Upload File

how to place a public notice public notice? jackson hole...

  • Home
  • Documents
  • How to place a Public Notice Public Notice? Jackson Hole ...bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/jhnewsand...Company 57,107.62 / Nfpa 1,165.50 Ninety-Eight Electric, Inc. 621.74
8
How to place a Public Notice Jackson Hole News&Guide • PO Box 7445 Jackson, WY 83002 • (307) 733-2047 Rate: $8.75 per column inch Preferred Method of Submission is via Email in a Word/Text document to [email protected]. Legals submitted via hard copy or PDF will be charged a typsetting fee of $10.00 per typed page LEGAL DEADLINE: FRIDAY AT 3:00 PM • AGENDAS • Teton County Board of Commissioners Voucher Meeting Notice 200 S. Willow, Jackson, Wyoming Monday, November 3, 2014, 9:00 a.m. Meeting agenda available at: http://www.tetonwyo.org/bcc/ meeting/county-commissioners-voucher-meeting/5627/ Meeting streaming is available from website. Publish: 10/29/14 • OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS • OFFICIAL SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TETON COUNTY, WY The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 6, 2014 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:05 a.m. Commission present: Hank Phibbs, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim. ADOPT AGENDA Ben Ellis moved to adopt the published agenda with the addi- tion of #4 Wyoming Downs LLC request for a continuation. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously. PUBLIC COMMENT none ACTION ITEMS: 1. Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the September 29, 2014 vouchers in the amount of $1,259,802.34. Barbara Allen sec- onded and the motion passed unanimously. 2. Consideration of an Amendment Adding $8,400 to the JH Air Agreement Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery presented a revised annual contract with Jackson Hole Air for a total of $18,400.00 to allow for additional ski pass discounts, transferrable passes and vouchers. Paul Vogelheim recused himself since he is on the board of Jackson Hole Air. Ben Ellis moved to approve the Contract for Services with Jackson Hole Air for $18,400.00 as presented by staff. Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed 4-0 with Paul Vogelheim recused. 3. Consideration of a Buyer’s Agent Agreement with Re/Max Obsidian Real Estate (Brett McPeak) Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery presented a buyer’s agent agreement with Re/Max Obsidian Real Estate to repre- sent Teton County in real estate transactions. Ben Ellis moved to approve the Buyer’s Agent Agreement with Re/Max Obsidian Real Estate as presented with the addition to Section 9 to exclude properties signed with Mr. Bradley. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously. 4. Wyoming Downs LLC request for a continuation Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery presented a request on behalf of Wyoming Downs to continue this item to either November 11 or 18. The Board asked staff to follow-up in public notice to the com- munity. Ben Ellis moved to approve the request to continue the Wyoming Downs, LLC meeting item to November 18, 2014. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously. DISCUSSION ITEMS: 1. Matters from Commissioners The weekly calendars were reviewed. Special Meetings and Workshops were set up for the Snake River Management Plan on November 17, the Aspens Master Plan on November 10, and the Integrated Transportation Plan sometime in December. The format of the staff Transportation Advisory Committee meetings was discussed. Ben Ellis updated the Board on recruitment and training tak- ing place at the Sheriff’s office. Melissa Turley gave an update on Central Wyoming College space needs and degree programs. Paul Vogelheim updated the Board that the new Housing Authority interim Director is Stacy Stoker, the Alta Solid Waste Disposal group met over the weekend. Hank Phibbs discussed an Order regarding the Henninger matter and requested it be added to the October 13 voucher meeting. 2. Matters for Discussion / Updates The October 7 regular meeting agenda was reviewed and items were proposed for the consent agenda. Town/County Planning Director Tyler Sinclair introduced new county planner Kristi Malone. He and Alex Norton provided updates on staffing in the planning department, departmental work plan on the Land Development Regulations project, on the Housing Assessment, and the rural LDRs. Human Resource Manager Julianne Fries spoke to Delta Dental fees and requested a short workshop with them. County Engineer Sean O’Malley provided updates on the Spring Gulch Road intersection construction, South Park Loop, grant funding for the landfill, and his meeting with Steve Kane the Park Biologist. Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling Director Heather Overholser spoke to SLIB funding that was secured last week for $1.875 million for the landfill closure and provided a handout on County Planning, DEQ Permitting, Procurement and Construction on the Scale House, Trash Transfer Station, Landfill Closure and Composting projects. From the Housing Authority, Stacy Stoker offered her assis- tance to the Board during her interim position. IT Director Eve Lynes provided an update on broadcast- ing commissioner meetings and she is working on a RFQ to acquire professional services. Pathways Coordinator Brian Schilling provided an update on the Stilson project and winter grooming. The Board discussed an administrative scholarship question regarding one student requesting an absence due to illness. EXECUTIVE SESSION At 11:13 a.m., Paul Vogelheim moved to enter executive ses- sion pursuant to Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(iii) to consider a matter concerning proposed or pending litigation to which the governing body may be a party. Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Commission present: Hank Phibbs, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim. Others present: Sherry Daigle, Keith Gingery, Bob McLaurin, and Sandy Birdyshaw Bob McLaurin left at 11:17 a.m. At 11:38 a.m. Barbara Allen moved to adjourn from execu- tive session, Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. No action was taken. ADJOURNMENT Barbara Allen moved to adjourn, Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 11:39 a.m. Respectfully submitted: spb TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS /s/ Hank Phibbs, Chairman ATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County Clerk 10-06-14 Warrant List: Ace Hardware 1,039.25 / The Active Network, Inc. 4,575.38 / Advanced Sign 780.00 Airgas Usa Llc 87.25 / Ait Laboratories 1,020.00 / Aladtec, Inc. 1,695.00 Alder Environmental Llc 425.00 / Andrew Fleck 52.50 Apparatus Equipment & Services Inc 1,574.95 / Arleen Wermuth 52.50 Big Bear Towing & Repair 125.00 / Bison Lumber 846.96 Biota Research & Consulting Inc. 6,766.50 Biota Research & Consulting, Inc. 30,865.22 / Bob Barker Company, Inc. 566.65 Boundtree Medical 90.72 / B.P. Painting & Refinishing Inc. 1,500.00 Brand X Equipment 220.96 / Buck Fairbanks Electric Inc 420.00 C&A Professional Cleaning Llc 2,520.00 / Cdw Government, Inc. 3,666.54 Century Link 116.62 / Cellbrite Usa, Inc 2,499.99 / Chief 35.69 Clark Allan 175.00 / Cowboy Plumbing & Heating Inc 5,523.71 Cowboy Supply House 212.62 / Dave Gustafson 52.50 / Dbr, Inc. 75.00 Dell Marketing L.P. 1,698.36 / Dero 3,464.00 Department Of Workforce Services 26,700.94 / Dkota Investments Inc. 9,500.00 Donna M. Baur 179.20 / D. Terry Rogers 152.58 / Eagle Towing 125.00 Entenmann-Rovin Co. 79.00 / Erin E. Weisman 385.34 / Exposure Signs Inc. 76.50 Fall River Rural Elec. Coop.,Inc. 366.71 / Federal Express Corp. 24.03 Yellow Iron Excavating Llc 100,821.99 First American Title Insurance Co. 125.00 / Fire Services Of Idaho 110.75 Global Star Usa 279.12 / Grainger 79.65 / Greenwood Mapping,Inc 3,978.00 Jacob Henrie 320.00 / Jackson Curbside, Inc 150.00 / Jackson Lumber 127.80 Jason Johnson 767.86 / Jd Construction Inc. 539.74 / Jirdon 1,604.00 Jorgensen Associates Pc 36,552.36 / John Deere Landscapes Llc 619.05 John Kidwell 900.00 / John Kleinheinz 26,000.00 / Jordyn Mcdougall 388.64 Justine Logan 274.40 / Children’s Learning Center 50,610.25 Linton’s Big R 18.95 / Lifemed Safety Inc. 920.00 / L.N. Curtis & Sons 1,093.51 Lse, Inc. 2,687.00 / Lucian Carter 52.50 / Matthew Bender & Co.,Inc. 1,162.80 Margarito Tzompa 900.00 / Meridian Engineering P.C. 13,685.00 Michael R. Crook 52.50 / Mike’s Heating Service 270.00 Midland Implement Company Inc. 97.36 / Monika Flanigan 459.47 Motorola Inc 9,604.50 / Most Wanted Performance Llc 10,958.00 Nelson Engineering Company 57,107.62 / Nfpa 1,165.50 Ninety-Eight Electric, Inc. 621.74 / Pioneer Environmental Services Inc. 600.00 Pierson Land Works, Llc 3,026.25 / Pine Needle Embroidery 50.00 Planet Jackson Hole 1,271.00 / Plainsman Printing & Supply 1,005.79 Porters Office Products 308.56 / Hoback Stores 289.79 Hal Johnson Jr-Professional Express 716.50 / Pss World Medical Inc. 3,856.58 R&D Sweeping & Asphalt Maint Lc 60,234.25 / Rendezvous River Sports 2,320.80 Recreation Supply Company 364.00 / Rocky Mountain Boiler Inc. 250.00 Rocky Mountain Powersports & Auto 13,659.00 / Robert Mclaurin 3,000.00 Ron’s Towing 125.00 / Rubicon Global Llc 765.00 / Sams Club 386.11 Shelley Fairbanks 52.50 / Shervin’s Indep. Oil 40.00 / Shawn Stephens 52.50 Signature Party Rental 312.70 / Silver Star Communications 420.00 Smith Electric Inc. 8,861.02 / S & S Worldwide, Inc. 106.25 Stewart Construction Services Inc. 9,752.00 / Stericycle, Inc. 445.13 St. John’s Medical Center 621.00 / Standard Plumbing Supply 9.37 Stinky Prints, Inc. 1,051.53 / Stryker Sales Corporation 300.00 Stitch Upholstery 185.00 / Stephen Weichman 1,957.01 Teton County Housing Authority 35,083.00 / Teton County Library 5,400.00 Teton County Library 200.00 / Teton County Public Health 61.00 Teton Co. School District #1 5,933.68 / Teton County Treasurer 13,461.03 Teton County Treasurer 13,660.90 / Teton County Treasurer 344.67 Teton County Treasurer 15,109.53 / Teton County Treasurer 13,402.23 Teton County Treasurer 35,083.00 / Teton County Treasurer 250,623.12 Terra Firma Organics, Inc. 44,954.25 / Teton Media Works Inc. 2,223.28 Teton Pathology Pc 2,400.00 / Teton Rental Center 28.50 / Teton Signs 795.38 Teton Trash Removal Inc. 1,154.85 / Thos Y. Pickett & Company, Inc. 19,000.00 Tkh Design Inc. 136.99 / Town Of Jackson 104,348.00 / Town Of Jackson 41,499.22 Tony Ostoja 8.00 / Travis John Riddell Md. 800.00 / Vaughn Distributing 489.27 Valley Office Systems 78.47 / Verizon Wireless 80.02 / Visa 21,519.74 Warren Pennick 52.50 / Waste Management 225.00 Westwood Curtis Construction Inc 2,561.72 / West Payment Center 905.40 Wex Bank 114.14 / White Glove Professional Clng Inc. 12,687.00 Wheeling Park Commission 320.32 / Wilderness & Mountain Medicine Pc 250.00 William R. Smith M.D. 1,250.00 / Wyoming Bank & Trust 59,250.00 Wy. Department Of Transportation 5.00 / Wyoming Glass Works, Inc. 692.26 Wyoming Drywall 1,778.00 Publish: 10/29/14 OFFICIAL SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TETON COUNTY, WY The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 7, 2014 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:02 a.m. and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. ROLL CALL County Commissioners: Hank Phibbs Chair, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim. MINUTES Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the minutes of County Commissioner meetings dated 9/15/2014, 9/16/2014, 9/22/2014, and 9/29/2014. Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously. ADOPTION OF AGENDA Paul Vogelheim moved to adopt today’s published agenda with the following changes: To Withdraw: MFS 3 - Consideration of a Construction Contract for Fairgrounds Phase 2A SPET Improvements To Add: MFS 19 - Consideration of a Purchase of Materials for Underground Utilities for the Teton County Fair Development Project To Postpone to October 21: MFS 17 - Consideration of 2015 Employee Health Benefit Plan Design MFS 18 - Consideration of 2015 Retiree Health Benefit Plan Design Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Melissa Turley moved to add the following items to a Consent Agenda: MATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF: 2. Consideration of the 2014 Buffalo Valley Tree Management Project Contract 5. Consideration of a Resolution Setting Liquor License Fees 8. Consideration of a Lease Agreement with Teton Tiny Tots, LLC 11. Consideration of an Addendum to the Yellow Iron Excavating Concrete Crushing and Recycling Contract 15. Consideration of a Purchase for a Mid-Size SUV for the Engineering Department 16. Consideration of a Purchase for Storm Sewers for the Teton County Fair Development Project 19. Consideration of a Purchase of Materials for Underground Utilities for the Teton County Fair Development Project Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously. CONSENT AGENDA Melissa Turley moved to approve the items on the Consent Agenda with the motions as stated in their staff reports. MATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF:2. Consideration of the 2014 Buffalo Valley Tree Management Project Contract To approve and award the Buffalo Valley Tree Management contract to Trees Inc. in the amount of $23,900.00. 5. Consideration of a Resolution Setting Liquor License Fees RESOLUTION (Liquor License Fees) WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners is required to uniformly set and assess license or permit fees for each par- ticular class of liquor licenses pursuant to Wyoming Statute §12-4-101(d) NOW THEREFORE, having duly met at a regular meeting and considered the matter, it is RESOLVED, that the fees shall be uniformly assessed on an annual basis as follows: Class of Liquor License Fee Retail Liquor License $1,500.00 Malt Beverage Permit $350.00 Special Club Licenses $1,500.00 Resort Liquor License $3,000.00 Restaurant Liquor License $3,000.00 Microbrewery Permit $500.00 Winery Permit $500.00 Winery Satellite Permit $100.00 per satellite location Distillery Satellite Permit $100.00 per satellite location Bar and Grill Liquor License $3,000.00 24 hour Catering Permit $100.00 24 hour Malt Beverage Permit $100.00 Adopted on the 7th day of October, 2014. TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS To adopt the Resolution setting annual Liquor License Fees as presented today. 8. Consideration of a Lease Agreement with Teton Tiny Tots, LLC To approve and request and require the Chair to sign the Space and Use Agreement between Teton County, Wyoming TETON COUNTY NOTICES Teton County Board of Commissioners Public NOTICES What is a Public Notice? These pages include a variety of notices required by Town, County and State statutes and regulations. These notices include Meeting Agendas, proposed city and county ordinances, tax and budget information, Liquor Licenses, foreclosures, summonses and bid invitations. OCTOBER 29, 2014

