Northside Parks

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Project Overview

The Northside neighborhood is growing, and so is the need for parks and park amenities that are walkable for residents. The city acquired land for a new 5.4-acre park at Scott and Rogers Streets, which will serve the growing neighborhood and replace White Pine Park. Planning work for the new park, referred to as the Park on North Scott Street until formally named, was considered hand-in-hand with planning for the existing parks in the Northside.

Park on North Scott and Street Improvements Project

The City of Missoula Parks & Recreation and Public Works & Mobility Departments will begin construction on the Park on North Scott and Street Improvements Project on August 10th, 2026, conditions permitting. This project will include construction of the park on North Scott Street and enhance pedestrian safety, accessibility, neighborhood connectivity, and overall street conditions on surrounding streets. Construction will begin on Scott Street and move through the project area over the summer and fall of 2026 and spring and summer of 2027. Project plans can be viewed here.

Project Area is approximated in yellow

This project includes the following street improvements:

  • New sidewalks and tree planting along Scott, Otis, Rogers, and Shakespeare Streets.
  • Continuation of the shared-use path on the west side of Scott Street
  • Permanent intersection improvements at Scott & Village, Scott & Rogers, Scott & Otis, Otis & Shakespeare, and Rogers & Shakespeare.
  • Street paving and roadway improvements throughout the project area.

This project will implement the Park on North Scott Master Plan. It includes the following neighborhood park features: Multi-purpose field, Playground, Dog park, Sports court, Shade pavilion, Park paths, Bathroom, Trees, and Water feature. The park is anticipated to be complete in 2027.

Additional project information, detour maps, and construction updates will be available throughout the project at the City of Missoula's Transportation Projects webpage.


PARKS IN THE NORTHSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD

Existing parks include Northside Park, the Northside Park Annex (also referred to as Northside Ballfield), and White Pine Park. Existing amenities at Northside Park and Northside Park Annex include a softball diamond, basketball court, picnic shelter, playground, currently inoperable splash pad, restrooms, and the Northside Community Gardens (managed by Garden City Harvest). Several of these facilities are in need of near-term replacement. White Pine Park currently includes a playground, picnic tables, and a soccer field. A portion of White Pine Park is being developed as part of the Scott Street Ravara Development in order to better connect street grids. The remaining ~2.25 acres is encumbered by a large sewer main that limits construction of typical park amenities.

The Park on North Scott Street is a new 5.4-acre park bounded by Scott, Rogers, Otis, and Shakespeare Streets. It will replace White Pine Park and provide a park that is larger, with full amenities, and which better distributes parkspace within a 10-minute walk of residents. The location was identified in and aligns with the adopted North Reserve Scott Street Urban Renewal District (URD) Plans and neighborhood goals for walkability and services. Funding for parcel acquisition was a combination of the 2018 Open Space Bond and tax increment financing through the URD and in partnership with the Missoula Redevelopment Agency. The City worked with the previous landowner, Resurrection Cemetery Association (RCA), for several years before acquiring the parcels for the park in Summer 2025. See section at the top of the page for construction updates on the Park on North Scott Street.


NORTHSIDE PARKS DESIGN WORKSHOPS

Parks and Recreation, along with the city's Office of Neighborhoods, held two design workshop for the Northside parks in September and November at Lowell Elementary. Parks and Recreation staff gave a presentation about the Northside's parks and the efforts for more park space and park amenities in the Northside. Participants outlined what they valued in the existing park spaces, words to describe the spaces when complete, amenities and qualities that different interest groups would value in the spaces, and questions to be answered. Following these group discussions, participants worked in groups to create designs for each park - Northside Park, Northside Park Annex, and the new park on North Scott Street. Summary notes from the workshops are posted in the documents of this page or by clicking here. Copies of the designs created by each group during the workshops can be found in the documents of this page.


DRAFT MASTER PLANS, OPEN HOUSE, AND PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

Following the design workshops, draft plans were created for each park using workshop input and ideas. Residents next provided feedback on the draft master plans by speaking with Parks & Recreation staff at the March 26, 2025 Open House or by filling out an online survey. A summary of public input is posted here. The feedback was used to create the final master plans for the New park on N. Scott Street and the Northside Park & Northside Park Annex. The Park and Recreation Board approved the plans, along with the Northside Parks Master Plans narrative, on July 8th, 2025.


