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Teton County Board of Commissioners Voucher Meeting Notice200 S. Willow, Jackson, Wyoming Monday, April 25, 2016, 9:00 a.m.Meeting agenda available at: http://www.tetonwyo.org/bcc/meeting/county-commissioners-voucher-meeting/6040/Meeting streaming is available from website.Publish: 04/20/16

Teton County Board of Commissioners Special Meeting Notice200 S. Willow, Jackson, Wyoming Tuesday, April 26, 2016, 9:00 a.m.Meeting agenda available at: http://www.tetonwyo.org/bcc/meeting/special-county-commissioners-meeting/6041/Meeting streaming is available from website.Publish: 04/20/16

Teton County Board of Commissioners Special Meeting Notice200 S. Willow, Jackson, Wyoming Wednesday, April 27, 2016, 9:00 a.m.Meeting agenda available at: http://www.tetonwyo.org/bcc/meeting/special-county-commissioners-meeting/6042/Meeting streaming is available from website.Publish: 04/20/16

Teton County Board of Commissioners Special Meeting Notice200 S. Willow, Jackson, Wyoming Thursday, April 28, 2016, 9:00 a.m.Meeting agenda available at: http://www.tetonwyo.org/bcc/meeting/special-county-commissioners-meeting/6043/Meeting streaming is available from website.Publish: 04/20/16

• 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 March 14, 2016 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:13 a.m.Commission present: Barbara Allen Chair, Mark Newcomb Vice-Chair, Paul Vogelheim, and Smokey Rhea. Natalia Macker arrived at 9:29 a.m.

ADOPT AGENDASmokey Rhea moved to adopt the agenda as presented. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

PUBLIC COMMENT none

ACTION ITEMS

1. Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the March 11, 2016 vouch-ers in the amount of $453,015.36 and a second voucher run in the amount of $49,673.94. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed 4-0 with Natalia Macker absent.

2. Consent for Proposed Outgoing Commissioner CorrespondenceChief Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery spoke to the Ambulance Service District and contract privity. He presented a letter addressed to the Teton County Ambulance Service District and gave historical information on the agreement.Chief Willy Watsabaugh spoke to a back-up plan that would be to certify the Idaho employees in Wyoming.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the Teton County Ambulance Service Letter dated March 14, 2016 as presented. Mark Newcomb seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

DISCUSSION ITEMSReview of the March 15 Agenda. The Board reviewed the agenda for the March 15, 2016 regular meeting for any chang-es and proposed items for the consent agenda. Phillip Delaney spoke to the construction contract for the Coroner’s office.

Landfill Closure Cost Estimate & Funding. Heather Overholser of Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling reviewed the cost estimate, budget, and project funding for the Horsethief Canyon landfill closure project and landfill capping.Pending Board approval of the SLIB grant application on March 15, 2016 for landfill closure funding, staff will sub-mit this application for $5,120,188. If approved, all landfill

closure/waste excavation/capping work from June 3, 2016 onward, excluding two budget line items that pertain spe-cifically to the construciton of the five acre operational pad, will be eligible for reimbursement at 50%, including up to 10% of engineering fees. As of February 29, 2016, there was $13,179,314 in Fund 34, the 2012 SPET for Landfill Closure and TTS. Staff recommended using $5,229,639 from this Fund to cover the remaining costs of this project. As of the end of February, approximtely $1.71 million has been spent out of Fund 34 on the Scale Plaza project and overall Taming the Wild Waste project engineering.

South Park Boat Ramp. Parks & Recreation Director Steve Ashworth spoke to the bidding process for the ramp material and requested to add an agenda item to the March 21 voucher meeting.

Matters from Commission. The Board reviewed their weekly calendar.

County Commissioner Administrator Updates. Alyssa Watkins stated Teton County Housing Authority had request-ed to meet with the Board regarding Phase 3. This will be further discussed in tomorrow’s meeting under Matters from Commissioners.