Upload: others

Post on 06-Feb-2021

7 views

Category:

Documents


0 download

Report

TRANSCRIPT

  • How to place a Public Notice Jackson Hole News&Guide • PO Box 7445Jackson, WY 83002 • (307) 733-2047

    Rate: $8.75 per column inch

    Preferred Method of Submission is via Email in a Word/Text

    document to [email protected]. Legals submitted

    via hard copy or PDF will be charged a typsetting fee of $10.00

    per typed page

    LEGAL DEADLINE: FRIDAY AT 3:00 PM

    • AGENDAS •

    Teton County Board of Commissioners Voucher Meeting Notice200 S. Willow, Jackson, Wyoming Monday, November 3, 2014, 9:00 a.m.

    Meeting agenda available at: http://www.tetonwyo.org/bcc/meeting/county-commissioners-voucher-meeting/5627/Meeting streaming is available from website.Publish: 10/29/14

    • OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS •

    OFFICIAL SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TETON COUNTY, WY

    The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 6, 2014 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:05 a.m.Commission present: Hank Phibbs, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim.ADOPT AGENDABen Ellis moved to adopt the published agenda with the addi-tion of #4 Wyoming Downs LLC request for a continuation. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.PUBLIC COMMENTnoneACTION ITEMS:1. Consideration of Payment of County VouchersPaul Vogelheim moved to approve the September 29, 2014 vouchers in the amount of $1,259,802.34. Barbara Allen sec-onded and the motion passed unanimously.2. Consideration of an Amendment Adding $8,400 to the JH Air AgreementDeputy County Attorney Keith Gingery presented a revised annual contract with Jackson Hole Air for a total of $18,400.00 to allow for additional ski pass discounts, transferrable passes and vouchers.Paul Vogelheim recused himself since he is on the board of Jackson Hole Air.Ben Ellis moved to approve the Contract for Services with Jackson Hole Air for $18,400.00 as presented by staff. Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed 4-0 with Paul Vogelheim recused.3. Consideration of a Buyer’s Agent Agreement with Re/Max Obsidian Real Estate (Brett McPeak)Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery presented a buyer’s agent agreement with Re/Max Obsidian Real Estate to repre-sent Teton County in real estate transactions. Ben Ellis moved to approve the Buyer’s Agent Agreement with Re/Max Obsidian Real Estate as presented with the addition to Section 9 to exclude properties signed with Mr. Bradley. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.4. Wyoming Downs LLC request for a continuationDeputy County Attorney Keith Gingery presented a request on behalf of Wyoming Downs to continue this item to either November 11 or 18.The Board asked staff to follow-up in public notice to the com-munity.Ben Ellis moved to approve the request to continue the Wyoming Downs, LLC meeting item to November 18, 2014. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.DISCUSSION ITEMS:1. Matters from CommissionersThe weekly calendars were reviewed. Special Meetings and Workshops were set up for the Snake River Management Plan on November 17, the Aspens Master Plan on November 10, and the Integrated Transportation Plan sometime in December. The format of the staff Transportation Advisory Committee meetings was discussed.Ben Ellis updated the Board on recruitment and training tak-ing place at the Sheriff’s office.Melissa Turley gave an update on Central Wyoming College space needs and degree programs.Paul Vogelheim updated the Board that the new Housing Authority interim Director is Stacy Stoker, the Alta Solid Waste Disposal group met over the weekend.Hank Phibbs discussed an Order regarding the Henninger matter and requested it be added to the October 13 voucher meeting.2. Matters for Discussion / Updates The October 7 regular meeting agenda was reviewed and items were proposed for the consent agenda.Town/County Planning Director Tyler Sinclair introduced new county planner Kristi Malone. He and Alex Norton provided updates on staffing in the planning department, departmental work plan on the Land Development Regulations project, on the Housing Assessment, and the rural LDRs.Human Resource Manager Julianne Fries spoke to Delta Dental fees and requested a short workshop with them.County Engineer Sean O’Malley provided updates on the Spring Gulch Road intersection construction, South Park Loop, grant funding for the landfill, and his meeting with Steve Kane the Park Biologist.

    Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling Director Heather Overholser spoke to SLIB funding that was secured last week for $1.875 million for the landfill closure and provided a handout on County Planning, DEQ Permitting, Procurement and Construction on the Scale House, Trash Transfer Station, Landfill Closure and Composting projects.From the Housing Authority, Stacy Stoker offered her assis-tance to the Board during her interim position.IT Director Eve Lynes provided an update on broadcast-ing commissioner meetings and she is working on a RFQ to acquire professional services.Pathways Coordinator Brian Schilling provided an update on the Stilson project and winter grooming.The Board discussed an administrative scholarship question regarding one student requesting an absence due to illness.EXECUTIVE SESSIONAt 11:13 a.m., Paul Vogelheim moved to enter executive ses-sion pursuant to Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(iii) to consider a matter concerning proposed or pending litigation to which the governing body may be a party. Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Commission present: Hank Phibbs, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim.Others present: Sherry Daigle, Keith Gingery, Bob McLaurin, and Sandy BirdyshawBob McLaurin left at 11:17 a.m.At 11:38 a.m. Barbara Allen moved to adjourn from execu-tive session, Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. No action was taken.ADJOURNMENTBarbara Allen moved to adjourn, Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 11:39 a.m. Respectfully submitted: spbTETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Hank Phibbs, ChairmanATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County Clerk10-06-14 Warrant List: Ace Hardware 1,039.25 / The Active Network, Inc. 4,575.38 / Advanced Sign 780.00 Airgas Usa Llc 87.25 / Ait Laboratories 1,020.00 / Aladtec, Inc. 1,695.00 Alder Environmental Llc 425.00 / Andrew Fleck 52.50 Apparatus Equipment & Services Inc 1,574.95 / Arleen Wermuth 52.50 Big Bear Towing & Repair 125.00 / Bison Lumber 846.96 Biota Research & Consulting Inc. 6,766.50 Biota Research & Consulting, Inc. 30,865.22 / Bob Barker Company, Inc. 566.65 Boundtree Medical 90.72 / B.P. Painting & Refinishing Inc. 1,500.00 Brand X Equipment 220.96 / Buck Fairbanks Electric Inc 420.00 C&A Professional Cleaning Llc 2,520.00 / Cdw Government, Inc. 3,666.54 Century Link 116.62 / Cellbrite Usa, Inc 2,499.99 / Chief 35.69 Clark Allan 175.00 / Cowboy Plumbing & Heating Inc 5,523.71 Cowboy Supply House 212.62 / Dave Gustafson 52.50 / Dbr, Inc. 75.00 Dell Marketing L.P. 1,698.36 / Dero 3,464.00 Department Of Workforce Services 26,700.94 / Dkota Investments Inc. 9,500.00 Donna M. Baur 179.20 / D. Terry Rogers 152.58 / Eagle Towing 125.00 Entenmann-Rovin Co. 79.00 / Erin E. Weisman 385.34 / Exposure Signs Inc. 76.50 Fall River Rural Elec.Coop.,Inc. 366.71 / Federal Express Corp. 24.03 Yellow Iron Excavating Llc 100,821.99 First American Title Insurance Co. 125.00 / Fire Services Of Idaho 110.75 Global Star Usa 279.12 / Grainger 79.65 / Greenwood Mapping,Inc 3,978.00 Jacob Henrie 320.00 / Jackson Curbside, Inc 150.00 / Jackson Lumber 127.80 Jason Johnson 767.86 / Jd Construction Inc. 539.74 / Jirdon 1,604.00 Jorgensen Associates Pc 36,552.36 / John Deere Landscapes Llc 619.05 John Kidwell 900.00 / John Kleinheinz 26,000.00 / Jordyn Mcdougall 388.64 Justine Logan 274.40 / Children’s Learning Center 50,610.25 Linton’s Big R 18.95 / Lifemed Safety Inc. 920.00 / L.N. Curtis & Sons 1,093.51 Lse, Inc. 2,687.00 / Lucian Carter 52.50 / Matthew Bender & Co.,Inc. 1,162.80 Margarito Tzompa 900.00 / Meridian Engineering P.C. 13,685.00 Michael R. Crook 52.50 / Mike’s Heating Service 270.00 Midland Implement Company Inc. 97.36 / Monika Flanigan 459.47 Motorola Inc 9,604.50 / Most Wanted Performance Llc 10,958.00 Nelson Engineering Company 57,107.62 / Nfpa 1,165.50 Ninety-Eight Electric, Inc. 621.74 / Pioneer Environmental Services Inc. 600.00 Pierson Land Works, Llc 3,026.25 / Pine Needle Embroidery 50.00 Planet Jackson Hole 1,271.00 / Plainsman Printing & Supply 1,005.79 Porters Office Products 308.56 / Hoback Stores 289.79 Hal Johnson Jr-Professional Express 716.50 / Pss World Medical Inc. 3,856.58 R&D Sweeping & Asphalt Maint Lc 60,234.25 / Rendezvous River Sports 2,320.80 Recreation Supply Company 364.00 / Rocky Mountain Boiler Inc. 250.00 Rocky Mountain Powersports & Auto 13,659.00 / Robert Mclaurin 3,000.00 Ron’s Towing 125.00 / Rubicon Global Llc 765.00 / Sams Club 386.11 Shelley Fairbanks 52.50 / Shervin’s Indep. Oil 40.00 / Shawn Stephens 52.50 Signature Party Rental 312.70 / Silver Star Communications 420.00 Smith Electric Inc. 8,861.02 / S & S Worldwide, Inc. 106.25 Stewart Construction Services Inc. 9,752.00 / Stericycle, Inc. 445.13 St. John’s Medical Center 621.00 / Standard Plumbing Supply 9.37 Stinky Prints, Inc. 1,051.53 / Stryker Sales Corporation 300.00 Stitch Upholstery 185.00 / Stephen Weichman 1,957.01 Teton County Housing Authority 35,083.00 / Teton County Library 5,400.00 Teton County Library 200.00 / Teton County Public Health 61.00 Teton Co. School District #1 5,933.68 / Teton County Treasurer 13,461.03 Teton County Treasurer 13,660.90 / Teton County Treasurer 344.67 Teton County Treasurer 15,109.53 / Teton County Treasurer 13,402.23 Teton County Treasurer 35,083.00 / Teton County Treasurer 250,623.12 Terra Firma Organics, Inc. 44,954.25 / Teton Media Works Inc. 2,223.28 Teton Pathology Pc 2,400.00 / Teton Rental Center 28.50 / Teton Signs 795.38 Teton

