ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Teton County Solid Waste Transfer Station Upgrades - Task 1
Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
This RFP is for the construction of the Teton County Solid Waste Transfer Station Upgrades - Task 1.
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Aug 19, 2026
Closes
Sep 9, 2026
This RFP is for the construction of the Teton County Solid Waste Transfer Station Upgrades - Task 1.
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13,254
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Teton County
The commission addressed several Land Development Code (LDC) amendment requests, including a proposal from THH LLC to increase guest unit capacity on properties and a proposal from Taylor Cook to create a new Residential 2.5 zoning district. Other key action items included the Spud Drive-In Special Use Permit, the Wild Water/Teton West school zone change, and the Rodman-Wojas zone change. Additionally, the commission evaluated the Smallwood Ridgeline Ranch Event Barn Special Use Permit application, debated the Agricultural Protection Areas Ordinance, and reviewed the Good Fortune Acres Short Plat.
The Commission addressed an application for a Special Use Permit for the Smallwood Ridgeline Ranch Event Barn, ultimately recommending approval to the Board of County Commissioners with several conditions including parking definition, dust mitigation, traffic studies, buffering, and noise mitigation. Additionally, the Commission discussed and voted on a proposed Agricultural Protection Areas Ordinance, and reviewed the Written Decision for the Good Fortune Acres Short Plat. Work sessions concerning Exempt Family Land Divisions and Natural Resource Protection were postponed.
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The Board meeting covered a wide range of operational and development topics. Key actions included the approval of a special use permit for gravel operations, the final plat for the Teton Reserve PUD, and a pesticide discharge management plan. The Board reviewed and authorized various infrastructure improvements, such as HVAC upgrades, annex renovations, and traffic safety planning. Financial and administrative items addressed included the approval of public service agreements, grant applications for equipment, traffic monitoring purchases, and budget allocations for road maintenance and fair operations. Discussions were also held regarding wastewater treatment solutions, fee adjustments, and updates on legislative impacts to domestic well subdivisions.
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