Commission Updates. Natalia Macker spoke to an open house on grooming and level of service on pathways to be held by Parks & Recreation. Mark Newcomb spoke to signage efforts by the Historic Preservation Board. Paul Vogelheim spoke to the WIR planning. Barbara Allen stated she and Smokey Rhea attended the Teton Village Association meeting last week.

EXECUTIVE SESSION – not convened.

FY2015 Annual Library Report. Library Director Valerie Maginnis presented the Library’s 2015 annual report. The report included visits, active card holders, total circulation, research questions answered by library staff, public space meeting room usage, attendance in the children and teen pro-grams, attendance in the adult programs, number of wireless users, and genealogy classes.The Board held discussion with Ms. Maginnis on various aspects of library operation and programs that are offered.

Employee Service Award Presentations. The County Commissioners recognized the following county employees who had reached milestones in their employment:Five YearsShawn Means, Senior Planner with Planning and DevelopmentTen YearsEva Dahlgren, LibrarySally McCullough, Library Accounting SpecialistRick Smith, Facilities Maintenance Coordinator with Parks and RecreationChris Crook, Recycling Operator with Integrated Solid Waste & RecyclingFifteen YearsJon Dahl, Deputy Sheriff on PatrolDave Gustafson, Road and Levee Superintendent

The meeting recessed for lunch at 11:16 a.m. and reconvened at 1:06 p.m.Review of 2015 Benefit Plan and Performance. Randy Johnson, Stephanie Mace, and Darrell Rollins of Hays Benefits presented a 2015 Retrospective Review and Utilization Analysis of county benefit performance.

ADJOURN Natalia Macker moved to adjourn, Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 2:10 p.m. TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Barbara Allen, ChairATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County ClerkTETON COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE 03-11-2016 WARRANTS: Abf Professional Cleaning Inc. 5,698.80 / Ace Hardware 2,537.70 Acacia Sports, Inc. 366.39 / Ait Laboratories 2,500.00 All American Sports 1,090.00 / Alex Ayling 48.61 / Alphagraphics 107.66 All Hands Fire Equipment 136.98 / American Jail Association 240.00 Animal Cracker Conspiracy 3,000.00 / Arnold Machinery Company 136.23 Aspen Automotive/Napa 357.54 / Ats Inland Nw 420.00 / Barbara Allen 466.56 Big O Tires 125.00 / Blue Spruce Cleaners, Inc. 711.89 Bob Barker Company, Inc. 262.25 / Bonneville County Solid Waste 75,798.60 Boundtree Medical 1,216.28 / Brent Blue . 553.00 Cdw Government, Inc. 5,786.73 / Century Link 317.46 Central States Wire Products Inc. 2,310.15 Charlie’s Plumbing & Sewer Srvc Inc 370.00 Clarks Broadway Auto Parks Llc 338.82 / Clark Wireless Inc. 180.00 Coca Cola Bottling Company 86.70 / Compunet 542.50 Community Safety Network 2,583.33 / Dave Gustafson 52.50 / Dbr, Inc. 759.83 Delta Dental 21,957.30 / Debera L. Lutz 225.00 / Dean’s Pest Control Llc 200.00 Duffel Donkey Llc 56.25 / Eleaven Food Company 282.60 Elisabeth M. W. Trefonas 1,975.00 / Ems Billing Services, Inc. 5,339.70 Brent Blue Dba Emerg-A-Care 51.00 / E.R. Office Express Inc.