    Trash Removal Inc. 1,154.85 / Thos Y. Pickett & Company, Inc. 19,000.00 Tkh Design Inc. 136.99 / Town Of Jackson 104,348.00 / Town Of Jackson 41,499.22 Tony Ostoja 8.00 / Travis John Riddell Md. 800.00 / Vaughn Distributing 489.27 Valley Office Systems 78.47 / Verizon Wireless 80.02 / Visa 21,519.74 Warren Pennick 52.50 / Waste Management 225.00 Westwood Curtis Construction Inc 2,561.72 / West Payment Center 905.40 Wex Bank 114.14 / White Glove Professional Clng Inc. 12,687.00 Wheeling Park Commission 320.32 / Wilderness & Mountain Medicine Pc 250.00 William R. Smith M.D. 1,250.00 / Wyoming Bank & Trust 59,250.00 Wy. Department Of Transportation 5.00 / Wyoming Glass Works, Inc. 692.26 Wyoming Drywall 1,778.00Publish: 10/29/14

    OFFICIAL SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TETON COUNTY, WY The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 7, 2014 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:02 a.m. and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. ROLL CALLCounty Commissioners: Hank Phibbs Chair, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim.MINUTES Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the minutes of County Commissioner meetings dated 9/15/2014, 9/16/2014, 9/22/2014, and 9/29/2014. Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.ADOPTION OF AGENDAPaul Vogelheim moved to adopt today’s published agenda with the following changes:To Withdraw: MFS 3 - Consideration of a Construction Contract for Fairgrounds Phase 2A SPET ImprovementsTo Add: MFS 19 - Consideration of a Purchase of Materials for Underground Utilities for the Teton County Fair Development ProjectTo Postpone to October 21:MFS 17 - Consideration of 2015 Employee Health Benefit Plan Design MFS 18 - Consideration of 2015 Retiree Health Benefit Plan DesignBen Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Melissa Turley moved to add the following items to a Consent Agenda:MATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF:2. Consideration of the 2014 Buffalo Valley Tree Management Project Contract 5. Consideration of a Resolution Setting Liquor License Fees8. Consideration of a Lease Agreement with Teton Tiny Tots, LLC11. Consideration of an Addendum to the Yellow Iron Excavating Concrete Crushing and Recycling Contract15. Consideration of a Purchase for a Mid-Size SUV for the Engineering Department16. Consideration of a Purchase for Storm Sewers for the Teton County Fair Development Project19. Consideration of a Purchase of Materials for Underground Utilities for the Teton County Fair Development ProjectBen Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.CONSENT AGENDAMelissa Turley moved to approve the items on the Consent Agenda with the motions as stated in their staff reports. MATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF:2. Consideration of the 2014 Buffalo Valley Tree Management Project ContractTo approve and award the Buffalo Valley Tree Management contract to Trees Inc. in the amount of $23,900.00.5. Consideration of a Resolution Setting Liquor License FeesRESOLUTION (Liquor License Fees)WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners is required to uniformly set and assess license or permit fees for each par-ticular class of liquor licenses pursuant to Wyoming Statute §12-4-101(d)NOW THEREFORE, having duly met at a regular meeting and considered the matter, it isRESOLVED, that the fees shall be uniformly assessed on an annual basis as follows:Class of Liquor License FeeRetail Liquor License $1,500.00Malt Beverage Permit $350.00Special Club Licenses $1,500.00Resort Liquor License $3,000.00Restaurant Liquor License $3,000.00Microbrewery Permit $500.00Winery Permit $500.00Winery Satellite Permit $100.00 per satellite locationDistillery Satellite Permit $100.00 per satellite locationBar and Grill Liquor License $3,000.0024 hour Catering Permit $100.0024 hour Malt Beverage Permit $100.00Adopted on the 7th day of October, 2014.TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS To adopt the Resolution setting annual Liquor License Fees as presented today.8. Consideration of a Lease Agreement with Teton Tiny Tots, LLCTo approve and request and require the Chair to sign the Space and Use Agreement between Teton County, Wyoming

    TETON COUNTY NOTICESTeton County Board

    of Commissioners

    Public NOTICES

    What is a Public Notice? These pages include a variety of notices required by Town,

    County and State statutes and regulations. These notices include

    Meeting Agendas, proposed city and county ordinances, tax and budget information,

    Liquor Licenses, foreclosures, summonses and bid invitations.

    OCTOBER 29, 2014

  • and Teton Tiny Tots, LLC.11. Consideration of an Addendum to the Yellow Iron Excavating Concrete Crushing and Recycling ContractTo approve Contract Addendum #1 with Yellow Iron Excavating to extend the concrete crushing and recycling con-tract by two years, with a new expiration date of October 14, 2016.15. Consideration of a Purchase for a Mid-Size SUV for the Engineering DepartmentTo approve the purchase of a mid-size SUV from Teton Motors in the amount of $22,356.00.16. Consideration of a Purchase for Storm Sewers for the Teton County Fair Development ProjectTo approve the purchase of two Contech Stormwater Treatment devices from HD Supply Waterworks in the amount of $24,305.85.19. Consideration of a Purchase of Materials for Underground Utilities for the Teton County Fair Development ProjectTo approve the purchase of water, sewer and storm sewer materials from HD Fowler in the amount of $22,885.51 and to approve the purchase of concrete manholes and inlet materi-als from Oldcastle in the amount of $9,950.00.Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously to approve all items on the consent agenda.DIRECT CORRESPONDENCE1. Anna Cole 9/11/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives2. Rebecca Ryan 9/11/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives3. Brian Maguire 9/12/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives4. Kim Springer 9/12/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives5. Sue Lurie 9/12/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives6. Len Carlman 9/12/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives7. Sara Adamson 9/12/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives8. Franz Camenzind 9/12/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives9. Katherine Dowson, Friends of Pathways 9/14/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives10. Lauren Dickey, Friends of Pathways 9/14/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives11. Cole Anderson, Wyoming department of Environmental Quality 9/12/2014 email regarding Notice of public hearing for RST Sand and Gravel12. Matt Clos 9/15/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives13. Bill Lewkowitz 9/15/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives14. Judy Horton 9/12/2014 email regarding pari-mutuel events15. Glenn Simon 9/15/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives16. Gary and Heather Garrison 9/15/2014 email regarding condition of Stateline Road17. Lorie Cahn 9/15/2014 email regarding Moose Wilson Road alternatives18. Kyle Shook, WY Department of Transportation 9/16/2014 letter regarding Hoback Junction Rogers Point Fire Station quitclaim 19. William Miller 9/17/2014 email regarding proposed North Stateline Road extension20. Melissa Martinez, Office of the Governor 9/17/2014 email regarding Governor’s comment letter on Moose Wilson Road 21. Office of the Attorney General 9/18/2014 email regarding notice of an extension to the public comment period regarding RST Sand and Gravel pit permit22. Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce 9/22/2014 email regarding letter to Superintendent Vela, GTNP for comments on Moose Wilson Road alternatives23. David Mills 9/23/2014 letter regarding kudos to staff in Clerk’s office and Treasurer’s office24. Peter Moyer 9/24/2014 email regarding wildlife in Wilson Bridge area and R-Park letters to the editor25. Willy Watsabaugh, Jackson Hole Fire/EMS 9/24/2014 email regarding Teton County Idaho Ambulance Service Contract26. Peter Moyer 9/25/2014 email regarding Wildlife harass-ment27. Jason Wells 9/25/2014 email regarding Crystal Springs Ranch affordable housing unit #928. Rich Ochs, Emergency Management 9/26/2014 email regarding information on Operation Safe Haven exercise29. Wyoming Mining Association 9/26/2014 letter regarding invitation to Coal Information Committee dinner on October 630. Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts 9/30/2014 letter regarding invitation to Annual Convention on November 1831. Greg Epstein 9/26/2014 email regarding petition to begin START bus service to Wilson32. Stephen Price 9/28/2014 email regarding Spring Gulch Road intersection33. Pete Feuz 9/29/2014 email regarding Spring Gulch Road intersection and plow contract for Buffalo Valley and Teton Wilderness roads34. Linda Aurelio 9/30/2014 email regarding Tribal Trail con-nector road35. Mary Gibson, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance 9/2/2014 email regarding letter to DEQ on Seherr-Thoss operations36. Matthew Smith 9/3/2014 email regarding Tribal Trail con-nector road37. Royce Caldwell 9/30/2014 email regarding connecting South Park Loop to Highway 2238. Peter Moyer 10/1/2014 email regarding wildlife values39. Mike Weber 10/1/2014 email regarding interested in hold-ing Yellowstone-Teton Snowshoe Games40. Larry Hartenstein 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge41. Rob Werner 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge42. Mark and Vickie Memmer 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge43. Mike Dukart 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge44. Bruce Walker 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge45. Molly Breslin 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge46. Sue Dennis 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge47. Brad Nielson 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for

    Snake River bridge48. Jeff Olson 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge49. Len Carlman 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge50. Andrea Rosenthal 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge51. Roy and Sandra Walters 10/1/2014 email regarding appre-ciation for Snake River bridge52. Jim Mitchell 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge53. James Warner 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge54. J Butcher 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge55. Bill and Glenda Ramsay 10/1/2014 email regarding appre-ciation for Snake River bridge56. Rose Novak 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridge57. Joyce Butcher 10/1/2014 email regarding appreciation for Snake River bridgePUBLIC COMMENTNoneOFFICIAL SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TETON COUNTY, WY The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 7, 2014 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:02 a.m. and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. ROLL CALLCounty Commissioners: Hank Phibbs Chair, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim.MINUTES Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the minutes of County Commissioner meetings dated 9/15/2014, 9/16/2014, 9/22/2014, and 9/29/2014. Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.ADOPTION OF AGENDAPaul Vogelheim moved to adopt today’s published agenda with the following changes:To Withdraw: MFS 3 - Consideration of a Construction Contract for Fairgrounds Phase 2A SPET ImprovementsTo Add: MFS 19 - Consideration of a Purchase of Materials for Underground Utilities for the Teton County Fair Development ProjectTo Postpone to October 21:MFS 17 - Consideration of 2015 Employee Health Benefit Plan Design MFS 18 - Consideration of 2015 Retiree Health Benefit Plan DesignBen Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Melissa Turley moved to add the following items to a Consent Agenda:MATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF:2. Consideration of the 2014 Buffalo Valley Tree Management Project Contract 5. Consideration of a Resolution Setting Liquor License Fees8. Consideration of a Lease Agreement with Teton Tiny Tots, LLC11. Consideration of an Addendum to the Yellow Iron Excavating Concrete Crushing and Recycling Contract15. Consideration of a Purchase for a Mid-Size SUV for the Engineering Department16. Consideration of a Purchase for Storm Sewers for the Teton County Fair Development Project19. Consideration of a Purchase of Materials for Underground Utilities for the Teton County Fair Development ProjectBen Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.CONSENT AGENDAMelissa Turley moved to approve the items on the Consent Agenda with the motions as stated in their staff reports. MATTEMATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF1. Consideration of Amendment #1 to the Rendezvous Lands Conservancy Pathway Easement, postponed from 8-26 Pathways Coordinator Brian Schilling presented an amend-ment to the pathway easement with Rendezvous Lands Conservancy (RLC). Both parties desire to amend the Agreement in order to update the legal description for the actual easement area of the pathways on RLC property. Elizabeth Roebuck of Rendezvous Lands Conservancy and Tim Young of Wyoming Pathways made public comment.Ben Ellis moved to approve and request the Chair to sign the First Amendment to the Bridge and Pathway Easement and Agreement between RLC and Teton County as presented. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.3. Consideration of a Construction Contract for Fairgrounds Phase 2A SPET Improvements, postponed from 9-16This item was withdrawn.4. Consideration of whether to express interest to WYDOT on Purchasing the Hoback Fire Station Property at Fair Market ValueDeputy County Attorney Keith Gingery stated that the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) owns the land surrounding the round-about in Hoback. The County has been leasing the land for the Hoback Fire Station. WYDOT has offered to sell Teton County that excess property and would like to know if we are interested in entering into discus-sions on purchasing that property.Paul Vogelheim moved to direct the County Attorney to send a notice to WYDOT expressing interest on behalf of Teton County to potentially purchase the land that is currently leased to Teton County for the housing of the Hoback Junction Fire Station and further move that the County Attorney shall coordinate with Fire/EMS to determine the proper footprint to be discussing for the purchase. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.6. Consideration of Issuance of a Retail Liquor License County Clerk Sherry Daigle presented three applications for the remaining retail liquor license from Colter Bay General Store LLC dba Colter Bay General Store, Il Villaggio Osteria, LLC dba Il Villaggio Osteria, and TMR, LLC dba Turpin Meadow Ranch. Gavin Fine owner of Fine Dining Restaurant Group and appli-cant for Villaggio Osteria spoke to his application.Alex Cline of Grand Teton Lodge Company and applicant for the Colter Bay spoke to his application.Public comment was given by Jamie Yarrow of Teton Resorts.Ben Ellis moved to approve the retail liquor license for Il Villaggio Osteria, LLC as presented for the term October 8, 2014 – January 6, 2015. Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

