ordinances to manage and fund specific types of maintenance, such as streets, parks, and trees. Present in five of Montana's largest cities, these districts ensure organized upkeep and enhancement of public spaces. Key types include parks, streets, trees, storm drains, and street lighting, each serving vital community needs. This overview explores the structure, costs, and revenue generated by maintenance districts, along with relevant state statutes, providing insight into their importance for urban management.
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What are maintenance districts? • Created by Ordinances • Have specific boundaries • Provide funds for specific types of maintenance—be it streets, parks, or trees. • Very Prevalent: Of the largest 6 cities in Montana, only Missoula lacks them.
Types of Maintenance Districts • Parks • Streets • Trees • Storm Drain • Street Lighting • Fire Hydrants • Open Space
Street Maintenance Districts • MCA 7-12-4401: Street Maintenance Districts Includes:
Improvement within a Street Maintenance District • MCA 7-12-4405: Improvements Include:
Park Maintenance Districts • MCA 7-12-4001: Park Maintenance Includes