535.10 Esi Acquisition Inc. 5,390.00 / Etc Institute 14,200.00 / Federal Express 75.54 Federal Express Corp. 62.95 / Fire Services Of Idaho 875.00 Generation X, Inc. 9,300.00 / Golder Associates Inc 29,923.31 Harvard Business Review 99.00 / Heather Overholser 55.62 High Country Linen Supply Llc 408.50 / Howard Schwartzman 500.00 International Association Of 100.00 / Ian Mcgegor 46.42 / Iaoed 50.00 Iswr - Petty Cash 33.75 / Jackson American League Baseball 250.00 Jackson Lumber 238.05 / Jackson Paint & Glass, Inc. 147.95 Johnson Controls 409.20 / Josh Frappart 103.00 / Kgb Productions 250.00 Labyrinth Healthcare Group 243.00 / Laser Xpress 368.00 Little America Hotel 3,301.00 / Linton’s Big R 104.93 Life Insurance Co Of North America 507.92 / L.N. Curtis & Sons 4,146.05 Long Building Technologies, Inc. 747.50 / Lori Donellan 150.00 Lower Valley Energy 10,993.98 / Mari Allan Hanna 40.99 / Mark Newcomb 60.00 Mike Bressler 900.00 / Myring & Associates Inc. 1,189.05 Natalia D. Macker 286.26 / Neutron Industries 183.27 Nicoletti-Flater Associates, Pllp 750.00 / Norco, Inc. 19.14 / O2 Compost 950.00 On Grade Blade Service, Llc 568.00 / Paul Vogelheim 60.00 Paging And Wireless Service 3,392.00 / Pdr Distribution Llc 59.95 Petty Cash-P&R 134.54 / Phil Tucker 59.28 / Pine Needle Embroidery 66.81 Planet Jackson Hole 826.00 / Porters Office Products 584.60 Hal Johnson Jr-Professional Express 73.50 / Priefert Ranch Equipment 1,941.39 Purchase Advantage Card 195.66 / Rick Smith 65.08 / Robert E. Gilliam Jr. 306.45 Shervin’s Indep. Oil 1,023.57 / Silver Creek Supply 26.79 Silver Star Communications 267.55 / Smith Electric Inc. 301.74 Squad Room Emblems 289.97 / Staples Business Advantage 488.79 Staples Business Advantage 312.24 / St. John’s Medical Center 66.00 Stephen Weichman 60.00 / Sunrise Environmental Scientific 244.89 Sysco Intermountain 1,176.45 / Teton County Housing Authority 17,720.64 Teton County Library 250.00 / Teton County Public Health 632.00 Teton County Treasurer 12,561.50 / Teton County Transfer Station 219.50 Teton County Treasurer 21,666.36 / Teton County Treasurer 100.00 Teton County Treasurer 15,482.15 / Teton Courier 76.00 / Teton Fasteners 142.20 Teton Fence Co. 355.00 / Teton Media Works Inc. 756.84 / Teton Motors 1,871.21 Teton Motors 89.95 / Teton Pathology Pc 1,900.00 Teton Trash Removal Inc. 743.75 / Teton Youth & Family Services 17,338.83 The Election Center 495.00 / The Lifeguard Store Inc. 127.95 The Ups Store 14.30 / Town Of Jackson 39.81 / Town Of Jackson 311.25 Town Of Jackson 20,896.50 / Tractor Sales & Auto Inc. 65,140.00 Teton Valley Auto Repair 56.69 / Upp Technology Inc 866.34 United Parcel Service 17.51 / U.S.Postmaster 56.00 / Vaughn Distributing 342.72 Valley Office Systems 63.57 / Verizon Wireless 1,444.97 / Visa 7,359.05 Watsabaugh Excavation, Inc. 400.00 / Wyo.County Treasurers Assoc. 220.00 West Bank Sanitation 1,246.30 / Western Transport Inc. 2,037.20 White Glove Professional Clng Inc. 5,104.46 / Wilson Hardware 40.67 William R. Smith M.D. 374.59 / Willy Watsabaugh 101.28 / Wyoming.Com Llc 40.00 Wyoming Association Of Fairs 50.00 / Wyoming Public Health Laboratory 1,394.00 Xerox Corporation 541.12 / Yellow Iron Excavating, Llc 1,045.00 Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy 5,555.56 / Alyssa Watkins 1,165.89 Biota Research & Consulting, Inc. 1,610.00 / Department Of Family Services 10.00 E.R. Office Express Inc. 44.91 / Nelson Engineering Company 750.00 Town Of Jackson 8,644.00 / Town Of Jackson 34,576.00 / Visa 1,833.97 Wyo.County Treasurers Assoc. 40.00 / Xerox Corporation 999.17Publish: 04/20/16