    7. Consideration of a Contract with Virtual Jackson Hole for Public Engagement & Outreach ProjectIT Director Eve Lynes presented an addendum to the Master Service Agreement contract signed on August 11, 2014 with Virtual Jackson Hole. The $50,174 addendum would allow for the development of tools needed for the Public Engagement and Outreach Project initiative.Barbara Allen moved to approve the budget addendum to the Master Service Agreement contract with Virtual Jackson Hole that was signed on August 11, 2014 to develop tools needed for the success of the Public Engagement & Outreach Project initiative in the amount not to exceed $50,174. Ben Ellis sec-onded.Discussion was held on holding a workshop to talk about the whole website project instead of approving incremental improvements.Barbara Allen withdrew her motion and Ben Ellis agreed as the second.Ben Ellis moved to continue this item to a workshop sched-uled by the Chairman sometime in the near future. Paul Vogelheim seconded. There was discussion on giving Ms. Lynes specific definition on what to discuss in the workshop.The motion passed 4-1 with Barbara Allen opposed.9. Consideration of the 2014-19 Buffalo Valley Road Snow Removal ContractRoads Superintendent Dave Gustafson presented a five year snow removal contract for Buffalo Valley Road, it was bid in August and rebid per the Board’s direction due to irregulari-ties.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve and award the Buffalo Valley Road Snow Removal contract to ANK, Inc. dba Fir Creek Ranch in the amount of $59,000.00 for the 2014-15 snow removal season. Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.10. Consideration of the 2014-19 Teton Wilderness Road Snow Removal ContractRoads Superintendent Dave Gustafson presented the five year contract for Teton Wilderness Road snow removal it was also bid in August and rebid at the Board’s direction.Ben Ellis moved to approve the award for the Teton Wilderness Road Snow Removal contract with Fir Creek Ranch in the amount of $16,900.00 for the 2014-15 snow removal season. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.12. Consideration of whether to Sole Source with Golder Associates for Consulting Work on the Landfill Closure and Trash Transfer StationIntegrated Solid Waste and Recycling Manager Heather Overholser requested the Board to consider sole sourcing the necessary consulting work on the Horsethief Canyon project including landfill closure, trash transfer station (TTS), scale house and compost facility planning, through an extension to Teton County’s existing contract with Golder Associates based on efficiency, quality of work, and cost-effectivenessPaul Vogelheim moved to approve sole-sourcing the next phase of project planning for the trash transfer station/scale house, landfill closure, and composting, through an extension of Teton County’s contract with Golder Associates based on staff’s find-ings and recognizing there is timing and complexity issues on this project. Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously.13. Consideration of Amendment to Contract with Golder Associates as Consultant on Trash Transfer Station and Landfill Closure (if the Board decides to sole source with Golder Assoc. under the previous agenda item)Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling Manager Heather Overholser presented Amendment #5 to Teton County’s Contract for Services with Golder Associates in the amount of $1,213,188.00. The amendment allows for additional plan-ning, permitting, design and engineering work by Golder on the trash transfer facility and scale house, landfill closure, and compost facility.Discussion was held on the liability amount in the original, and now dated, contract; it was suggested to continue this item so a new contract could be negotiated including an increase in the liability amount. It was suggested to revise this amendment #5 to include only tasks one and five so it could be approved today.Ben Ellis moved to approve Amendment #5 with the following changes as proposed by staff to include only task number one, which is Teton County permitting in the amount of $86,555 and task number five, which is the surveying in the amount of 27,676 and request that staff bring back a revised contract as another amendment to the contract at a later date for the remaining tasks. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.14. Consideration of a Teton Pass Trail Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) AgreementCounty Engineer Sean O’Malley requested permission to sign an agreement with the Federal Highway Administration, Central Federal Lands Highway Division (CFLHD) for the Federal Lands Access Program (FLAP) for the Teton Pass Centennial Trail Project and approve an initial project match not to exceed $10,000. The project includes a NEPA review of the alignment between Trail Creek campground and the summit of Teton Pass; design and construction of a .25 mile pathway along WY22 from the Idaho State line to Trail Creek campground, including a possible underpass at Trail Creek; and planning, design, and engineering for a pathway from Trail Creek campground to Coal Creek trailhead.Pathways Coordinator Brian Schilling stated $52,547 had been approved in the budget toward this project.Tim Young of Wyoming Pathways made public comment.Melissa Turley moved to authorize the Teton County Engineer to sign Agreement DTFH68-14-E-00135 with the Federal Highway Administration and further approve an initial proj-ect match not to exceed $10,000. Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.17. Consideration of 2015 Employee Health Benefit Plan Design This item was postponed to October 21, 2014.18. Consideration of 2015 Retiree Health Benefit Plan Design This item was postponed to October 21, 2014.MATTERS FROM PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT1. MFS2014-0027 - Katrina Van Every - Jackson Hole Community Pathways - Fee waiver request for a grading per-mit associated with the Stilson Pathways project.The Board did not allow time for staff presentation as it was nearing the noon hour.Ben Ellis moved to approve Jackson Hole Community Pathways’ request for a waiver of all Planning and Engineering application and review fees associated with

    • Public Notices •

  • the processing of their application for the Highway 22 West Stilson project as presented in the staff report. Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously.2. Consideration of Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order for: a) DEV2014-0013; CUP2014-0007 - Teton County Weed Management b) S/D2014-0009 - WYOMINGST LLC Ben Ellis moved to approve the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order approving Final Development Plan DEV2014-0013 and Conditional Use Permit CUP2014-0007 for Teton County Weed Management. Barbara Allen sec-onded and the motion passed unanimously.Ben Ellis moved to approve the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order approving Final Plat S/D2014-0009 for WYOMINGST LLC. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.EXECUTIVE SESSIONNot needed.ADJOURNMENTBen Ellis moved to adjourn, Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 11:59 a.m.Respectfully submitted: spbTETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Hank Phibbs, ChairmanATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County ClerkPublish: 10/29/14

    OFFICIAL SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TETON COUNTY, WY

    The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 13, 2014 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:11 a.m.Commission present: Hank Phibbs, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim.ADOPT AGENDAMelissa Turley moved to adopt the published agenda. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.PUBLIC COMMENTnoneACTION ITEMS:1. Consideration of Payment of County VouchersThis item was heard following action item number 2.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the October 6, 2014 vouch-ers in the amount of $993,666.89. Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.2. Consideration of an Order Designating Written Record and Intent to Proceed with Review in the Matter of Thomas and Jennifer HenningerDeputy County Attorney Keith Gingery stated this case involves the Housing Authority and the Henninger’s attorney Erika Nash is present.Erika Nash representing the Henningers stated there seems to be confusion on how this matter will be handled since the County had not handled one like this before.Paul Vogelheim moved to continue this item to next week, October 20, 2014 so counsel may sort through legal issues. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.3. Consideration of Repair to the Search and Rescue Facility Fire Suppression System Facilities Manager Phillip Delaney described an issue with the fire suppression system at the Search and Rescue facility. A leak developed that drained the tanks storing water for fire suppression. The facility is unprotected from fire. He catego-rized this is an urgent issue because it could affect the ability to house a helicopter and other equipment in the facility. He recommended an immediate repair at a cost of approximately $9,000 to be paid from contingency funds.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the work and use of contin-gency funds to pay for the work to repair the fire suppression system at the Search and Rescue Facility in an amount not to exceed $9,000.00. Melissa Turley seconded and then with-drew her second.Discussion followed on the specified not to exceed amount.Paul Vogelheim amended is motion to remove “in an amount not to exceed $10,000.00”. Ben Ellis seconded.The motion passed unanimously.DISCUSSION ITEMS:1. Matters from CommissionersThe weekly calendars were reviewed.Barbara Allen gave an update from the START Bus meeting.Ben Ellis spoke to the Integrated Transportation Plan process and the SHFT Jackson Hole summit.Paul Vogelheim spoke to the Housing Authority meeting and a meeting with Tim Wake; and START service to Idaho.Hank Phibbs gave an update from the NRTAB meeting.2. Matters for Discussion / Updates Town/County Planning Director Tyler Sinclair and Alex Norton gave updates on the Housing Assessment update –Tim Wake’s report should be available later this week; and on the Rural PRD Freeze currently in place and four options to bring to the Board in December.County Engineer Sean O’Malley gave an update on the amount of professional liability and error/omission insurance for the Golder contract.Stefan Fodor made public comment on the landfill.Eve Lynes gave an update on the purchase of Microsoft licenses due on the October 21 regular meeting. An RFP will be out this week on the professional services on video record-ing meetings.HR Manager Julianne Fries gave an update on the recruiting for the Commissioners Administrator and a request to sched-ule a November workshop with the classification compensa-tion consultant on the results of market survey, salary matrix and policy design.Interim Administrator Bob McLaurin stated he will be out of the country for a couple of weeks in November, start thinking about a retreatEXECUTIVE SESSIONAt 11:09 a.m., Melissa Turley moved to enter executive session pursuant to Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(vii) which autho-rizes a governing body to hold executive sessions, not open to the public, to consider the purchase of real estate when the publicity regarding the consideration would cause a likeli-hood of an increase in price. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Commission present: Hank Phibbs, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis, and Paul Vogelheim.Others present: Sherry Daigle, Keith Gingery, Bob McLaurin, and Sandy Birdyshaw

