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P&Z Re-hearing Silver Dollar II Preliminary Plat recommended for approval; Gilroy CUP for duplex recommended for denial; Kincaid CUP for four-plex recommended for denial

This was a re-hearing of several applications heard in April without a quorom of the P&Z Commission.

MD Nursery permit discussed; Subdivision vacation at 528 South 50 West approved; Pitchfork PUD Final Plat approved

The 60-day deadline for MD Nursery to re-submit its conditional use permit application as directed by P&Z has passed.

Jackson Hole Auto Brokers and need for CUP enforcement; Koch Dog Grooming CUP; Road vacations in Felt

During the deliberation, Commissioner Heileson stated that when this subdivision was approved (she sat on the commission at the time) screening and fencing was a requirement in the CCRs and the development agreement

VARD proposes solution to fund county planning; MD fails to resubmit CUP application as required; New solid waste fees to go to public hearing; Costs of new courthouse; County to hire compliance officer

VARD praised all of the county's planning efforts with Clarion as a priceless investment in our community's future financial stability.

VARD's comments on the proposed Traditional Neighborhood Design Overlay, which will be heard in a public hearing sometime in May.

Decision Makers: City of VictorTopic: VARD's comments on the proposed Traditional Neighborhood Design Overlay, which will be heard in a public hearing sometime in May. City of VictorPlanning and Zoning Commission, City Council, City StaffPO…

Sunset Village continued hearing

The council tabled the plat to give the developer the opportunity to:
-write up a memorandum of understanding on deed restricting the affordable housing

Revised Solid Waste Fees and Sorting Systems Discussed; Eastern Idaho Public Health Presentation; Road Re-naming; Gee PUD required to do an NP study; Expert Review Committee Discussed; Fire Code Compliance Question

VARD is pleased to see the Board acknowledging the intent of the ordinance and choosing to enforce it consistently. Protecting the quality of our groundwater couldn't be more important.

The sky is falling, or is it?

Newspaper: Teton Valley News

There's a well-known fable about Chicken Little, a chicken who is hit on the head by a falling acorn.

Addressing Ordinance; Gee PUD raises water protection issues, is tabled; Dog Ordinance; Buckskin Plains passed with outstanding issues

VARD's position is that both the intent and plain language of the NP ordinance require the study to be done whenever there is groundwater within 10 feet of the surface, which is the case with this development.