OFFICIAL SUMMARY PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, TETON COUNTY, WY The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on March 15, 2016 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 Commission: Barbara Allen Chair, Mark Newcomb Vice-Chair, Natalia Macker, Paul Vogelheim and Smokey Rhea. MINUTES Smokey Rhea moved to approve the minutes of County Commissioner meetings dated 2/29/2016, 3/1/2016, and 3/7/2016. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

ADOPTION OF AGENDA Paul Vogelheim moved to approve today’s agenda as published with the following changes:To Postpone to April 12:MFS #1 - Consideration of Wildland Fire Annual State Forestry Operating PlanMFS #10 - Consideration of an Award of Bid for Construction of Restroom and Concession at Teton County Fair RodeoTo Add:MFS #11 - Consideration of a Wyoming Department of Transportation Right-of-Way Certificate regarding Hoback River Bridge Replacement ProjectMFS #12 - Consideration of a Contract for a Plans Examiner for Building PermitsSmokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

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lowing Matters from Staff items on a Consent Agenda:4. Consideration of a Resolution for a Grant Application to SLIB for Landfill Closure5. Consideration of a Waiver of Wyoming Statute §16-6-1001 to Utilize an Out-of-State Firm for Landfill Closure Design6. Consideration of a Contract to Install a Natural Gas Line at Fire Station 611. Consideration of a Wyoming Department of Transportation Right-of-Way Certificate regarding Hoback River Bridge Replacement ProjectSmokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Mark Newcomb moved to approve the items on the Consent Agenda with the motion as stated in their respective staff report.MATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF:

4. Consideration of a Resolution for a Grant Application to SLIB for Landfill ClosureRESOLUTION Entitled: A Resolution authorizing the sub-mission of an application to the State Loan and Investment Board for a load and/or grant through the State Municipal Solid Waste Facilities Cease and Transfer Program, on behalf of Teton County, Wyoming for the purpose of Closure and Capping of Teton County’s Horsethief Canyon Landfill.Witnesseth: WHEREAS, the Governing Body for the County of Teton, Wyoming, desires to participate in the Municipal Solid Waste Facilities Cease and Transfer Program in financ-ing this project; and,WHEREAS, the Municipal Solid Waste Facilities Cease and Transfer Program requires that certain criteria be met, as described in the State Loan and Investment Board’s Rules and Regulations governing the Program, and to the best of our knowledge this application meets those criteria; and, WHEREAS, the Governing Body of the County of Teton, Wyoming, plans to repay the requested Municipal Solid Waste Facilities Cease and Transfer Program Loan (if applicable) from Landfill Closure SPET funds; and,NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE COUNTY OF TETON, WYOMING that a loan application in the amount of $5,120,188.00 be submitted to the State Loan and Investment Board for consideration at the State Loan and Investment Board meeting to assist in funding the Closure and Capping of Teton County’s Horsethief Canyon Landfill.BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that Heather Overholser (Teton County Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling Superintendent) and Sean O’Malley (Teton County Engineer) are hereby designated as the authorized representatives of Teton County to act on behalf of the Governing Body on all matters relating to this grant application.PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 15th day of March, 2016.BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSTETON COUNTY, WYTo approve a Resolution to authorize the submission of an application for funding to the Wyoming State Loan and Investment Board for Horsethief Canyon Landfill Capping and Closure as part of the State’s Municipal Solid Waste Facilities Cease and Transfer Program in the amount of $5,120,188.00.

5. Consideration of a Waiver of Wyoming Statute §16-6-1001 to Utilize an Out-of-State Firm for Landfill Closure DesignTo approve a waiver of Wyoming Statute 16-6-1001 to utilize an out-of-state design firm for Landfill Closure design, as well as the letter notifying the Governor’s Office of the waiver, as a condition of State funding acceptance.

