With the Fenn cottage court project being a pressing concern to Victor residents, the question is: What's the impact of Victor design standards on cottage courts? Do they make a substantial difference? We've provided a comparison…
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Want to support our grassroots community planning work AND great local businesses? Now you can save open spaces, wild places, AND satisfy your sweet tooth! Just stop by Yeti's Post in Driggs and buy a…
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Back by popular demand! Come learn all the latest news on growth and development in Victor. As our community experiences development whack-a-mole, we invite you to play human whack-a-mole! Fun for kids AND adults! AND…
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August 6, 2019 Teton County Planning & Zoning Commission 150 Courthouse Drive Driggs, Idaho 83422 Re: Moose Creek Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Application Dear Commissioners: We find that the application, as proposed, does not comply…
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE: What's our twenty, Teton Valley? Where have we been? Where are we going? Land use and planning updates from Driggs, Victor, Teton County. Click here to view.
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I was sorry to read of Molly Absolon’s frustrations expressed in her editorial last week. Such frustrations, in my opinion, are cured by open communication and good, old-fashioned sunlight......(Click here to read more)
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Victor is BOOMING. So where do YOU want to GROW? Victor Voters Fight the Fenn Development A citizen initiative petition was submitted to the City of Victor for approval yesterday, calling for the Fenn property and…
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Tyvek is popping up throughout Victor. Public notices stand in farm fields. A whole lotta dirt is getting moved in Driggs. Incase you were wondering, yes the boom is back. So how can the Teton…
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This bad bill was officially defeated by a vote of 30-38-2 in the Idaho House of Representatives yesterday! Our local District 32 Representative Marc Gibbs joined the majority vote to kill this harmful bill which would…
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