Earlier this year, Teton County unanimously prevailed at the Idaho Supreme Court in their 5-year legal battle against Burns Concrete over their 2007 denial of the 75-foot batch plant tower at 1750N and Highway 33 that Burns desired to build.
continue readingCounty Commissioners unanimously adopt new Comp Plan!
continue readingThe Teton County Planing & Zoning Commission unanimously recommended approval of the new Comprehensive Plan.
continue readingDriggs P&Z unanimously recommends denial of the Burns Concrete height variance to build a 75-foot batch plant tower.
continue readingTeton County forecloses on five parcels owing property taxes since 2008. More may soon be coming.
continue readingThe Board of County Commissioners vacated two more “paper plats” bringing the total up to 4 vacated subdivisions, comprising 79 lots on 313 acres.
continue readingDriggs P&Z recommends that Teton County not revoke the M1 zoning on the Burns Concrete Batch plant tower.
continue readingP&Z considers height regulations, recommends change to residential height limitations.
continue readingOn a 2:1 split vote, the County Commissioners deny conditional use permit for LDS meeting house.
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