6. Consideration of a Contract to Install a Natural Gas Line at Fire Station 6To approve the use of Energy Mitigation Funds and the Lower Valley Energy agreement to convert Fire Station 6 from pro-pane to natural gas.

11. Consideration of a Wyoming Department of Transportation Right-of-Way Certificate regarding Hoback River Bridge Replacement ProjectTo approve the Wyoming Department of Transportation Right-of-Way Certificate for the Hoback River Bridge Replacement Project.Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously to approve items on the consent agenda.

DIRECT CORRESPONDENCE1. Alex Norton, Planning & Development 2/25/2016 email regarding 2016 Indicator Report and draft FY17 Work Plan2. Rachel Smith 2/26/2016 email regarding The Grove Phase 33. Jerry Blann, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort 2/26/2016 email regarding Stilson4. Christopher Hawks 2/26/2016 email regarding amended and restated Teton Village Transit Center agreement5. Shilah Dalebout 2/28/2016 email regarding Eastman con-ditional use permit6. Kathy Wipfler 2/29/2016 email regarding Eastman condi-tional use permit7. Virginia Bell 2/24/2016 email regarding Lucas Planning Preapplication PAP2015-0125 and PAP2016-00108. Maureen O’Leary 2/29/2016 email regarding START bus route through Rancher9. Ty Ross 3/1/2016 email regarding Eastman conditional use permit10. Peter Moyer 3/1/2016 email regarding Housing Authority upzoning proposals for Teton Village Road11. Craig Benjamin, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance 3/1/2016 email regarding Natural Resource Protection regula-tions and 12. Stacy Stoker, Teton County Housing Authority 2/29/2016 email regarding response to BCC recommendation on The Grove 13. Brad Mead 3/2/2016 email regarding fencing regulations14. Craig Benjamin, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance 3/2/2016 email regarding fencing regulations15. Thomas Stanton 3/2/2016 email regarding The Grove phasing16. Tim Rieser 3/3/2016 email regarding The Grove Phase 1

17. Rachel Elliott 3/3/2016 email regarding Lucas Planning Preapplication PAP2015-0125 and PAP2016-01018. Tim Rieser 3/4/2016 email regarding The Grove Phase 119. Walt Berling 3/7/2016 email regarding funding the W Broadway slide20. Bruce Hawtin 3/7/2016 email regarding Housing dilemma21. Gillian Chapman, Teton County School District 3/7/2016 email regarding public meeting on new elementary school22. Thomas Hogan 3/7/2016 email regarding traffic calming ideas23. Brenna Cannon 3/7/2016 email regarding wildlife cross-ings24. Maggie Edmunds 3/8/2016 email regarding wildlife cross-ings25. James Ramage 3/8/2016 email regarding amended budget for O Bar B ISD26. CARF International 3/8/2016 letter regarding Curran Seeley Foundation obtains CARF International accreditation27. Keith Compton to David Hardie 3/8/2016 letter regarding 22/390 intersection28. Guy Cameron, Office of Homeland Security 3/8/2016 letter regarding request to use Rich Ochs in the event of statewide flood fighting purposes29. Allison Fleury 3/8/2016 email regarding wildlife crossings30. Darin Martens 3/8/2016 email regarding wildlife crossings31. Jon Mobeck, Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation 3/8/2016 email regarding wildlife - vehicle collision database32. Road & Levee 3/9/2016 email regarding county road weight limit reduction33. Sean O’Malley, Engineering 3/9/2016 email regarding roundabout options34. Beverly Boynton 3/9/2016 email regarding funding priori-ties and wildlife / open spaces35. Dan and Shirley Thomas 3/9/2016 email regarding wildlife crossings36. Brian Schilling 3/9/2016 email regarding school sitting37. Dawson Smith 3/10/2016 email regarding Natural Resources Regulations

PUBLIC COMMENT Ken Fritschel made comment on the restoration of one mile of Stateline Road. He provided a chronology of events to the County Clerk for the Boards review.Joann Scoggin made comment on an easement for Stateline Road.Kristen Fritschel made comment on Stateline Road and invit-ed the Board to tour the area.Marilyn Olsen made comment on Stateline Road.