RELATED PLANNING DOCUMENTS

North Reserve-Scott Street Urban Renewal District (URD):

  • A portion of Northside was included within an Urban Renewal District in 2014 to help support redevelopment of the area, in alignment with the goals of the NRSS URD Plan (and later) the master plan.
  • Phased implementation, until the district closes (likely in 2045)

North Reserve-Scott Street Master Plan

  • Adopted in 2016
  • Conceptual road map to guide development, prioritize URD investments in transportation infrastructure, housing, businesses, and other land uses Guides public and private investment in the urban renewal district

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Trails statistically valid survey results

  • Survey conducted in 2024 by the University of Montana's Bureau of Business and Economic Research to assess Missoulians' outlook and priorities for their parks, recreation programs and facilities, open spaces, and trails

Project Overview

The Northside neighborhood is growing, and so is the need for parks and park amenities that are walkable for residents. The city acquired land for a new 5.4-acre park at Scott and Rogers Streets, which will serve the growing neighborhood and replace White Pine Park. Planning work for the new park, referred to as the Park on North Scott Street until formally named, was considered hand-in-hand with planning for the existing parks in the Northside.

Park on North Scott and Street Improvements Project

The City of Missoula Parks & Recreation and Public Works & Mobility Departments will begin construction on the Park on North Scott and Street Improvements Project on August 10th, 2026, conditions permitting. This project will include construction of the park on North Scott Street and enhance pedestrian safety, accessibility, neighborhood connectivity, and overall street conditions on surrounding streets. Construction will begin on Scott Street and move through the project area over the summer and fall of 2026 and spring and summer of 2027. Project plans can be viewed here.

Project Area is approximated in yellow

This project includes the following street improvements:

  • New sidewalks and tree planting along Scott, Otis, Rogers, and Shakespeare Streets.
  • Continuation of the shared-use path on the west side of Scott Street
  • Permanent intersection improvements at Scott & Village, Scott & Rogers, Scott & Otis, Otis & Shakespeare, and Rogers & Shakespeare.
  • Street paving and roadway improvements throughout the project area.

This project will implement the Park on North Scott Master Plan. It includes the following neighborhood park features: Multi-purpose field, Playground, Dog park, Sports court, Shade pavilion, Park paths, Bathroom, Trees, and Water feature. The park is anticipated to be complete in 2027.

Additional project information, detour maps, and construction updates will be available throughout the project at the City of Missoula's Transportation Projects webpage.


PARKS IN THE NORTHSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD

Existing parks include Northside Park, the Northside Park Annex (also referred to as Northside Ballfield), and White Pine Park. Existing amenities at Northside Park and Northside Park Annex include a softball diamond, basketball court, picnic shelter, playground, currently inoperable splash pad, restrooms, and the Northside Community Gardens (managed by Garden City Harvest). Several of these facilities are in need of near-term replacement. White Pine Park currently includes a playground, picnic tables, and a soccer field. A portion of White Pine Park is being developed as part of the Scott Street Ravara Development in order to better connect street grids. The remaining ~2.25 acres is encumbered by a large sewer main that limits construction of typical park amenities.

The Park on North Scott Street is a new 5.4-acre park bounded by Scott, Rogers, Otis, and Shakespeare Streets. It will replace White Pine Park and provide a park that is larger, with full amenities, and which better distributes parkspace within a 10-minute walk of residents. The location was identified in and aligns with the adopted North Reserve Scott Street Urban Renewal District (URD) Plans and neighborhood goals for walkability and services. Funding for parcel acquisition was a combination of the 2018 Open Space Bond and tax increment financing through the URD and in partnership with the Missoula Redevelopment Agency. The City worked with the previous landowner, Resurrection Cemetery Association (RCA), for several years before acquiring the parcels for the park in Summer 2025. See section at the top of the page for construction updates on the Park on North Scott Street.


NORTHSIDE PARKS DESIGN WORKSHOPS

Parks and Recreation, along with the city's Office of Neighborhoods, held two design workshop for the Northside parks in September and November at Lowell Elementary. Parks and Recreation staff gave a presentation about the Northside's parks and the efforts for more park space and park amenities in the Northside. Participants outlined what they valued in the existing park spaces, words to describe the spaces when complete, amenities and qualities that different interest groups would value in the spaces, and questions to be answered. Following these group discussions, participants worked in groups to create designs for each park - Northside Park, Northside Park Annex, and the new park on North Scott Street. Summary notes from the workshops are posted in the documents of this page or by clicking here. Copies of the designs created by each group during the workshops can be found in the documents of this page.


