The new online poll in the Jackson Hole News&Guide is asking what you would like to see a possible future SPET go toward. With a general excise tax shot down in November now off the table, a Community Priorities Fund is still in need of actual funding. Will this come from SPET, or would you rather see something else done […]
We’re passing along this fantastic letter to your elected leaders from former SHJH director and now board member Armond Acri. It’s concerning the proposed North Cache Wildlife Viewing Platform, which was up for final approval on December 19 and, in fact, did pass on a 4-1 vote with councilman Jim Stanford opposed. The artwork has rankled some on a number […]
Plans to explore some kind of renter’s protection in Jackson Hole are underway. Mayor-elect Pete Muldoon is leading the charge to try to see how the town can get involved through ordinance or other methods of drawing up laws that could cap rents or provide more recourses for tenants when dealing with property-owning landlords. While SHJH is troubled by landlords […]
Hidden Hollow moved forward this week when the town council approved the sketch plan for the 168-unit residential neighborhood on Monday. Background Hidden Hollow is a proposed development for the former Forest Service property on North Cache. The Hansen brothers from Idaho Falls—who also own Bischoff in Jackson—purchased the 10-acre parcel last year. The property was also rezoned in 2015 […]
