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North Star subdivision again at odds with water provider By: Jonathon Ambarian and last updated 2021-07-26 19:32:52-04 HELENA — A long-running dispute between residents of a North Helena Valley subdivision and their water provider is set to go back before the Montana Public Service Commission this week, though the commission may not take immediate action. The PSC asked North Star Development to come up with an emergency plan for limiting water consumption in the North Star subdivision off Montana Avenue, which includes just under 300 residential customers. North Star Deve...

A proposed 15-story multiuse tower in downtown Duluth would bring nearly 200 apartment units to a city facing a shortage of housing of all types. The city is seeking public comments on Northstar Development Interests, LLC’s plan to demolish three structures on the project site, at 319-333 E. Superior St., to make way for a market-rate apartment tower. The project is next door to another major Duluth development, one that could spur demand for housing in the tower. The project would cost around $75 million and would bring 194 apartments to the downtown corridor. Units would range from studio...

Duluth high-rise construction could be back on track this fall The 15-story complex at the corner of Superior Street and Fourth Avenue East in Duluth will have several commercial spaces and 200 apartments. The project has been delayed several times from its original December 2019 start. Written By: Laura Butterbrodt | × Construction is set to begin this fall on a 15-story mixed-use building at the site of the former Voyageur Lakewalk Inn, 333 E. Superior St., Duluth. The former Hacienda Del Sol restaurant building, 318 E. Superior St., and the former First Orienta...

(PD) Montana regulators on Tuesday found a private water utility shut off water service without justification to residents of a Helena subdivision this summer. The Montana Public Service Commission (PSC) issued a $1,000 fine and will further investigate North Star Development’s emergency interruption of service in August that affected some of the subdivision’s roughly 280 households. Residents earlier this year told commissioners random service interruption was a regular occurrence during the summer. Commissioner Roger Koopman at this week’s meeting spoke in favor of examining whether...