DRAFT MASTER PLANS, OPEN HOUSE, AND PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

Following the design workshops, draft plans were created for each park using workshop input and ideas. Residents next provided feedback on the draft master plans by speaking with Parks & Recreation staff at the March 26, 2025 Open House or by filling out an online survey. A summary of public input is posted here. The feedback was used to create the final master plans for the New park on N. Scott Street and the Northside Park & Northside Park Annex. The Park and Recreation Board approved the plans, along with the Northside Parks Master Plans narrative, on July 8th, 2025.


RELATED PLANNING DOCUMENTS

North Reserve-Scott Street Urban Renewal District (URD):

  • A portion of Northside was included within an Urban Renewal District in 2014 to help support redevelopment of the area, in alignment with the goals of the NRSS URD Plan (and later) the master plan.
  • Phased implementation, until the district closes (likely in 2045)

North Reserve-Scott Street Master Plan

  • Adopted in 2016
  • Conceptual road map to guide development, prioritize URD investments in transportation infrastructure, housing, businesses, and other land uses Guides public and private investment in the urban renewal district

Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Trails statistically valid survey results

  • Survey conducted in 2024 by the University of Montana's Bureau of Business and Economic Research to assess Missoulians' outlook and priorities for their parks, recreation programs and facilities, open spaces, and trails

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  • Share Which blocks of Scott Street are considered to be "North Scott Street" scheduled to be closed beginning Monday August 23, 2026? The existing traffic information signs do not specify these details. on Facebook Share Which blocks of Scott Street are considered to be "North Scott Street" scheduled to be closed beginning Monday August 23, 2026? The existing traffic information signs do not specify these details. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Which blocks of Scott Street are considered to be "North Scott Street" scheduled to be closed beginning Monday August 23, 2026? The existing traffic information signs do not specify these details. on Linkedin Email Which blocks of Scott Street are considered to be "North Scott Street" scheduled to be closed beginning Monday August 23, 2026? The existing traffic information signs do not specify these details. link

    Which blocks of Scott Street are considered to be "North Scott Street" scheduled to be closed beginning Monday August 23, 2026? The existing traffic information signs do not specify these details.

    MJH asked 6 days ago

    The City keeps an updated map of closures and when they will be in place on the Road Report webapp: https://missoulamaps-cityofmissoula.hub.arcgis.com/apps/2cfa3a4a8c834be985e1a1cfa45e1c93/explore
    We will be updating this regularly as the project progresses.

    The current closure is the portion of Scott Street from the intersection with Otis Street south to the intersection with Rodgers Street. 

  • Share Timing of road blockages. on Facebook Share Timing of road blockages. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Timing of road blockages. on Linkedin Email Timing of road blockages. link

    Timing of road blockages.

    MJH asked 6 days ago

    The City keeps an updated map of closures and when they will be in place on the Road Report webapp: https://missoulamaps-cityofmissoula.hub.arcgis.com/apps/2cfa3a4a8c834be985e1a1cfa45e1c93/explore
    We will be updating this regularly as the project progresses.

  • Share Hi, I’m a Northside resident and was interested to hear about these upcoming changes. I have heard, but don’t see in the proposed plans, that the soccer field (now the ball field/dog park) will be changed to astroturf. I am wondering if this is true? I’m excited about the proposed changes, especially lots more trees planted, but sincerely hope that astroturf is NOT part of these plans! That would be a grave mistake for multiple reasons! Thanks so much. on Facebook Share Hi, I’m a Northside resident and was interested to hear about these upcoming changes. I have heard, but don’t see in the proposed plans, that the soccer field (now the ball field/dog park) will be changed to astroturf. I am wondering if this is true? I’m excited about the proposed changes, especially lots more trees planted, but sincerely hope that astroturf is NOT part of these plans! That would be a grave mistake for multiple reasons! Thanks so much. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Hi, I’m a Northside resident and was interested to hear about these upcoming changes. I have heard, but don’t see in the proposed plans, that the soccer field (now the ball field/dog park) will be changed to astroturf. I am wondering if this is true? I’m excited about the proposed changes, especially lots more trees planted, but sincerely hope that astroturf is NOT part of these plans! That would be a grave mistake for multiple reasons! Thanks so much. on Linkedin Email Hi, I’m a Northside resident and was interested to hear about these upcoming changes. I have heard, but don’t see in the proposed plans, that the soccer field (now the ball field/dog park) will be changed to astroturf. I am wondering if this is true? I’m excited about the proposed changes, especially lots more trees planted, but sincerely hope that astroturf is NOT part of these plans! That would be a grave mistake for multiple reasons! Thanks so much. link

    Hi, I’m a Northside resident and was interested to hear about these upcoming changes. I have heard, but don’t see in the proposed plans, that the soccer field (now the ball field/dog park) will be changed to astroturf. I am wondering if this is true? I’m excited about the proposed changes, especially lots more trees planted, but sincerely hope that astroturf is NOT part of these plans! That would be a grave mistake for multiple reasons! Thanks so much.