MATTERS FROM COMMISSION AND STAFF (those not approved on the consent agenda)

1. Consideration of the Wildland Fire Annual State Forestry Operating PlanThis item was postponed to April 12, 2016.

2. Consideration of Amendment #4 to the Golder Associates Contract #2 for Integrated Solid Waste & RecyclingCounty Engineer Sean O’Malley presented this fourth amend-ment to the second Golder Associates contract. The amend-ment would allow for completion of the waste relocation bid package, engineering support during construction, and con-struction quality assurance and construction management for the 2016 waste relocation.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve Amendment #4 to the County’s Contract with Golder Associates for the completion of the waste relocation bid package, engineering support during construction, and construction quality assurance and manage-ment for the 2016 waste relocation and earthworks project at Horsethief Canyon, in the amount of $282,595.00, a not-to-exceed amount. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

3. Consideration of a Bid Award and Contract for Fire Protection at the Transfer StationHeather Overholser of Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling presented this proposed award of bid to provide fire suppres-sion at the Transfer Station.The Board held discussion with Ms. Overholser on the force account, location of the bidders, and award for finishing early. Chief Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery spoke to the in-state preference, bonus, and penalties.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the Award of Bid to Dale Weaver Wyoming for the Transfer Station Fire Suppression project in the amount of $177,720 not to exceed, unit price work at $212,140 with a force account of $10,607 and delete subsection B of 4.03 (the bonus section). Natalia Macker sec-onded and the motion passed unanimously.

7. Consideration of a Construction Contract for a Coroner’s Office AdditionFacilities Manager Phillip Delaney presented this request to approve a construction contract for remodel addition of a restroom and fire suppression at the Coroner’s office at 3240 S. Adams Canyon Drive.The Board held discussion with Mr. Delaney regarding the number of bidders and cost overrun.Chief Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery spoke to Wyoming labor laws.County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue spoke to the project’s original budget which did not include architect fees.County Clerk Sherry Daigle spoke to the current amount in the budget line item.Paul Vogelheim and Smokey Rhea voiced discomfort on the item based on having only one bid and questions on the con-tingency amount.Mr. Delaney spoke a prior project performed by Eagle Ridge Construction.Natalia Macker moved to continue this item to the March 21, 2016 voucher meeting. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

8. Consideration of Matching Funds for the Teton Pass Centennial Trail – Federal Lands Access GrantCounty Engineer Sean O’Malley presented for approval for a Match Agreement with the Federal Highway Administration for the Federal Lands Access program (FLAP) Teton Pass

Centennial trail Project and approve a match not to exceed $36,019.00. He requested the motion be changed to include the Chair’s signature.Public comment was given by Tim Young and Jack Kohler.Mark Newcomb moved to approve the Match Agreement WY DOT 22(1) and approve a project match not to exceed $36,019.00 and request and require the Chair to sign. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

9. Consideration of Agreement for Film Production with Warm Springs Productions, LLC regarding Teton County Search and RescueDeputy County Attorney Erin Weisman presented this request for an Agreement for Film Production highlighting Search and Rescue (SAR) operations. The County would receive $3,000 for each episode and the Sheriff’s office would have opportu-nity to review the episodes before they air.Lt. Slade Ross of the Sheriff’s Office spoke to the film crew being with SAR operations.The Board voiced concerns with this proposal and the con-tract. Lt. Ross spoke to the reputation of the filming company, the quality of their work, and their intent to capture success stories versus tragedy.Mark Newcomb restated his concern that Search and Rescue’s focus should remain on the mission and not be distracted by entertainment aspects.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the Agreement for Film Production with Warm Springs Production, LLC, regard-ing Teton County Search and Rescue, amending the term in Article 3 from two years to one year. Natalia Macker sec-onded.The Board held further discussion and suggested meeting with the Sheriff’s office and Search and Rescue about the film production.Paul Vogelheim withdrew his motion and the Natalia Macker, as the second, agreed.Paul Vogelheim moved to continue this item to the April 12 regular meeting. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

