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COME HOME TO BETTER

It takes time to build a better community but it begins with believing in better. We believe you want more than just a house. You want a sense of place. You want to sit on your front porch and enjoy the flowers in your yard, the landscaped boulevards and the amazing mountain views. You want to live in a neighborhood where kids can safely walk down sidewalks to visit friends and family and play in neighborhood parks.

You enjoy an active lifestyle and want to walk your dog and run, hike or bike on paved trails that connect to business, shopping, schools and entertainment. You are community-minded and appreciate energy conservation and protecting land, wildlife and water resources.

And most of all, you value time to enjoy your home, your family and all that Montana offers.
That’s why we believe in building a better community – because you believe in better!

– Mark Runkle & Rebecca Ryland

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Believe in Better: Up Against the Fall

In like a lion, out like a lamb. No, that’s spring--sometimes, anyway. But the first day of Autumn came in masquerading like the first day of winter. Fortunately after a few cold days, the nearly freezing evening temperatures gave way to moderate fall weather. And after just a couple of rainy days earlier this week, daytime highs should stay in the 60’s to 70 for much of the rest of October. It’s the kind of weather needed to stay on target to file for final plat next spring with the City of Helena for the next residential building phase at Mountain View Meadows. Running low on lots, and Helena seriously in need of housing, a mild fall will go a long way in completing the installation of underground infrastructure so that home construction can begin next spring in the new Peaks neighborhood at Mountain View Meadows. Before winter sets in, sanitary sewer lines, storm sewer lines, and water lines need to be installed along with electric crossings under streetways. Concrete curb and gutter needs in before asphalt can be laid and street lamps installed. With construction up against the fall, curb and gutter may need to wait till spring. But that doesn’t stop crews from hoping for favorable weather to keep the wheels rolling. And with professional crews headed by Mike Hartnett and Kris Baker, if it's possible to get it done before winter, you better believe they will!


 

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•••••••••••••   Located in the City of Helena, approximately 1.5 miles east of I-15 just off Highway 12 E.   •••••••••••••