    Calida Davis asked 9 months ago

    Hi Calida,

    Thanks for your question. Synthetic turf is not part of the proposed changes at the Northside ballfield/ Northside Annex. It is also not proposed at Northside Park or the new Park on North Scott Street that were included in this master planning process. Please feel free to reach out with additional questions/concerns using the contact info on this page.

  • Share Hello. Near the corner of Rogers and Scott Street there is no safe cross walk. In fact, we have all watched many vehicles have rolling stops or not stop at all as they are turning from Rogers onto Scott Street. The lighted cross walk that was put in over the last year on Scott Street and Stoddard works great. We can press the button and a light goes on to stop traffic for us to cross safely. It is wonderful and there needs to be one further down toward Scott Street Village and Rogers where the traffic flow is fast, heavy and unsafe for walkers, bikers and pedestrians using their wheelchair. Please help us make crossing Scott Street safer in our neighborhood. There are so many children using that busy road. There are so many people walking their dogs. There are many people with exceptionalities in their wheel chairs. I could go on and on. Our neighborhood needs more safety for the outside area. Thank you. on Facebook Share Hello. Near the corner of Rogers and Scott Street there is no safe cross walk. In fact, we have all watched many vehicles have rolling stops or not stop at all as they are turning from Rogers onto Scott Street. The lighted cross walk that was put in over the last year on Scott Street and Stoddard works great. We can press the button and a light goes on to stop traffic for us to cross safely. It is wonderful and there needs to be one further down toward Scott Street Village and Rogers where the traffic flow is fast, heavy and unsafe for walkers, bikers and pedestrians using their wheelchair. Please help us make crossing Scott Street safer in our neighborhood. There are so many children using that busy road. There are so many people walking their dogs. There are many people with exceptionalities in their wheel chairs. I could go on and on. Our neighborhood needs more safety for the outside area. Thank you. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Hello. Near the corner of Rogers and Scott Street there is no safe cross walk. In fact, we have all watched many vehicles have rolling stops or not stop at all as they are turning from Rogers onto Scott Street. The lighted cross walk that was put in over the last year on Scott Street and Stoddard works great. We can press the button and a light goes on to stop traffic for us to cross safely. It is wonderful and there needs to be one further down toward Scott Street Village and Rogers where the traffic flow is fast, heavy and unsafe for walkers, bikers and pedestrians using their wheelchair. Please help us make crossing Scott Street safer in our neighborhood. There are so many children using that busy road. There are so many people walking their dogs. There are many people with exceptionalities in their wheel chairs. I could go on and on. Our neighborhood needs more safety for the outside area. Thank you. on Linkedin Email Hello. Near the corner of Rogers and Scott Street there is no safe cross walk. In fact, we have all watched many vehicles have rolling stops or not stop at all as they are turning from Rogers onto Scott Street. The lighted cross walk that was put in over the last year on Scott Street and Stoddard works great. We can press the button and a light goes on to stop traffic for us to cross safely. It is wonderful and there needs to be one further down toward Scott Street Village and Rogers where the traffic flow is fast, heavy and unsafe for walkers, bikers and pedestrians using their wheelchair. Please help us make crossing Scott Street safer in our neighborhood. There are so many children using that busy road. There are so many people walking their dogs. There are many people with exceptionalities in their wheel chairs. I could go on and on. Our neighborhood needs more safety for the outside area. Thank you. link

    Hello. Near the corner of Rogers and Scott Street there is no safe cross walk. In fact, we have all watched many vehicles have rolling stops or not stop at all as they are turning from Rogers onto Scott Street. The lighted cross walk that was put in over the last year on Scott Street and Stoddard works great. We can press the button and a light goes on to stop traffic for us to cross safely. It is wonderful and there needs to be one further down toward Scott Street Village and Rogers where the traffic flow is fast, heavy and unsafe for walkers, bikers and pedestrians using their wheelchair. Please help us make crossing Scott Street safer in our neighborhood. There are so many children using that busy road. There are so many people walking their dogs. There are many people with exceptionalities in their wheel chairs. I could go on and on. Our neighborhood needs more safety for the outside area. Thank you.

