<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2WoarR_1FQsN0Ax00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2WoarR_1FQsN0Ax00" width="893" height="717" ><figcaption>A map shows the location of Yellowstone Reserve Commercial Park Subdivision. Park County</figcaption></figure>Belgrade-based Bailey Enterprises of Montana received approval from the Park County Commission this month to create 12 commercial lots on land it owns just east of Livingston.Commissioners voted unanimously Sept. 8 to approve the LLC's final plat application for the Yellowstone Reserve Commercial Park Subdivision. One of the county's planners hailed the work of the project team members and said they "exceeded the expectations in typical subdivisions that we see.""This final plat application will set the bar for final plat applications going forward," Park County Planner Mike Inman told commissioners Sept. 8. "Their engineering firm did a great job. If you’ve gone out and looked at it, you can see that it was really well thought out and well put together, so I would like to congratulate them on a job well done.”The project engineering firm is WWC Engineering, based in Helena.All future buildings at the site will have to conform to the state fire code, and the fire fill site that has been installed meets the state fire code, according to Inman. The fire chief of Park County Rural Fire District #1 tested the fill site and said it’s the best in Park County, Inman added.Park County Commissioner Jennifer Vermillion had high praise after reading through the development's protective covenants, conditions, and restrictions.“I’m very impressed with the care you’ve taken in ensuring the development is done with character and a sensitivity to the surrounding area, so thank you,” she told the development team.The LLC is managed by Joe Bailey and Michelle Franks, according to the company’s 2026 annual report.</div></body>

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Belgrade-based Bailey Enterprises of Montana received approval from the Park County Commission this month to create 12 commercial lots on land it owns just east of Livingston. Commissioners voted unanimously Sept. 8 to approve the LLC's final plat application for the Yellowstone Reserve Commercial Park Subdivision. One of the county's planners hailed the work of the project team members and said they "exceeded the expectations in typical subdivisions that we see."

Belgrade developer approved for Park County commercial project

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Belgrade-based Bailey Enterprises of Montana received approval from the Park County Commission this month to create 12 commercial lots on land it owns just

Belgrade developer approved for Park County commercial project

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