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The Our Missoula 2045 Land Use Plan and Map has been adopted and is already guiding how Missoula grows. The plan helps manage where and how development happens so that growth reflects community values, considers real-world constraints, and meets the needs of residents. Visit the interactive “What’s My Zoning?” map to explore the City’s Place Types, or view the full Our Missoula 2045 Land Use Plan here.
Updating the Plan
As we finalize the Unified Development Code (UDC)—Missoula’s new rulebook for development—we’re making sure it aligns with the Land Use Plan, as required by state law. This means a few minor but important updates. These minor updates will be notified, reviewed, and adopted alongside the Unified Development Code.
Several updates improve clarity and consistency:
Comparable zoning districts are updated to align with the new UDC (Title 22).
Childcare centers are now allowed in Industrial and Employment Center Place Types, supporting care closer to workplaces.
The Airport Hazard Area is now included as a development constraint for the Urban Residential High, Urban Mixed-Use Low, and Civic place types.
The Street Types Map description now clarifies that it is approximate and for illustrative purposes, with the official version available on the City’s website.
A few changes are being made to the Place Types Map:
In the Westside, the area between the railroad and West Broadway will change to Industrial and Employment.
In Sx͏ʷtpqyen (S-wh-tip-KAYN), the Grant Creek “horseshoe bend” will be straightened and realigned, allowing for the conversion of what was only potential Industrial area to Urban Mixed-Use Low.
Updates also align the Land Use Plan with the 2025 Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Trails (PROST) Plan, re-designating select parcels to Parks and Conservation across the city.
Review the Proposed Amendments
The final phase of the Our Missoula project focuses on updating the City’s zoning map and development codes—key tools for putting the Land Use Plan into action. Learn more about the Code Reform process here.
To view and comment on the proposed Land Use Plan amendments, use the interactive document reader below. You can also download a PDF version under the "Documents" header on the right.
The Our Missoula 2045 Land Use Plan and Map has been adopted and is already guiding how Missoula grows. The plan helps manage where and how development happens so that growth reflects community values, considers real-world constraints, and meets the needs of residents. Visit the interactive “What’s My Zoning?” map to explore the City’s Place Types, or view the full Our Missoula 2045 Land Use Plan here.
Updating the Plan
As we finalize the Unified Development Code (UDC)—Missoula’s new rulebook for development—we’re making sure it aligns with the Land Use Plan, as required by state law. This means a few minor but important updates. These minor updates will be notified, reviewed, and adopted alongside the Unified Development Code.
Several updates improve clarity and consistency:
Comparable zoning districts are updated to align with the new UDC (Title 22).
Childcare centers are now allowed in Industrial and Employment Center Place Types, supporting care closer to workplaces.
The Airport Hazard Area is now included as a development constraint for the Urban Residential High, Urban Mixed-Use Low, and Civic place types.
The Street Types Map description now clarifies that it is approximate and for illustrative purposes, with the official version available on the City’s website.
A few changes are being made to the Place Types Map:
In the Westside, the area between the railroad and West Broadway will change to Industrial and Employment.
In Sx͏ʷtpqyen (S-wh-tip-KAYN), the Grant Creek “horseshoe bend” will be straightened and realigned, allowing for the conversion of what was only potential Industrial area to Urban Mixed-Use Low.
Updates also align the Land Use Plan with the 2025 Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Trails (PROST) Plan, re-designating select parcels to Parks and Conservation across the city.
Review the Proposed Amendments
The final phase of the Our Missoula project focuses on updating the City’s zoning map and development codes—key tools for putting the Land Use Plan into action. Learn more about the Code Reform process here.
To view and comment on the proposed Land Use Plan amendments, use the interactive document reader below. You can also download a PDF version under the "Documents" header on the right.
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