    At 11:18 a.m. Paul Vogelheim moved to adjourn from execu-tive session, Melissa Turley seconded and the motion passed unanimously. No action was taken.ADJOURNMENTMelissa Turley moved to adjourn, ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 11:18 a.m. Respectfully submitted: spbTETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Hank Phibbs, ChairmanATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County Clerk10-13-14 Warrant List: 3t Products Llc 494.00 / Jose Antonio Bedolla 4,749.00 / Ace Hardware 1,328.53 Action Excavation Llc 7,880.33 / Alcohol Monitoring Systems Inc. 322.80 Alan’s Welding 324.95 / Amerigas 961.01 / Amateur Softball Association 320.00 Ank, Inc-Fir Creek Ranch 6,324.98 / Aspen Automotive/Napa 7.84 At&T Mobility 54.51 / At&T Mobility 3,542.01 / Bison Lumber 15.73 Biota Research & Consulting, Inc. 8,125.00 Bluebird Lawn & Landscaping Llc 55.00 / Blue Spruce Cleaners, Inc. 1,029.59 Bonneville County Solid Waste 96,495.68 / Boundtree Medical 301.34 Boundless Foundation 39.00 / Brian Carr 261.47 / Buckley Powder Co. 786.60 Candid Culture Inc. 5,400.00 / Castle Rock Jackson Llc 981.88 C&A Professional Cleaning Llc 201.00 / Casper Well Products 828.44 Cdw Government, Inc. 215.43 / Charter Communications 50.00 Christopher Thomas Hall 866.20 / Chad Sachse 100.00 Clarks’ Broadway Auto Parts, Llc 283.17 / Clark Wireless Inc. 781.00 Conrad And Bischoff, Inc. 1,335.51 / Columbia Paint & Coatings 1,865.54 Bochicchio Inc. 25.04 / Curran-Seeley Foundation 27,389.05 / Dbr, Inc. 862.41 Decker’s Auto Care Inc. 64.78 / Delta Dental 11,563.90 Department Of Family Services 30.00 / Dell Marketing L.P. 522.50 Demco Inc. 217.08 / Debbie Meagher 11.66 / Dean’s Pest Control Llc 240.00 Ems Billing Services, Inc. 6,475.14 / E.R. Office Express Inc. 2,615.97 Evans Construction,Inc. 6,443.16 / Yellow Iron Excavating Llc 6,285.85 Flower Girl Gardening Llc 271.50 / Global Star Usa 52.92 / Hank Pibbs 179.20 Hunt Construction, Inc. 8,721.71 / Interstate Battery System Of Idaho 119.95 I.S.C. Inc 5,107.56 / Jackson Curbside, Inc 3,049.00 / Jackson Lumber 124.29 Jackson Paint & Glass, Inc. 10.50 / Jh Hist.Society And Museum 21,265.42 Jackson Hole Playhouse 745.00 / Jackson Hole Security Llc 600.00 Jorgensen Associates Pc 521.00 / Jones Simkins Llc 20,743.90 / Layne Lash 522.50 Laree Moyer 367.36 / Lizzie Watson 191.41 / L.N. Curtis & Sons 855.00 Lower Valley Energy 26,028.51 / Michael C. Mahoney-Mahoney’s Garage 2,137.45 Marisol Garcia 181.26 / Mike Dart 52.50 / Michael Max Jones 2,603.50 Michael Vogt 52.50 / Monika Flanigan 107.80 Mth 2002 Dynasty Insurance Trust 19,120.00 Municipal Emergency Services 4,517.27 / Myring & Associates Inc. 120.00 Nelson Engineering Company 450.00 / Norco, Inc. 18.60 On Grade Blade Service, Llc 3,696.65 / Platt 79.80 Hal Johnson Jr-Professional Express 120.89 / Prazma Paint & Auto Body 781.77 Pss World Medical Inc. 968.02 / Purchase Advantage Card 879.57 / Resqtec 250.99 Recreation Supply Company 221.88 / Rich Broadcasting Idaho Llc 1,152.00 Ricoh Usa, Inc. 106.00 / Ridgeline Excavation Inc. 6,244.84 Richard Ochs 523.26 / Rafter J Improvement & Service Dist 878.58 Rocky Mountain Boiler Inc. 36,320.00 / Ryan Castagno 367.36 Ryan Cleaners 55.30 / Saddleback Construction 18,161.60 Sharon Kathleen Hatz 3,750.00 / Shervin’s Indep. Oil 1,051.54 Silver Star Communications 2,287.82 / Snap On Tools 3,787.30 Steve Castagno 367.36 / Stericycle, Inc. 221.81 St. John’s Medical Center 232.90 / Taylor Technologies 28.60 Teton County 4-H Council 4,941.00 / Tc Integrated Solid Waste 180.00 Teton County Public Health 30.00 / Teton County Treasurer 18,778.60 Teton County Treasurer 52,888.77 / Teton County Treasurer 80,324.52 Teton Co.Weed & Pest 4,950.66 / Teton Courier 76.00 Teton Media Works Inc. 10,709.59 / Teton Rental Center 301.50 Teton Trash Removal Inc. 785.00 / Teton Youth & Family Services 19,338.83 R&L Holding’s Inc. 350.00 / Thyssen-Krupp Elevator Corp. 4,307.06 The Locksmiths 28.00 / Thompson 927.34 / Town Of Jackson 1,198.18 Town Of Jackson 4,405.67 / Town Of Jackson 129.48 / Town Of Jackson 4,238.86 Tri-C Appliance 322.11 / United Parcel Service 24.83 / Vidacare 1,111.33 Virtual Jackson Hole Llc 150.00 / Vivan Michel 36.98 / Visa 11,611.80 Watsabaugh Excavation 5,790.68 / Wam-Wcca Energy Lease Program 1,250.00 West Bank Sanitation 1,690.19 / White Glove Professional Clng Inc. 13,505.21 Wilson Hardware 244.26 / Wilson Sewer District 432.00 William R. Smith M.D. 250.00 / Wy Dept Of Hlth, Community & Rural 28,927.79 Wyoming Department Of Transportatio 298,603.07 / Wyoming Dot 489.94 Wyoming Public Health Laboratory 2,019.00 / Wyoming Retirement System 725.00 Wyoming Retirement System 62.50 / Wyoming State Bar 2,130.00 Wyo. Trial Lawyers Assoc. 125.00 / Xerox Corporation 4,828.61Publish: 10/29/14

    SPECIAL JOINT INFORMATION PROCEEDINGS TOWN COUNCIL AND BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING OCTOBER 20, 2014 JACKSON, WYOMING

    The Jackson Town Council met in conjunction with the Teton County Commission in special joint information session in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall at 150 East Pearl at 2:05 P.M. Upon roll call the following were found to be present:MAYOR & COUNCIL: Mark Barron, Bob Lenz, Jim Stanford, Don Frank, and Hailey Morton LevinsonCHAIRMAN & COMMISSIONERS: Hank Phibbs, Paul Vogelheim, Ben Ellis, Barbara Allen, and Melissa Turley STAFF: Tyler Sinclair, Audrey Cohen-Davis, Roxanne DeVries Robinson, Olivia Goodale, and Erin WeismanApproval of the Restructured and Updated Land Development Regulations. Tyler Sinclair made staff comment regarding this item. Phoebe Stoner, Logan Sanders, Mary Gibson representing the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, Rich Bloom, and Robert Schroth made public comment. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Don Frank to approve P14-043, the restructured and updated Town of Jackson Land Development Regulations dated October 3, 2014, finding as delineated in the staff report that pursuant to Section 5150.F, Standards for Review of Amendments to the Text of These Land Development Regulations, that P14-043 implements changes to the Jackson/Teton County Comprehensive Plan adopted in May 2012, and that pursuant to Section 5150.D, General Standards for Amendments to the Text of These Land Development Regulations or the Official Zoning District Map, that P14-043 is 1) Consistent with Purposes, 2) Consistent with

    Comprehensive Plan, 3) Consistent with Land Development Regulations, and 4) Consistent with other Town Codes. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried on behalf of the Town Council. A motion was made by Ben Ellis and seconded by Paul Vogelheim to approve AMD2014-0002, the restructured and updated Teton County Land Development Regulations, and approve, and request and require the Chair to sign the Resolution Adopting the Teton County Land Development Regulations dated October 3, 2014, finding as delineated in the staff report that pursuant to Section 5150.F, Standards for Review of Amendments to the Text of These Land Development Regulations, that AMD2014-0002 implements changes to the Jackson/Teton County Comprehensive Plan adopted in May 2012, and that pursuant to Section 5150.D, General Standards for Amendments to the Text of These Land Development Regulations or the Official Zoning District Map, that AMD2014-0002 is 1) Consistent with Purposes, 2) Consistent with Comprehensive Plan, 3) Consistent with Land Development Regulations, and 4) Consistent with other County Resolutions. Chairman Phibbs called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried on behalf of the County Commission. Adjourn. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Jim Stanford to adjourn the meeting. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried on behalf of the Town Council. A motion was made by Barbara Allen and seconded by Melissa Turley to adjourn the meeting. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried on behalf of the County Commission. The meeting adjourned at 2:43 P.M.TOWN OF JACKSONMark Barron, MayorAttest: Olivia Goodale, Town Clerkminutes:yogPublish: 10/29/14

    JOINT INFORMATION MEETING PROCEEDINGSSPECIAL TOWN COUNCIL AND BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING OCTOBER 6, 2014JACKSON, WYOMING

    The Jackson Town Council and the Teton County Board of Commissioners met for a joint information meeting in the County Chambers of the County Administration building located at 200 S. Willow Street in Jackson at 3:03 p.m.ROLL CALL:Mayor & Council: Mark Barron, Bob Lenz, Jim Stanford, Don Frank, and Hailey Morton Levinson. Chairman & Commissioners: Hank Phibbs, Melissa Turley, Barbara Allen, Ben Ellis and Paul Vogelheim.Staff: Bob McLaurin, Roxanne DeVries Robinson, Olivia Goodale, Tyler Sinclair, Michael Wackerly, Larry Pardee, Audrey Cohen-Davis, Erin Weisman, Steve Ashworth, Matt Kissel, Sean O’Malley, Charlotte Reynolds, and Sandy BirdyshawANNOUNCEMENTSThere will be a special joint information meeting on October 20, 2014 at 2:00 p.m. in the Town Hall to consider the admin-istrative section of the Land Development Regulations.PUBLIC COMMENTLauren Dickey commented on the Path22 project and provided a hundred hand-written public comments that were collected during the Bridge Celebration.MINUTES:On behalf of the County, Barbara Allen moved to approve the September 8, 2014 regular and special joint information meeting minutes. Ben Ellis seconded and the motion passed unanimously.On behalf of the Town, Jim Stanford moved to approve the September 8, 2014 regular and special joint information meeting minutes. Hailey Morton Levinson seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Stilson Master Plan Update. Steve Ashworth gave a brief history of the Stilson Ranch property. There are three existing lots at Stilson – one is 26.52 acres owned by Jackson Hole Ski Corporation and is currently under conservation easement with the Teton County Scenic Preserve Trust, another is 15.18 acres owned by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, and another is 8.52 acres owned by Teton County. Hershberger Design revised the Stilson Master Plan and a concept drawing was shown. The next step is to hold a public open house on the concept plan for public comment and feedback. The plan will then be revised based on public input and brought back to the Electeds for review.The athletic fields were reshaped and boundaries adjusted to accommodate three regulation softball fields and three multi-use grassy fields. There are restrictions against sports lighting in the master plan. One comfort station / restroom is located near the fields which allowed infrastructure to be con-densed. Daycare needs were addressed with a possible future daycare on site which would eliminate resort employees from driving back and forth from the Village. The plan also pro-vides for summer START pullouts along Teton Village Road to increase the efficiency of START services. The public open house for this concept plan is scheduled for October 30, 2014.Discussion followed including - future uses at this property could include the Ride to Fly program and other uses; the concept does not specify if parking would be paved or gravel which would be up the Mountain Resort; using START pull-outs on the highway in the summer and using an indicator light in the winter for riders to signal for pickup; possibly hav-ing restrooms near the fields; fields are primarily for softball with some little league use; working with the School District to consolidate youth sport programs to take place on school facilities; this being a huge improvement on the land use; the American Legion Babe Ruth field will stay where it is; sup-port for only one restroom facility; START has a balance in a grant used for bus stop improvements of about $80,000 which needs to be used by next summer and could be used for the bus pullouts on this project; providing for safe crossings on the street at the pull-outs; existing facilities on the property will be removed or relocated; referred to as a transportation confluence between pathways, parking, and auto traffic; sine the demand for recreational use may be larger than expected some evening sports lighting was suggested; sports lighting will be part of the plan presented to the public who has not been supportive of lighting; concern about moving fields from the town to Wilson given the public outcry against it and if there are alternatives; and holding another discussion on over-all recreational facilities for the next generation.Consensus Block Grant Project Selection.Charlotte Reynolds presented a list of projects for consider-

