Commissioners debate guns in the courthouse, Loosli's scope of work, and whether to pay him for talking to the media as well as work that predates his contract with Teton County
continue readingThe Commissioners debate funding a Recreation Master Plan. There is a split vote to pay Loosli $50/hour; he still has no scope of work. The Commissioners talk "Agenda 21" with State Legislators.
continue readingThe County Commissioners meet with the consultants from Code Studio, who emphasize to the County Commissioners: You must get your policies in order first before tackling any new code writing.
continue readingBefore Department Business was discussed, Commissioner Rinaldi suggested that the county record meetings and post them on the county’s website, so that the public has access to the meeting before minutes become available.
continue readingThe meeting began with the BOCC’s first “Morning Mic” session, a 15-30 minute public comment session that will be held at the beginning of each commissioner meeting. Commissioner Park proposed the “morning mic” sessions as a way to eliminate divisions in the community.
continue readingBoard of County Commissioners vote on (1) changes to housing setbacks, (2) a new sign ordinance, and (3) the replat of the Willows Planned Unit Development (located along Teton Creek and Ski Hill Road).
continue readingBoard of County Commissioners allows for 3 year heli-skiing Temporary Use Permit, subject to 15 preconditions of approval.
continue readingThe Willows planned unit development is vacated, and the new replat is tabled, while 30 additional lots in Blue Indian Subdivision are approved on a 2:1 split vote.
continue readingOne of the highest-density developments ever approved in Teton County has now been unanimously vacated by the Board of County Commissioners.
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