Earlier this year a developer bought the rights to a project that is between the parking garage and the Center for the Arts in Jackson. He asked Town Council to approve an extension of his permit. To get that extension he agreed to keep the previously approved building height at 46 feet and agreed to set the 4th story back […]
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is completing their employee housing project behind the K-mart. As the begin to plan for the next phase, they have decided that they now want more density. This is in addition to the density bonus the Town gave them for the initial phase. We did not oppose the original project which built 3 story buildings in […]
Are you curious about what is being proposed in the new zoning regulations for the Downtown area? Click the link below and read on to see if we can answer your questions. You can send comments to Town Council. Analysis-of-proposed-Downtown-District-2-Zoning-Regulations
Shooting Star is asking our County Commissioners to remove one of the conditions of approval for their 2005 Resort Zoning. The change would allow 68 units to be rented short term. This condition was placed on the development because the Commissioners were trying to make at least part of Teton Village into a real village with people who lived there rather than […]
Town Council is proposing regulations to allow all but the very largest development projects to avoid public hearings. Why are they doing this? Because they heard from developers that it was a hardship to wait 90 to 120 days for “due process.” If you don’t want to be muzzled, contact Town Council and the Mayor: electedofficials@ci.jackson.wy.us Tell them you want […]
SHJH submitted the following comments to our elected official on the proposed “administrative changes” to the Land Development Regulations: We believe Paul D’Amours brought up valid points on Home Business/Home Occupancy at the recent joint meeting. We hope you will not ignore his comments. Our position on home business is that any home business must have the same impact […]