    • Public Notices •

  • ation. Staff prioritized the projects and made recommenda-tions on those to move forward in the grant application.Discussion followed on the projects including the Heritage Roof, Adams Canyon Sewer, Budge slide, Trash Transfer Station and Scale House, Stateline Road Phase IV; if projects come in and are less than estimated a re-allocation of funds can be requested; allocation this time is for a biennium at $2.4 million it historically had been for only one year; if approved today if would go before SLIB in December or there is an option of going to SLIB in February. It was suggested to have a conversation on funding the Budge slide. Special District projects were not prioritized. Further discussion was held on the Heritage roof cost, leaking issues and how it would be repaired. Mayor Barron requested information on current conditions regarding the heating system, insulation, condensa-tion collection, and an estimate of the roof construction.Les Gibson of the Teton Village Water and Sewer District Board stated their system was built in the 1960s and has grown tremendously. This project would replace a fifty year-old water line going up to the original tank. They would like to break ground in the spring. The line has broken several times and they would like to get it replaced. They do have reserves and are trying to keep them at an adequate level of about 25% so they are looking for a grant. It would be a larger water line to provide improved service. Jim Terry Chair of Teton Village Association stated their request is for construction of a pathway project from the south entrance connecting the loop to the north entrance. He stated about $2 million is collected with the 2% resort tax which goes to the association and it pays for bond issues, the parking lot, other improvements, the storm water sewer system, mainte-nance, and roads. Sue Bybee of the Teton Village Association stated current reserves include some restricted reserves and are at about $1 million. She stated the 2% tax goes first to the Teton Village Resort District and then some funds are allo-cated to the Teton Village Association.John Hanlon from Hi Country Water District has a fifty-plus year-old water system and the vault, chlorinator, and valves need to be replaced. They have secured a SLIB grant of $15,000. They have about $17,000 in reserves and funding this project would deplete their reserves.On behalf of the County, Paul Vogelheim moved to continue this item to the December 1, 2014 joint information meeting. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously.On behalf of the Town, Hailey Morton Levinson moved to con-tinue this to the December 1, 2014 joint information meeting. Don Frank seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Adams Canyon Park Maintenance Shop DiscussionSteve Ashworth proposed a new location for the park main-tenance facility. He requested to use approved capital budget funds for planning and design to redevelop Adams Canyon to include the parks operations. Parks services include winter sidewalk, summer park facility, BLM river facility, and path-way maintenance. After an initial review, it was determined that Adam’s Canyon would be operationally efficient. He has reviewed this with Sheriff Whalen and he believed this could make the property use more efficient. The planning process would include legal review. He asked if the Electeds were comfortable with allowing him to move forward with planning.Discussion included support of this analysis and including all the many uses; hiring a consultant to help with the opera-tional design including Road & Levee, the Sheriff’s office and Parks and Recreation; reviewing the Rafter J PUD allowed uses and amending it as necessary; having complete attorney review and approval before money is expended on the project; and being certain there is a path forward related to Rafter J.There was general agreement by the Elected to continue plan-ning and having legal review and their approval before spend-ing money.No motion was made.Budge Drive Landslide Update Bob McLaurin provided an update on the landslide. The Town has retained a geotechnical consultant from Landslide Technologies in Portland and Nelson Engineering to provide civil engineering and construction documents. The technical solution is to unload the top to remove some of the weight, then dig down to the sheer plane where it is sliding, remove two feet of clay, put rock in to create friction so it is harder to slide, and build some buttresses and MSC walls to add weight to the bottom. Since it is late in the season, the immediate plan is to keep water out of the scarp; to waterproof it as much as possible this fall, prepare construction documents for design, then start next spring with the plan. The private property owner of Walgreens is responsible for the east por-tion of the property and they are going to try a ground-anchor solution. There is a suit against the Town and it includes the County. The Town is moving forward with mediation.The subdivision on top was replated in 1973 and annexed into the Town around 1989. The first development land use regu-lations were adopted in 1977, effective January 1, 1978.Verizon Wireless Cellular Site Request Roxanne Robinson presented a request on behalf of Verizon Wireless for a Lease for a Cellular Site at Center for the Arts. Verizon requested general consent to move forward with a planning process to place cellular devices on the fly tower and a small structure on the north side of the building. The pro-posed planning process would be the same process the Town has used for the fairgrounds.The Electeds seemed comfortable with the process as present-ed and had no questions.Steve Warner of Centerline Solutions, a consultant for Verizon Wireless, discussed the components included in the design proposal and as outlined in the drawings attached to the staff report.Discussion followed on the level of exposure of the emissions from the antennas being below FCC standards; current ser-vice levels for customers; establishing lease rates and what is being charged by private and public property owners; there are options available for collocations; other Verizon towers in the Town are located at Snow King, Broadway and 22, and at Signal Mountain.Mayor Barron requested Mr. Warner to provide data on RF exposure at this proposed site.Audrey Cohen-Davis stated there are several legal issues related to cell towers which will get vetted during the plan-ning process. Further discussion followed on the lease; clarifying that the Center for the Arts owns the building and are leasing the property from the Town and County; including a representa-tive from the Center for the Arts in these discussions; and set-ting a fair market rate for the lease rate.On behalf of the County, Paul Vogelheim moved to direct staff to research the lease with the Center for the Arts, the relation-

    ship with the Center for the Arts, research cell tower leases – public and private, and provide a general parameter of legal issues for presentation at the next JIM to the Town and County boards. Barbara Allen seconded.Further discussion followed that this may be an opportunity to improve the appearance of the concrete top of the build-ing; letting the planning process handle aesthetics, levels of radiation that the staff may be exposed to; and concern on the proposed lease rates.The motion passed unanimously on behalf of the County.On behalf of the Town, Hailey Morton Levinson moved to direct staff to research the lease with the Center for the Arts, the relationship with the Center for the Arts, research cell tower leases – public and private, and provide a general parameter of legal issues for presentation at the next JIM to the Town and County boards. Don Frank seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Matters from Council, Commissioners, and Staff.Michael Wackerly stated the Transit Facility is scheduled to open in early December 2014 and staff would like to schedule a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony so Federal Funding partners can make travel arrangements. Staff proposed Thursday, December 11 at 3:00 PM.The Electeds agreed upon 3:30pm on December 11, 2014.Set Agenda for Next Joint Information Meeting. Paul Vogelheim stated he is anxious to hear the WYDOT Urban Systems matter and was looking forward to the discus-sion in December. Larry Pardee stated the Town had been briefed in a workshop and it will be discussed in this week’s TAC meeting. They will then work up a recommendation to be presented in December.Jim Stanford voiced concern about skipping the November JIM and that two hours may not be enough time for the December meeting.Adjourn. On behalf of the County, Paul Vogelheim moved to adjourn. Barbara Allen seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 5:06 p.m. On behalf of the Town, Hailey Morton Levinson moved to adjourn to executive session to consider matters concerning litigation to which the governing body is a party or proposed litigation to which the governing body may be a party in accor-dance with Wyoming Statute 16-4-405(a)(iii) and to consider the selection of a site or the purchase of real estate when the publicity regarding the consideration would cause a likelihood of an increase in price in accordance with Wyoming Statute 16-4-405(a)(vii) - executive session to be held at Town Hall at 5:30 pm. Don Frank seconded and the motion passed unani-mously. Respectfully submitted: spbTETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Hank Phibbs, ChairmanATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County ClerkPublish: 10/29/14

    • PUBLIC NOTICE •

    NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEWTETON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETINGTuesday, December 16, 2014

    Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Teton County Board of County Commissioners for the purpose of considering the applications listed below as authorized by the Wyoming State Statutes, Sections 18-5-201 through 18-5-203, et. seq. The Public Hearing will be held in the Commissioners Meeting Room of the Teton County Administration Building at 200 S. Willow in Jackson, Wyoming on Tuesday, December 16, 2014, in their regular meeting which begins at 09:00 AM. Information regarding the applications listed below may be obtained from the Teton County Planning and Development Department, Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., telephone 307-733-3959.

    1. Applicant: TETON COUNTY PLANNING DIRECTOR Permit No.: AMD2014-0003 Request: Adopt a resolution or amend the text of the Land Development Regulations, pursuant to Section 5150, Amendments to the Text of These Land Development Regulations or the Official Zoning District Map, to extend or make permanent the freeze on the use of the Planned Residential Development (PRD) tool. The ability to uti-lize Section 2320 (Section 7.1.2 in the restructured LDRs), Planned Residential Development would be suspended by the proposal. Utilization of other sections of the Land Development Regulations will only be suspended in conjunc-tion with use of Section 2320. Location: Applies countywide2. Applicant: CRYSTAL SPRINGS RANCH INC. Permit No.: AMD2014-0004; PUD2014-0005 Request: Amend the text of the Teton Village Expansion Resort PUD Master Plan (Area Two), pursuant to the procedures set forth in Section 2550.C of the Teton County Land Development Regulations (TCLDRs), and amend Section 2550.D.12.c(2)(b) of the TCLDRs, pursuant to Section 5150, Amendments to the Text of These Land Development Regulations or the Official Zoning District Map, for consis-tency with the proposed Master Plan amendment to permit all free market condominiums and townhouse units in the Teton Village Expansion Resort Master Plan PUD to be utilized for short-term rental. Location: Teton Village Area Two as described in Section 2550.D.12.c.(13) of the Teton County Land Development Regulations.Publish: 10/29/14

    • PUBLIC NOTICE •TETON COUNTY DIVISION OFFICES

    • CONTINUED PUBLICATIONS•

    TETON COUNTY GOVERNMENT REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL

    PROVIDE MEDIA STREAMING AND ARCHIVAL SERVICES, AND SPECIFY AND INSTALL

    RELATED EQUIPMENT, FOR BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETINGS

    The Teton County Board of Commissioners’ are requesting bids for services to provide high-quality live streaming of their public meetings and an video archive video keyed to agendas. The service would replace the ad-hoc test streaming currently available from the Teton County website. Remote attendees would join the live meeting, or view an archived meeting, via a link from the County website.

    Please visit http://www.tetonwyo.org/it for detailed RFP docu-ment and instructions. Proposals are due Wednesday Nov 5, 2014 at 5 pm.Publish: 10/22, 10/29/14

