Author: vardadmin

Trail Creek Partners LLC's request for a permit to build in the Trail Creek floodplain

VARD opposes this request for a CUP because the integrity of the floodplain will be compromised

Edge Wireless tower and non-compliance with the existing Tetonia code

Clearly, according to the zoning code, a telecommunications tower is not an allowed use in this Agricultural Zone.

Sunset Village final plat tabled for further information

VARD believes Victor is taking a wise approach to managing growth and protecting quality of life in Victor by asking the developer to show that his development won’t place an undue burden on the schools and other services upon which we all depend.

Kincaid conditional use permit (CUP) application to build a 4-plex in the rural county

Our comprehensive plan states that "higher density developments should be located within or near their (the cities') areas of impact"

Gilroy conditional use permit (CUP) to build duplex

VARD has the following concerns with this proposal to build an additional duplex in the rural county

Canyon Creek Ranch preliminary plat application

Here it is: the first of several large, rural PUDs up for review by the county.  The P&Z's goal should be to ensure that these developments are financially and environmentally sustainable.

Preliminary Plat for Jensen Corner in-fill proposal

Marshal McInnis proposed 8 lots, in the form of 4 duplexes, on three quarters of an acre located at 3rd Street and Ashley Avenue in Driggs. 

J Lazy H presentation, Canyon Creek hearing and Silver Dollar II hearing postponed; Tetonia Properties gravel pit recommended for approval; Gilroy duplex CUP and Kincaid four-plex CUP recommended for denial

Due to illnesses, only three of the seven P&Z commissioners attended the April 8th P&Z Commission meeting.  On Tuesday, April 15th the P&Z will hold a special meeting to consider the following items that chose to wait until there is a quo

Set the Bar High: Teton Valley is worth it

Newspaper: Teton Valley News

Canyon Creek, Mahogany Ridge and J Lazy H Ranch will total over 2,590 units on 12,457 acres in some of the most remote corners of the valley. 2,590 units translate into 7,511 people.