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Zone change application for property that was formerly the Movin' Sol Hostel

The Driggs P&Z passed on a recommendation to approve a zone change from neighborhood commercial (C-1) to central business district (CBD)

Emergency Moratorium Resolution Adopted

At around 1am this morning after a public hearing lasting over six hours, the Teton County Board of County Commissioners passed an emergency moratorium resolution

Emergency Public Hearing on Moratorium

This morning the Board of County Commissioners decided to hold a public hearing tonight at 6:30pm at the high school regarding the emergency moratorium resolution proposed

Statement from Kathy Rinaldi, VARD's Executive Director, issued March 25th, on the proposed emergency moratorium resolution

The choices before us are 1) Do nothing and hope the current crises facing the community rectify themselves 2) Take action

VARD's statement at the emergency moratorium public hearing

I find it very unfortunate that we are in the position today where the county feels its only option is a moratorium. Nevertheless, I support the commissioners’ decision on a moratorium because

Emergency moratorium resolution public hearing

Monday evening the commissioners held a pubilc hearing in the high school auditorium, which was almost filled to capacity.

Emergency moratorium resolution; affrodable housing; solid waste contractor decision

The day started out with a packed courthouse

Redtail revised preliminary plat

The revised design of Redtail is a significant improvement over the previous design, and raises the bar

Redtail revised preliminary plat approved

The city council had approved a preliminary plat for Redtail in September of last year, but the developer, Geordie Gillett, went back to the drawing board in order to address many comments regarding the proposed development’s probable impacts to wil