Learning Academy CUP approved; Milk Creek Road vacation continued
The BOCC stated the need for a more detailed proposal before they could make a decision about vacating Milk Creek Road.
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Milk Creek Estates PUD has outstanding issues to be resolved; Meridian Village PUD has outstanding issues to be resolved.
Milk Creek Estates PUD continued with conditionsThis was a proposal for a 7-lot planned unit development (PUD) on 67.93 acres out by River Rim, abutting Highway 33. Two years ago, VARD spoke in favor of… continue readingOver 300 "unoccupied" homes to be added to the tax rolls; Ongoing discussion of the proposed Driggs Centre water hookup;
The county assessor reported that there are over 300 occupied homes currently not on the county tax roll because they never obtained a certificate of occupancy.
continue readingScenic River Estates approved with conditions; Canyon Creek Ranch continued until January.
Scenic River Estates PUD received unanimous approval with conditions; Canyon Creek Ranch instructed to resolve questions and return in January.
continue readingMilk Creek Road recommended for vacation.
Teton County, ID P & Z recommended that the Milk Creek Road on the north end of Teton Valley be vacated with conditions providing for improved public access to public lands in the area.
continue readingDistribution of hospital levy funds; County plowing policy; Extension office offers weed control; Ice rink discussions continue
At the Dec. 8th Work Meeting, Commissioners discussed distribution of hospital levy funds, the County plowing policy was reiterated, the extension office reported on weed control, and an update was given on the Teton Basin Ice Rink.
continue reading84 land use applications pending before the county
Planning Administrator Patrick Vaile gave the board an update on the planning department's workload
continue reading84 development applications pending; Cathedral Ridge extension granted; County to run transfer station; Driggs Centre water usage negotiation.
Planning Administrator Patrick Vaile gave a report on the current workload of the planning office.
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