Newsletters – Valley Advocates For Responsible Development

October 27, 2021
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Draft Land Development Code Continued…

Did you wait on zoom this past Monday evening to give comment on the draft Land Use Code and eventually leave frustrated? Well, you can still comment! Due to limitations on the number of participants…

It’s time to Tamp the Glamp!

Glamour camping - also known as "Glamping" can be super fun and generate lots of tourism revenue within a community. BUT how much is too much? There are actually SIX separate campground/RV park proposals currently…

Summer 2019 Newsletter

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: What's our twenty, Teton Valley? Where have we been? Where are we going? Land use and planning updates from Driggs, Victor, Teton County. Click here to view.

Summer 2018 Newsletter

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Is the boom back? What's happening in Alta? VARD collaborates with U of WY to resuscitate the Teton View Regional Plan. Check out our new interactive development map, and meet our new…

Spring 2017 Newsletter!

INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Teton Valley's shared values, A HAPI ending for Saddleback Vistas, the Teton Creek Corridor Project, Debunking the Draft Code, Wildlife Rehab Center, Bates Bridge River Access Park, Mountain & Resort Town Planners…

Summer 2016 Newsletter!

15 Years of Advocacy for Open Spaces, Wild Places, and Vibrant Towns. What does advocacy look like? What can it accomplish? Click here to download our summer 2016 newsletter.

Summer 2015 Newsletter (580kb)

Housing Matters! A detailed look at Teton County's housing needs. And "parklet" is coming to downtown Driggs. Read the Summer 2015 newsletter here.

October 16, 2014
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Fall 2014 Newsletter, 1.7 MB

In VARD’s Fall 2014 Newsletter, we give readers a brief snapshot about the projects we have been working on, such as our local advocacy for grassroots community planning and more! Read VARD's 2014 Fall Newsletter

Summer 2014, 1.5 MB

In VARD’s Summer 2014 Newsletter we take a look at why planning matters and how Teton County’s current zoning pattern was created. We also ask our readers to guess the zoning of four distinctive places…