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Council discusses animal permit variances, no-dog ordinance for Holliday Park and anti-camping policy

September 05, 2026 | Clyde Park, Park County, Montana


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Council discusses animal permit variances, no-dog ordinance for Holliday Park and anti-camping policy
Standing committees returned several policy items for further study. Public Works discussed writing a policy or resolution to allow variances for animal permits, citing past practice of granting case-by-case variances rather than rewriting code. Councilman Brian Eckenrod suggested public engagement before a proposed ordinance to prohibit dogs in Holliday Park; Councilwoman Teresa Saari said codes need revision to provide enforcement authority.

Parks & Recreation reported that it is reviewing state law and other municipal policies to draft a no-camping rule for parks and town right-of-ways. Council members agreed to continue research and bring formal drafts to a future meeting rather than act immediately.

No ordinances or resolutions were adopted at this meeting; items were left for future committee work and public discussion.

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