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Comprehensive
Plan revision now in its 4th year:
Will the revised plan do a better job
of achieving our community's goals – protecting
wildlife and open space, managing growth responsibly
and providing workforce housing – than our
existing plan, or not? Read
more... |
Town
puts moratorium on flawed planned mixed-use development
tool:
In
a surprising but welcome move, on
April 19 the Jackson Town Council enacted
an emergency one-year moratorium on the PMD tool. Read
more...
For
background information,
click
here for our special report. |
Conservationists
sue for reinstatement of federal protection
of wolves:
The federal government has again acted to remove Northern
Rockies gray wolves from Endangered Species Act protection -- this time
everywhere but Wyoming.
Read more... |
Forest
Service proceeding with plans for North Cache,
East Jackson:
The Forest Service
wants to replace some administrative buildings
in town, put more employee housing in the Snake
River Canyon and on Nelson Drive by the Putt-Putt
trailhead and pay for all this by selling off
part of its 15-acre parcel on North Cache.
If they don't get what they want, officials
say they may move the Bridger-Teton headquarters
out of Jackson. Read
more... |
WYDOT pushes plans
for 5 lanes all the way to Hoback Junction:
The recession has postponed reconstruction of “Jackson
South,” the 7-mile section of Hwy. 26/89/189/191
from southern South Park Loop Road to Hoback Junction,
until 2016. But Wyoming Department of Transportation
officials want to nail down WYDOT's plans for a
5-lane design of that section, despite community
opposition.
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