    AliciaC asked 9 months ago

    Hi Alicia,

    Thank you for sharing your concern. There are enhancements planned for the pedestrian crossing at this intersection and others along Scott Street and Otis Street as part of the Park on North Scott Street and adjacent street improvements project. At the Scott & Rogers intersection, crossing improvements will likely include ADA ramps, striping and "bulb out" treatment. To determine whether this intersection should be prioritized for an RRFB (Rectangular Rapid Flashing beacon), the City considered vehicular risk factors (including primary considerations of traffic volumes, number of lanes, and speeds along with secondary criteria such as location in a school zone and distance from existing enhanced crossing). At this time, an RRFB is not recommended for this intersection, but it can be reassessed in the future as traffic patterns and volumes change. Thanks again and let us know if you have additional questions.

  • Share Hi, I am a long time resident i grew up here on the north side and my family has been apart of this community for more than century, i and many others have used the the parks especially the baseballfield for dog use and socializing with neighbors. On the behalf of all great dog owners in this community I'd like to say we hope it can remain fenced and be an appropriate dog park like it has been for the longest time. This is crucial for our furry friends to be happy as they are apart of this great community as well, it would not be the same without them. It is important to keep our dogs in this community healthy and let them run there zoomies out for some good exercise while at the same time letting time socialize to strengthen and make new tail waging friendships that they do so well at. I really hope we are keeping them in mind while making the new decisions about the parks especially the baseball field. It has not been the same since the removal of one side of the fence for the side walk construction, and it is dangerous because of the busy roads surrounding the park. It is very important that a fence needs to be required for future plans on the baseball field. I hope you understand how very important this is to me and many more people in this community we all are counting on it just as much as our dogs. Again please understand how much this means to us. Thanks on Facebook Share Hi, I am a long time resident i grew up here on the north side and my family has been apart of this community for more than century, i and many others have used the the parks especially the baseballfield for dog use and socializing with neighbors. On the behalf of all great dog owners in this community I'd like to say we hope it can remain fenced and be an appropriate dog park like it has been for the longest time. This is crucial for our furry friends to be happy as they are apart of this great community as well, it would not be the same without them. It is important to keep our dogs in this community healthy and let them run there zoomies out for some good exercise while at the same time letting time socialize to strengthen and make new tail waging friendships that they do so well at. I really hope we are keeping them in mind while making the new decisions about the parks especially the baseball field. It has not been the same since the removal of one side of the fence for the side walk construction, and it is dangerous because of the busy roads surrounding the park. It is very important that a fence needs to be required for future plans on the baseball field. I hope you understand how very important this is to me and many more people in this community we all are counting on it just as much as our dogs. Again please understand how much this means to us. Thanks on X (formerly Twitter) Share Hi, I am a long time resident i grew up here on the north side and my family has been apart of this community for more than century, i and many others have used the the parks especially the baseballfield for dog use and socializing with neighbors. On the behalf of all great dog owners in this community I'd like to say we hope it can remain fenced and be an appropriate dog park like it has been for the longest time. This is crucial for our furry friends to be happy as they are apart of this great community as well, it would not be the same without them. It is important to keep our dogs in this community healthy and let them run there zoomies out for some good exercise while at the same time letting time socialize to strengthen and make new tail waging friendships that they do so well at. I really hope we are keeping them in mind while making the new decisions about the parks especially the baseball field. It has not been the same since the removal of one side of the fence for the side walk construction, and it is dangerous because of the busy roads surrounding the park. It is very important that a fence needs to be required for future plans on the baseball field. I hope you understand how very important this is to me and many more people in this community we all are counting on it just as much as our dogs. Again please understand how much this means to us. Thanks on Linkedin Email Hi, I am a long time resident i grew up here on the north side and my family has been apart of this community for more than century, i and many others have used the the parks especially the baseballfield for dog use and socializing with neighbors. On the behalf of all great dog owners in this community I'd like to say we hope it can remain fenced and be an appropriate dog park like it has been for the longest time. This is crucial for our furry friends to be happy as they are apart of this great community as well, it would not be the same without them. It is important to keep our dogs in this community healthy and let them run there zoomies out for some good exercise while at the same time letting time socialize to strengthen and make new tail waging friendships that they do so well at. I really hope we are keeping them in mind while making the new decisions about the parks especially the baseball field. It has not been the same since the removal of one side of the fence for the side walk construction, and it is dangerous because of the busy roads surrounding the park. It is very important that a fence needs to be required for future plans on the baseball field. I hope you understand how very important this is to me and many more people in this community we all are counting on it just as much as our dogs. Again please understand how much this means to us. Thanks link

