BURNS STREET SQUARE
North Missoula Community Development Co.
In 2006, the North Missoula Community Development Corporation bought a 1.5-acre site along the railroad tracks with visions of a “settlement house”, which would include a food cooperative, community café, micro-enterprise kitchen, community gathering space and shelter.
On the south portion of the site, 17 units of affordable housing were completed in 2008. In 2009, a federal appropriation allowed for work to be done on the 13,000 square foot 1950’s warehouse at the northern half of the site. This included site work and infrastructure for build-out of the community café and renovating space for a food cooperative and community gatherings.
BURNS STREET SQUARE
North Missoula Community Development Co.
In 2006, the North Missoula Community Development Corporation bought a 1.5-acre site along the railroad tracks with visions of a “settlement house”, which would include a food cooperative, community café, micro-enterprise kitchen, community gathering space and shelter.
On the south portion of the site, 17 units of affordable housing were completed in 2008. In 2009, a federal appropriation allowed for work to be done on the 13,000 square foot 1950’s warehouse at the northern half of the site. This included site work and infrastructure for build-out of the community café and renovating space for a food cooperative and community gatherings.
Photo credit: MMW Architects