Building Up Means Blocking Out Views
17 February 2004 - 2:00pm
Missoula deals with the loss of views and vistas in the face of increased density.
Ironically, residents are drawn to Missoula for its beautiful landscape and natural amenities, yet continued growth pressures has meant increased building density both upwards and outwards resulting in new projects blocking visual access from older neighbors. "One day, your neighbor splits his lot. The next day, he puts up a second house, and it totally blocks your view of the mountain or of a tree or even of the sunshine."
Full Story:
Vanishing Views
Source:
The Missoulian, February 15, 2004
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