    Hi, I am a long time resident i grew up here on the north side and my family has been apart of this community for more than century, i and many others have used the the parks especially the baseballfield for dog use and socializing with neighbors. On the behalf of all great dog owners in this community I'd like to say we hope it can remain fenced and be an appropriate dog park like it has been for the longest time. This is crucial for our furry friends to be happy as they are apart of this great community as well, it would not be the same without them. It is important to keep our dogs in this community healthy and let them run there zoomies out for some good exercise while at the same time letting time socialize to strengthen and make new tail waging friendships that they do so well at. I really hope we are keeping them in mind while making the new decisions about the parks especially the baseball field. It has not been the same since the removal of one side of the fence for the side walk construction, and it is dangerous because of the busy roads surrounding the park. It is very important that a fence needs to be required for future plans on the baseball field. I hope you understand how very important this is to me and many more people in this community we all are counting on it just as much as our dogs. Again please understand how much this means to us. Thanks

    Reed asked almost 2 years ago

    Hi Reed and thank you for your comment! At our design workshops, we heard similar emphasis from many people on the need for a full-sized fenced dog park in the Northside. We also heard during outreach for this project that residents believe it's important to balance safe spaces for our dogs to play and recreate with safe spaces for people to play and recreate. The Parks, Recreation, Open Space, and Trails 2024 statistically valid survey found that 33% of Missoulian's say off leash dogs were a barrier to their household's use of a park, trail, open space, or recreational facility, up from 18% in 2018. This all told us that a dog park was an essential part of the planning for the Northside's parks, and that careful consideration was needed to determine the best location for it. We determined that the new park on North Scott Street is the optimal location due to the high density of pet owners without private yards in that area of the Northside.

  • Share Hi I live on the Northside and will not be able to attend the design meeting tomorrow. I would really like to see pickleball courts put in at the North Scott street location. I believe it is far away enough away from housing to not be an issue. I believe the courts will be heavily used as are all of the pickleball courts in Missoula. The Northside does not have any public Pickleball courts currently and would greatly benefit from their addition. Thank you for your time. on Facebook Share Hi I live on the Northside and will not be able to attend the design meeting tomorrow. I would really like to see pickleball courts put in at the North Scott street location. I believe it is far away enough away from housing to not be an issue. I believe the courts will be heavily used as are all of the pickleball courts in Missoula. The Northside does not have any public Pickleball courts currently and would greatly benefit from their addition. Thank you for your time. on X (formerly Twitter) Share Hi I live on the Northside and will not be able to attend the design meeting tomorrow. I would really like to see pickleball courts put in at the North Scott street location. I believe it is far away enough away from housing to not be an issue. I believe the courts will be heavily used as are all of the pickleball courts in Missoula. The Northside does not have any public Pickleball courts currently and would greatly benefit from their addition. Thank you for your time. on Linkedin Email Hi I live on the Northside and will not be able to attend the design meeting tomorrow. I would really like to see pickleball courts put in at the North Scott street location. I believe it is far away enough away from housing to not be an issue. I believe the courts will be heavily used as are all of the pickleball courts in Missoula. The Northside does not have any public Pickleball courts currently and would greatly benefit from their addition. Thank you for your time. link

    Hi I live on the Northside and will not be able to attend the design meeting tomorrow. I would really like to see pickleball courts put in at the North Scott street location. I believe it is far away enough away from housing to not be an issue. I believe the courts will be heavily used as are all of the pickleball courts in Missoula. The Northside does not have any public Pickleball courts currently and would greatly benefit from their addition. Thank you for your time.

    Olin H asked almost 2 years ago

    Olin, thank you for your comment! At the design workshops, we heard from Northside and Westside residents that a multi-use sport court would be a valuable part of the new park. For neighborhood parks like the new park on North Scott will be, we typically invest in multi-purpose courts rather than single purpose courts to serve a wider range of users while stewarding available funding. For example, at Franklin Park, the recent court project made the court usable for both basketball and futsal. The court at MRL Park can be used for pickleball and basketball. For the Master Plan of the new park on North Scott Street, we are including a multi-use court footprint but not yet specifying which sports. 

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