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Discussion and Information about a Montana Community Land Trust

The O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation awarded NeighborWorks Montana a grant to study the feasibility of establishing a centrally administered, statewide, Montana Community Land Trust (CLT) which will serve rural communities currently outside the established service areas of the existing CLT organizations in Montana. Part of the feasibility study, conducted by the North Missoula Community Development Corporation, included a survey asking housing professionals across the state about their familiarity with the land trust concept and about their interest in learning more.

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Trust Montana Steering Committee
 

Documents under consideration.
 
CLT - Basic Structural Considerations
DRAFT - Trust Montana By-Laws
DRAFT - Articles of Incorporation
 

The Feasibility Study

 

Trust Montana Statewide Community Land Trust Feasibility Study May 2010

 Commissioned by: The O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation

 Conducted by: NeighborWorks Montana

 Authored by: Bob Oaks, North Missoula Community Development Corporation
  


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Links to Related Information


Statement by Van Temple, Diamond State CLT,
about the experience of creating a statewide land trust


Diamond State Community Land Trust website


Burlington Associates CLT Resource Center webpage
Burlington Community Land Trust (Now Champlain Housing Trust) is one of the oldest CLT’s in the nation. Their resource site is full of free information as well as for sale books and documents on nearly every subject related to CLTs in the US.


The Champlain Housing Trust


National Community Land Trust Network
The National Community Land Trust Network is the umbrella organization supporting the work of community land trusts across the United States -- promoting sustainable development through the development of permanently affordable housing and the protection of working lands.
 

The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board
The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board is an independent, state-supported funding agency providing grants, loans and technical assistance to nonprofit organizations, municipalities and state agencies for the development of perpetually affordable housing and for the conservation of important agricultural land, recreational land, natural areas and historic properties in Vermont.


Are Land Trusts an Answer to Affordable Housing? - Flathead Beacon article


Kalispell community land trust wants to buy foreclosed homes - Missoulian December 13, 2009


Land trust information - wikipedia


Shared Equity Homeownership


NeighborWorks Montana


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Whitefish Area Land Trust Documents


Whitefish Area Land Trust Bylaws


Whitefish Area Land Trust Ground Lease


Homeowner Initiated Purchase (HIP) Program Parameters


Homeowner Initiated Purchase (HIP) Program Process


Homeowner Initiated Purchase (HIP) Property Eligibility Criteria


Community Land Trust Webinar
September 3, 2010, Noon to 1:30 p.m.

Agenda
General Recommendations
Online Resources
 

Materials from the Biennial Housing Conference
CLT breakout sessions
Helena ~ June 15, 16, 17, 2010


Creating and Preserving Affordable Housing in Montana: A Community Land Trust Solution

Presented by: Jerry Petasek, Coordinator of the Land Stewardship Program at the North Missoula Community Development Corporation

 

Information about the Northwest Montana Community Land Trust - Opportunities

 
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Materials from the Community Land Trust Webinar
presented Wednesday ~ January 13, 2010


CLT Survey Summary

Responses to the Montana Community Land Trust survey
conducted by NMCDC - Part 1 of 2

Responses to the Montana Community Land Trust survey
conducted by NMCDC - Part 2 of 2

A Google map showing where all the survey results
came from in Montana


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For more information,
please contact one of the following:

Bob Oaks: nmcdc@montana.com or (406) 829-0873

Jerry Petasek: lsp@montana.com or (406) 829-8414

Sheila Rice: srice@nwmt.org or (406) 216-3504