10. Consideration of an Award of Bid for Construction of Restroom and Concession at Teton County Fair RodeoThis item was postponed to April 12, 2016.

12. Consideration of a Contract for a Plans Examiner for Building PermitsJoint Planning Director Tyler Sinclair presented this request to contract with two people for plans examiner services in the building department for a term of six months.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve Plans Examiner Agreements with Tony Ostoja and Hal Jensen and authorize the Chair to sign upon review and approval by the County Attorney’s Office. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

MATTERS FROM PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT

1. Consideration of Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order for: a. DEV2015-0005 for Dunlap Family Trust b. CUP2015-0006 for Lennox, Philip David & Judge, Esther H. c. CUP2015-0011 for Eastman, Jesse T. & Eastman, Thomas W.Deputy County Attorney Erin Weisman presented the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order for DEV2015-0005.Natalia Macker moved to approve Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order granting approval of DEV2015-0005 for the Dunlap Family Trust. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Deputy County Attorney Erin Weisman presented the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order for CUP2015-0006.Smokey Rhea moved to approve Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order granting approval of CUP2015-0006 for Lennox, Philip David & Judge, Esther H. Mark Newcomb seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Deputy County Attorney Erin Weisman presented the Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order for CUP2015-0011.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law and Order granting approval of CUP2015-0011 for Eastman, Jesse T. & Eastman, Thomas W. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

2. Applicant: AMARE TRUST C/O POBRE, JARED L. & STACY ANN TRUSTEES Permit No.: MSC2015-0055 Request: Request to amend the building envelope for Lot 46, Shooting Star First Filing. Location: 7140 Jensen Canyon Road, Teton Village, WY; Lot 46, Shooting Star First Filing; Plat 1210. (S25, T42N, R117W). The property is zoned Planned Unit Development-Planned Resort and is within the Scenic Resources Overlay.County Code Compliance Officer Jennifer Anderson presented this request for an amendment to the County-approved build-ing envelope on Lot 46, Shooting Star, First Filing to allow for an existing built-in grill, hot tub, and terraces. Staff recom-mended approval of the revised building envelope and associ-ated affidavit with the insertion of “FURTHER, the owners hereby declare that the building envelope for Lot 46 is hereby amended, with the condition that no structures greater than four (4) feet in height other than the existing 9-foot built-in grill as depicted in the Miscellaneous Planning Request MSC2015-0055, shall be allowed in the added portion of the revised building envelope“. The Board held discussion with Ms. Anderson regarding HOA review and approval.The applicant’s agent Alan Edlefsen presented for questions from the Board.Mark Newcomb moved to approve the proposed amended building envelope and associated affidavit for Lot 46, Shooting Star, with the insertion of “FURTHER, the owners hereby declare that the building envelope for Lot 46 is hereby amend-ed, with the condition that no structures greater than four (4) feet in height other than the existing 9-foot built-in grill as

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depicted in the Miscellaneous Planning Request MSC2015-0055, shall be allowed in the added portion of the revised building envelope“ and request the Chair to sign the affidavit. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