    TOWN OF JACKSON NOTICES

    • OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS •

    TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSOCTOBER 20, 2014 JACKSON, WYOMINGThe Jackson Town Council met in regular session in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall at 150 East Pearl at 6:00 P.M. Upon roll call the following were found to be present:MAYOR: Mark Barron COUNCIL: Bob Lenz, Jim Stanford, Hailey Morton Levinson, and Don Frank STAFF: Bob McLaurin, Audrey Cohen-Davis, Roxanne DeVries Robinson, Larry Pardee, Olivia Goodale, Kent Meredith, Cole Nethercott, Brian Schilling, Kimber Jones, and Tyler Sinclair Mayor Barron read the Fall Burn Week Proclamation and Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month Proclamation and intro-duced Kimber Jones, Community Service Officer for Shelter Operations. Lisa Carranza made public comment regard-ing pancreatic cancer, the importance of raising awareness, increasing government funding, and her gratitude for Council support.Public Comment. Jack Koehler, representing Friends of Pathways made public comment requesting Town support of a Wyoming Business Council Grant application for funding a feasibility study of a bike share program. Roxanne DeVries Robinson made staff comment. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded Don Frank to direct staff to proceed with the processing requirements for an applica-tion to the Wyoming Business Council for a Business Ready Community planning grant for a bike share program and schedule the public hearing for this item for the November 17, 2014 Town Council evening meeting. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. Andy Weenig, representing the Pathways Taskforce, made public comment regarding concern with sidewalks being blocked by parked cars. Consent Calendar. A motion was made by Jim Stanford and seconded by Hailey Morton Levinson to approve the consent calendar as presented. The consent calendar included Items 1-6 below with the following motions:1. To approve the minutes of the October 6, 2014 regular evening and October 9, 2014 special Town Council meetings as presented.2. To approve the disbursements as presented.Jackson Curbside $220.34, Carquest Auto Parts $824.34, Safety Supply $4310.51, Advanced Industrial $331.07, CMI Tech $20.00, Ace Hardware $445.55, Teton County Sheriffs $1872.00, Curran Selley $7500.00, Delco $8648.56, Jackson Hole Historical Society $1875.00, Thyssen Krupp $252.69, A-Core of Idaho $825.00, Wyoming Department of Employment $5705.67,Evans Construction $31434.37, Airgas Intermountain $62.11, Hach Chemical $1541.16, High Country Linen $1472.78, Interstate Battery $227.90, Jackson Lumber $1075.22, Jackson Hole News and guide $1102.45, Jorgensen Associates $71734.03, Lower Valley Energy $20862.20, Teton County-Fund 19 $107984.00, KMTN/KSGT $840.00, Nelson Engineering $12373.50, Ed Tufte $100.00, Ryan Cleaners $742.17 ,St. Johns $138.00, Napa Auto $236.62, Community Safety Network $7500.00, Teton Motors $150.98, Van Vleck House $24750.00, Russell Industries $1613.60, Antler Motel $550.00, Teton County Fair $60000.00, Animal Care Clinic $656.00,Electrical Wholesale $125.18,Hunt Construction $4125.00, WYDOT $7.00,Territorial Supplies $219.98,Westbank Sanitation $811.43,Teton County Integrated $255.00, Freedom Mailing $1967.13,Macys $110.00,USA Blue Book $161.82, Delta Dental $5267.50, Teton Fence $3515.00,Jackson Whole Grocer $62.78,Jackson Hole Community $1250.00,Sunrise Environmental $3056.55,Energy Laboratories $387.50, Teton County Sanitary $111.30, Spring Creek $521.64, Blur Spruce Cleaners $308.98, Grainger $72.60, Western States $1469.84, Wyoming Department of Transportation $6351.03, Zep Sales $1163.23, Rocky Mountain Appraisal $6800.00 Latino Resources $2500.00, Alpine Veterinary $90.00, Amerigas $1758.74, Wyoming Department of Health $240.00, Denominator Co $443.55, DPC Industries $3301.30, Colorado/West Equipment $2140.10, Yellow iron 1365.00, LDA Inc. $9.32, Hansen Oil $30457.86, Teton Trash $282.00, Ferguson Enterprises $32874.74, Stapes Business $35.06, Center for the Arts $750.00, James Bristol $80.00, E.R. Express $379.72, Visa $20481.43, UPS $39.15, Amsoil Inc. $1480.26, Bob Lenz $103.50, Johnson, Roberts & Associates $34.00, GE Johnson Construction $1192825.16. Joshua Rae $2170.00, Home Health for Pets $131.00, Todd Fitzferald $2122.00, Evident $197.00, Hatten Electrical $334.47, Omni Security $638.00, Utah Safety Council $25.41, Idaho Falls Peterbilt $596.77, Bradley Engineering $4272.54, Teton Animal Hospital $373.47, Respond First Aid $79.00, Gillig LLC $464.36, St. Johns Audiology $50.00, Fire Services of Idaho $35.00, Eleaven Food Company $70.00, Holland & Hart $3750.00, Office of State Lands $25.00, F.H.D. Fowler $4287.47, Jamie Colvin $37.05, Fish Creek Excavation $1475.10, TCS Uniforms $6293.00, Porters Office $59.01, Logical Landscaping $13630.00, Class C Solutions $112.64, Fleetpride $76.46, Evco $162.48, Idaho Child Support $389.52, David Swift $600.00, Big R Ranch & Home $149.94, Flynn Irrigation $87.50, Charles Wharton $131.43, Jenkins Lumber $16422.10, Hailey Levinson $103.50, Melissa Thomasma $46.00, Ingram Micro $85.67, Wyoming Water Quality

    • Public Notices •

  • • Public Notices •$220.00, H&R Enterprises $107.67, Open Creative $483.40, Wesco Distribution $28621.00, Andersons Inc. $240.88, Evergreen Construction $39760.00, Jackson Animal Hospital $145.00, Deformetrics $10800.00, Scott Schmillen $190.00, Hercules Industries $470.62, Coca Cola Bottling $6.55, Torrent Engineering $34,681.30, Total Control $25335.09, Adelfo Juarez $1000.00, McGee Company $60078.00, Brickline Pavers $21436.32, Westmatic Corporation $137791.00, John J Horn Estate $1975.79, Rececca Reimers $66.35, Derek Brecker $47.44, Patty Krause $46.00.3. To declare the two (2) sets of mobile column lifts as sur-plus property and authorize staff to advertise and sell out right for the highest value.4. To approve and award Bid #15-05 to Ace Equipment & Supply in the amount of $ 90,650.00.5. To approve and award Bid #15-07 to Freemont Motors in the amount of $ 40,748.00.6. To approve the temporary banner in conjunction with the JH Volunteer Fire Rescue Association, subject to three (3) con-ditions of approval listed in the staff report. There was no public comment. Mayor Barron called for the vote on the motion to approve the consent calendar. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. 2015 Rodeo Dates. Roxanne DeVries Robinson made staff comment regarding this item. A motion was made by Jim Stanford and seconded by Hailey Morton Levinson to con-tinue to this item. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. Shooting Star: The applicant is requesting to amend the text of the Teton Village Area 2 Resort PUD Master Plan and amendment to the Teton County Land Development Regulations to permits all free market condominiums and townhouse units in the Teton Village expansion PUD to be utilized for short-term rental. Tyler Sinclair made staff com-ment regarding this item. Francesca Paolucci-Rice represent-ing Jorgensen Associates, John Resor representing Crystal Springs Ranch, and Moe Mellion representing Eagles Rest HOA made public comment. A motion was made by Bob Lenz and seconded by Hailey Morton Levinson to recommend to the County Planning Commission and Board of Commissioners approval of the proposed amendment as presented. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. Cache Creek Motel Encroachment Agreement. Audrey Cohen-Davis made staff comment regarding this item. There was no public comment. A motion was made by Bob Lenz and second-ed by Hailey Morton Levinson to approve the Encroachment Agreement attached to the staff report between the Town and American Capital Corp, LLC, subject to any minor changes deemed necessary by the Town Attorney. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Jim Stanford to read all ordinances by short title. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. ORDINANCE JAN ORDINANCE ADDING SECTION 6.30.060 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON REGARDING SATELLITE MANUFACTURER’S PERMITS, AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON, WYOMING, IN REGULAR SESSION DULY ASSEMBLED, THAT:There was no public comment. A motion was made by Jim Stanford and seconded by Hailey Morton Levinson to approve Ordinance J on third and final reading and to designate it Ordinance 1069. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. ORDINANCE KAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 1 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 248 AND 306, SECTION 2 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 745, SECTION 21 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 289, AND SECTIONS 13.08.001, 13.08.003 AND 13.08.080.B OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON REGARDING SEWERAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL AND CONNECTION PERMIT REQUIREMENTS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON, WYOMING, IN REGULAR SESSION DULY ASSEMBLED THAT:There was no public comment. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Bob Lenz to approve Ordinance K on second reading. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. ORDINANCE LAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTIONS 6 AND 16 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 97, SECTION 1 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 254, 684, 866, 935 AND 992, SECTION 2 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 743 AND 757, SECTION 4 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 664, AND SECTIONS 13.04.030.B.2, 13.04.050, 13.04.060 AND 13.04.160 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON REGARDING WATER SYSTEM DEFINITIONS, INSTALLATION FEES, GRANTING OF APPLICATIONS AND WATER SERVICE PIPES AND LATERALS TO BE KEPT IN GOOD REPAIR; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON, WYOMING, IN REGULAR SESSION DULY ASSEMBLED THAT:There was no public comment. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Jim Stanford to approve Ordinance L on second reading. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. ORDINANCE MAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 1 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 987, 577 AND 375, SECTION 6 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 853, SECTION 3 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 90A, SECTION 13 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 90 AND SECTIONS 6.40.060(A)(B) AND (C) OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON REGARDING RESTRICTIONS UPON LIQUOR LICENSE AND PERMIT HOLDERS CONCERNING MINORS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON, WYOMING, IN

    REGULAR SESSION DULY ASSEMBLED THAT:Audrey Cohen-Davis and Bob McLaurin made staff comment regarding this item. There was no public comment. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Bob Lenz to approve Ordinance M on second reading. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. ORDINANCE N AN ORDINANCE REPEALING TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 489 AND THE 1994 JACKSON LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS, APPENDIX A TO THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON AND ANY AMENDMENTS THERETO, AND ADOPTING BY REFERENCE THE TOWN OF JACKSON LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS DATED OCTOBER 3, 2014 AND A REVISED OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON, WYOMING, IN REGULAR SESSION DULY ASSEMBLED THAT: There was no public comment. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Jim Stanford to approve Ordinance N on first reading. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. ORDINANCE OAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 1 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 236 (PART), AND SECTION 12.20.020(A) OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON REGARDING SNOW AND ICE TO BE REMOVED FROM SIDEWALKS BY PRIVATE PERSONS; AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE.NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON, WYOMING, IN REGULAR SESSION DULY ASSEMBLED THAT:There was no public comment. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Don Frank to approve Ordinance O on first reading. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. Matters from Mayor and Council. There was a general con-sensus to hold the special meeting regarding mitigation of the Budge landslide on October 27, 2014 at 3:00 P.M. Larry Pardee made staff comment.Discussion followed regarding the National League of Cities fall conference. Bob McLaurin made staff comment. A motion was made by Mayor Barron and seconded by Don Frank to designate Hailey Morton Levinson as the voting delegate for the National League of Cities fall conference. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. Bob Lenz reported on the fairground improvements being pro-posed for consensus block grant funding, construction of the AT&T tower at the fairgrounds, surveillance at the Heritage Arena, and holding a family night at the rodeo. Hailey Morton Levinson reported on the upcoming review of the SHIFT festival, and the November 5 Travel and Tourism Board annual retreat. Mayor Barron reported on the success of Phil Cameron’s energy panel. Matters from the Town Manager. Bob McLaurin reported on his upcoming schedule and the upcoming consideration of a resolution authorizing bets on horse racing by the Teton County Commission and potential impact to the Town. A motion was made by Don Frank and seconded by Jim Stanford to accept the Town Manager’s Report. The Town Manager’s Report contained information on the 2014 Annual Rodeo Operations Report, sales and lodging tax, retreat date, October CAST meeting, and the Town Manager’s schedule. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. A motion was made by Don Frank and seconded by Hailey Morton Levinson to adjourn the meeting. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed all in favor. The motion carried. The meeting adjourned at 7:02 P.M.Publish: 10/29/14

    TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGSSEPTEMBER 15, 2014 JACKSON, WYOMINGThe Jackson Town Council met in workshop session in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall at 150 East Pearl at 3:00 P.M. Upon roll call the following were found to be present:MAYOR: Mark Barron COUNCIL: Bob Lenz, Jim Stanford, Hailey Morton Levinson, and Don Frank STAFF: Audrey Cohen-Davis, Roxanne DeVries Robinson, Larry Pardee, Olivia Goodale, Cole Nethercott, Steve Ashworth, Tim Selke, Michael Wackerly, Brian Schilling, Steve Bigger, Lea Colasuonno, Sam Jewison, and Tyler Sinclair Hybrid Vehicle Definition for Parking Enforcement. Cole Nethercott made staff comment regarding the spaces reserved for hybrid vehicles, the need for a definition of hybrid vehicles, the typical definition of hybrid, the many different types of vehicles that Council may want to allow in the designated parking spaces, the purpose of this item, how the Police Department currently enforces the designated parking spaces, current use of the parking spaces by hybrid and traditionally fueled cars, and the location of the parking spaces at Home Ranch. Larry Pardee made staff comment regarding the number and location of the parking spaces in the Home Ranch parking lot, the soon to be installed charging station, the rea-soning behind creating eight parking spaces in the parking lot, and the Home Ranch LEED Certification.Phil Cameron, representing Energy Conservation Works, made public comment regarding Energy Conservation Works and Yellowstone Teton Clean Energy volunteering to research how other communities address hybrid definitions, maintain-ing LEED certification requirements at Home Ranch, aligning resources in this area, providing an incentive to use clean vehicles, and WYDOT stickers that are available with regard to CNG identification. Discussion followed regarding typical use of the parking spac-es, the spaces often being vacant, designating the spaces for hybrid and electric vehicles, whether or not to exclude CNG or propane fueled vehicles from using these spaces, encourag-ing alternative vehicles and reduction in fuel consumption, the need to provide a clear definition so that the spaces may be enforced, impacts to the Police Department with regard to enforcement, removing the hybrid designation all together, raising awareness though the parking spaces, public engage-ment, the SPET initiative, energy efficiency measures taken in the community, labeling CNG vehicles, beginning with requesting staff to review the LEED certification points and how many designated parking spaces are required, rewarding

    and advertising good behavior, and including hybrid, elec-tric and CNG in a potential definition. There was a general consensus to request staff to research the LEED certification points and required number of hybrid vehicle designated park-ing spaces and the impact of the installation of a charging sta-tion at Home Ranch. Snow Removal Level of Service. Larry Pardee made staff com-ment regarding the current level of service, the history of this item, the typical annual snow fall and pattern, Public Works hours of operation and schedule, the pieces of equipment avail-able per day to remove snow, the snow and ice plan, Public Works’ procedure to clear and clean streets, working from the downtown out, how Public Works prioritizes areas for snow removal, the small size of the equipment used to clear side-walks, how Public Works and Parks and Recreation coordinate with each other, how Public Works operates in a large snow event, hauling snow away, the efficiency and safety benefits of working through the night, funding limitations, the potential of piling snow in the center of the street and then removing it, the Town’s experiment to pile and remove snow from the cen-ter of the street and associated significant fiscal impact, the challenge associated in combining the Town’s current practice with piling and removing snow from the center of the street, applying sand and salt to sidewalks and related concern from business owners, and public notification of the Town’s snow ordinance for businesses along Broadway and related enforce-ment. Steve Ashworth made staff comment regarding the current sidewalk snow removal level of service, the approved level of service currently being met, challenges associated with clearing sidewalks, how sidewalks are procedurally cleared, the creation of a dam in the furniture zone, the challenge in removing dams from furniture zones, hours of operation for sidewalk removal and associated accommodation of cars, pedestrians, and driveways, staffing shortages, creating new priorities, the priority of simply clearing snow during a large event and then going back to be more detailed, the challenges associated with the freeze/thaw pattern and building up of ice, businesses using the public right-of-way for snow storage, pri-oritization of the 14 miles that Parks and Rec currently serves, expansion of sidewalks and associated expectations, balancing quality and quantity, equipment used to clear sidewalks, the ongoing discussion regarding available equipment, the plan to address the new pathways along Broadway, budgeted staff-ing levels, assigning prioritized areas to full time staff, and if levels of services are increased the need to potentially realign priorities. There was no public comment. Discussion followed regarding the current level of service, the excellent job that the streets team does to keep the streets open and safe, the level of service of clearing snow from the sidewalks, Public Works removing large piles of snow more often, changing weather patterns creating increased ice, limit-ed snow storage areas due to increased density, moving in the direction of trucking snow away, balancing level of service with the constraints of the budget, investments made in covered or underground parking, involvement of the public sector to remove their own snow, prioritizing the downtown area, public comment received, the public/private relationship to remove snow, the willingness of staff to assist the elderly and disabled, the many miles that the Town keeps clear of snow, the type of equipment available to clear streets vs. sidewalks, addressing the pathways along Broadway, the funds spent on complete streets and other measures to address alternative modes of transportation, clearing sidewalks being aligned with the goals of the Town, discussing the issue with members of CAST, increasing enforcement of the snow ordinance, providing the highest level of service with the available resources, and work-ing with the budget that Council passed for this fiscal year. No action was taken. WYDOT Urban Systems Program & Annexation of Highway. Larry Pardee made staff comment regarding the purpose of this item, the Town’s qualification to become a member of the urban system, WYDOT’s operating plans, the associated draft MOU, how the program is mandated, the cost memo, eligible streets, eligibility requirements, the required maintenance agreement and related provisions, the benefits of the program, services included in the program including long term plan-ning, the classification map and system, funding opportuni-ties, the requirement to maintain part of the highway under the program and associated costs and benefits to the Town, fiscal and staff impact, the need to purchase additional equip-ment and related fiscal impact, the creation of an oversight committee to determine which areas are improved, ITP and TAC involvement, splitting costs with Teton County, the Town being responsible for the costs, WYDOT taking the lead of any improvement project, conducted traffic counts and associated fiscal impact, the Town being responsible for maintaining additional portions of the highway, coordination between the Town and WYDOT, and WYDOT’s improvement program and needed time to line up projects. There was no public comment. Discussion followed regarding the benefits to the Town from the program, continuing the discussion with the County and TAC, obtaining more specific information from TAC with regard to cost sharing and responsibility with the County, sidewalk projects being eligible for improvement projects, and the progress the Town is making in building sidewalks. There was a general consensus to add this item to the October Workshop or Joint Information Meeting. No action was taken. Grand Teton National Park Moose Wilson Corridor Alternatives. Hank Phibbs made public comment regard-ing the importance of the issue, the letter from the County and included opinions, the partnership between GTNP and the Town and County, the purpose of this process, the letter already being sent, inviting the Town to join in on the letter, the reasoning behind why the County is supporting specific values and issues in the letter, asking for a process to include specific values and issues, the County’s desire for a factual conversation in the process, the pending NEPA, his gratitude for GTNP being willing to look at the issue, his personal expe-rience in the area, relocating the road away from high wildlife concentrations, construction on the road being an independent issue, the potential impact of an installed pathway, Bill Resor’s comment regarding the installation of a pathway, reducing traffic on the road being a separate and important issue, and his gratitude for the discussion and serving with the Town Council. Sheila Milliron made public comment regarding her personal experience with visiting the area each year, her disappointment in the current road closure, the importance of gained access from the road, the road being a large tourist draw, and the historic significance of the road. Jack Koehler made public comment regarding his gratitude for the qual-

  • ity of the discussion and the Town and County’s leadership. Charlotte Reynolds made public comment regarding the dead-line for submitting the letter. Discussion followed regarding the Town being a cooperating agency in this matter, the wildlife in the area, the road being recently closed due to wildlife considerations, the sequence of the decision making process, the mandated NEPA and EIS, the integrated transportation plan calling for greater con-nectivity in the road network, reducing traffic on the road, the partnership with the Park Service, the responsibility of being a gateway community to the park, the similarity between GTNP’s mission statement and the Comprehensive Plan, the road being a frontage road, the letter addressing the pros and cons of each alternative, and public comment submitted regarding disappointment with the road being closed due to wildlife presence. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Don Frank to direct staff to add the Town of Jackson as a signatory and make any appropri-ate edits to the letter to join in the letter from the Board of County Commissioners to the National Park Service. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed Barron, Lenz, Frank, and Morton Levinson in favor with Stanford opposed. The motion and vote were withdrawn to allow for Council discussion. Discussion followed regarding the pattern of the Park Service intermittently closing the road as deemed neces-sary, received feedback from the community, historic opposi-tion to expansion of the park, the appropriateness of adding pathways in national parks, the Town’s role in the issue, and the school section transfer. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Don Frank to direct staff to add the Town of Jackson as a signatory and make any appro-priate edits to the letter to join in the letter from the Board of County Commissioners to the National Park Service. Mayor Barron called for the vote. The vote showed Barron, Lenz, Frank, and Morton Levinson in favor with Stanford opposed. Adjourn. A motion was made by Hailey Morton Levinson and seconded by Bob Lenz to adjourn the meeting to executive session to consider


ПРОЕКТИРОВАНИЕ И ПРОИЗВОДСТВО …...УДК 621. 73+ 621.74+621.762+621.77 ББК 34.51 Е15 Рецензенты: Я. М. Стрек, к.т.н., доцент

Albertelli Law Service Notice, Notice of Appeal

How to place a Public Notice Public Notice? Jackson Hole ...bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/jhnewsand...Llc 408.50 / Howard Schwartzman 500.00 International Association Of 100.00

General Notice, Notice 117 of 2005

United States Scoping Agriculture Greater Snow King Area ...bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/jhnewsand... · distances to reduce potential encounters between trail users and between

General Notice, Notice 734 of 2005 - Gov

AGM NOTICE 2013 AGM NOTICE 2013 AGM NOTICE 2013€¦ · AGM NOTICE 2013 AGM NOTICE 2013 AGM NOTICE 2013 Name of the Company Board Position held Committee Membership Bharat Forge Aluminium

General Notice, Notice 1998 of 2003 - gov.za

sssss a:.,€¦ · 2011-10-13  · page 38 — thursday, october 13, 2011 localsource.com union county localsource public notice public notice c notice public notice public notice

NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE - n1nc.org

Legal Notice Judicial Notice and Proclamation

General Notice, Notice 989 of 2003

I. Articole tipărite în reviste cu referenţi din ţară FLORIN 2011.pdf · în Revista de turnătorie, nr. 11-12/2006, p.9-14, CZU 621.74 (051) ... volumul Tehnologii şi produse

General Notice, Notice 1639 of 2004 - Gov

PWA1529400000 rev8 Notice d'utilisation Instruction Notice

GSnell CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE v2...Actual Notice Most Courts categorize “actual notice” as: 1. Actual notice –knowledge directly communicated to a person. 2. Implied notice –notice

Notice d’instructions TP510+10FV NOTICE …€¦ · Notice d’instructions TP510+10FV NOTICE D’INSTRUCTIONS TP 510 + 10 FV TOUR À MÉTAUX + TÊTE DE FRAISAGE Notice originale

SNOW KING - TownNewsbloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/jhnewsand...2. Aerial adventure course Bridger-Teton National Forest offi cials are reviewing a proposal for a six-part ropes

STOP NOTICE {NOTICE A)

ТЕОРИЯ И ПРАКТИКА ЛИТЫХ КОМПОЗИЦИОННЫХ …imiat.vlsu.ru/fileadmin/templates/2016/konff/TFKM_2019.pdf2 УДК 621.74 + 669.018 ББК 34.61 Т33 Редакционная

NOTICE, What Notice? - TMCEC

COPYRIGHT NOTICE...COPYRIGHT NOTICE ... STB

General Notice, Notice 1840 of 1997 - Gov

Notice of Filing Notice of Removal (revised)

General Notice, Notice 2679 of 1999

NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE …

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ...media.iadsnetwork.com/edition/2179/77513/45569229... · PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE

How to place a Public Notice Public Notice? Jackson Hole ...bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/jhnewsand... · Management Company, LLC, Lot 199 JH Ski Corp 16th Filing; TETON MOUNTAIN

What is a How to place a Public Notice Public … › jhnewsand...Teton County collects approximately 100 tons of e-waste per year at the recycling center, which is located at 3270

ЛИТЕЙНОЕ ПРОИЗВОДСТВО И ОБРАБОТКА …2 УДК 621.74(075.8) ББК 34.61я73 Л64 Рассмотрены и рекомендованы редакционно-издательским

DISPLAY ADVERTISINGPRINT SPECIFICATIONSbloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/jhnewsand... · Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks and an array of outdoor sports available in

LEGAL NOTICE - Trumbull County Commissionerscommissioners.co.trumbull.oh.us/pdfs/Bids/LEGAL NOTICE - Tribune.pdf · LEGAL NOTICE . The Workforce ... 2003, this notice ... you should

NOTICE D’EMPLOI HANDLEIDING NOTICE D’INSTALLATION INSTALLATIEVOORSCHRIFT … · installatievoorschrift notice d’emploi notice d’installation bewaar dit installatie voorschrift

General Notice, Notice 2798 of 2005

Legal Notice * Notice of Reversion * Notice to Kodiak ... Do We Owe You Money (002).pdfLegal Notice * Notice of Reversion * Notice to Kodiak Electric Association (KEA) Members .