The Seeley Lake Regional Plan

The Seeley Lake Regional Plan is a non-regulatory document intended to provide policy guidance on how growth and development should occur in the Plan Area, to inform land use decisions, and to provide specific measures for meeting the community’s land use goals.  The Plan suggests how best to address land use demands in the Seeley Lake community while protecting its valued characteristics. READ MORE »

CRC Articles

• Managing Growth in the Clearwater Valley - Our Unique Resources

• Managing Growth - What Does this Mean to the Community?

• Clearwater Valley Land Use Densities - Supporting Information

Fire Safe Montana

• Living with Fire

Missoulian Articles from "Timber in Transition" Series

• Railroad Grant Paved Way for Huge Landholdings

• Timber in Transition: Booming Values Shift Plum Creek from Logging to Real Estate

• Timber in Transition: Tax Designation Created Opportunities

• Timber in Transition: For Plum Creek, Real Estate Adds Value to Forest Lands

• Timber in Transition: Industry Watches for Plum Creek's Next Move

• Timber in Transition: Subdivisions in Remote Areas Increase Costs of County Services

• Timber in Transition: When Plum Creek Land Changes Hands, Public is Often Locked Out

• Timber in Transition: Development of Plum Creek Land Creates Roadblock for Wildlife

• Timber in Transition: Plum Creek Says It's Willing to Listen

• Timber in Transition: If Land is For Sale, Schweitzer Wants a Call

• Timber in Transition: Legislation Aims to Close Tax Loopholes

• Balancing Act: Severance Tax Cut Could Off-set Loss of Commercial Timberlands

Photography - Anne Mondul