3. Applicant: RYR, LLC C/O LAVAR RINIKER Permit No.: S/D2016-0001 Request: Partial Vacation of a Plat, pursuant to Section 8.2.13. Amendment of Permits or Approvals, to vacate Lot 21, O Bar B Subdivision 2nd Filing and Section 8.5.3. Subdivision Plat to subdivide the existing structure into four condominium units. Location: 4115 S. Pub Place, Lot 21, O Bar B Subdivision 2nd Filing; located approximately 2.8 miles south of High School Road (S20, T40N, R116W). The property is zoned Business Park and Neighborhood Conservation with no overlays. County Code Compliance Officer Jennifer Anderson presented this application involving a Final Plat for Davis Pioneer Plaza Condominiums. The request was to subdivide the existing building into four condominium units, each with a commercial space and associated Accessory Residential Unit(s). Staff rec-ommended approval with no conditions.Smokey Rhea moved to approve Subdivision Plat S/D2016-0001 to permit a Final Plat of Davis Pioneer Plaza Condominiums based upon finding that the application meets all applicable standards for approval of a Subdivision Plat in Section 8.5.3. of the Teton County Land Development Regulations with no conditions. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

4. Applicant: SRS CLUB, LLC 4a. Permit No.: S/D2015-0008 Request: Partial Vacation of a Plat, pursuant to Section 8.2.13, Amendment of Permits or Approvals, to vacate a private road and utility easement located on Lot 63, Snake River Sporting Club. Location: 14885 Sporting Club Road; Lot 63 of the Snake River Sporting Club subdivision. Generally located east of Highway 26/89 and the Snake River, approximately 2.5 miles south of the Astoria Bridge and four miles southwest of Hoback Junction (S8, T38N, R116W). The properties are zoned Rural and are within the Natural and Scenic Resources Overlays. 4b. Permit No.: S/D2016-0003 Request: Partial Vacation of a Plat, pursuant to Section 8.2.13, Amendment of Permits or Approvals to vacate a private road and utility easement located on Lot 77, Snake River Sporting Club. Location: 14885 Sporting Club Road; Lot 77 of the Snake River Sporting Club subdivision. Generally located east of Highway 26/89 and the Snake River, approximately 2.5 miles south of the Astoria Bridge and four miles southwest of Hoback Junction (S8, T38N, R116W). The properties are zoned Rural and are within the Natural and Scenic Resources Overlays. 4c. Permit No.: S/D2016-0004 Request: Partial Vacation of a Plat, pursuant to Section 8.2.13, Amendment of Permits or Approvals to vacate lot lines for purposes of combining Lots 96 and 97 with Lot 78, Snake River Sporting Club. Location: 14885 Sporting Club Road; Lots 96 and 97 of the Snake River Sporting Club subdivision. Generally locat-ed east of Highway 26/89 and the Snake River, approximately 2.5 miles south of the Astoria Bridge and four miles southwest of Hoback Junction (S8, T38N, R116W). The properties are zoned Rural and are within the Natural and Scenic Resources Overlays. County Planner Shawn Means presented these three applica-tions together, which requested to vacate a private road and utility easement located on Lot 63, to vacate a private road and utility easement located on Lot 77, and to vacate Lots 96 and 97 for purposes of combining those lots with the sur-rounding golf course lot on Lot 78.The Board held discussion with staff and the County Clerk regarding recording plats.The applicant’s agent, Todd Cedarholm spoke to access to the property.

Natalia Macker moved to approve Subdivision Plat S/D2015-0008 to permit a partial vacation of a private road and utility easement located on Lot 63, Snake River Sporting Club, based upon finding that the application complies with the standards for a Partial Vacation Without Replat in Section 8.2.13.C.5 of the Teton County Land Development Regulations with the fol-lowing condition:The applicant shall have 60 days from the date of approval to submit the final documents to be recorded for signature and to record the documents with the Teton County Clerk or this approval shall be deemed expired.Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Natalia Macker moved to approve Subdivision Plat S/D2016-0003 to permit a partial vacation of a private road and utility easement located on Lot 77, Snake River Sporting Club, based upon finding that the application complies with the standards for a Partial Vacation Without Replat in Section 8.2.13.C.5 of the Teton County Land Development Regulations with the fol-lowing condition:The applicant shall have 60 days from the date of approval to submit the final documents to be recorded for signature and to record the documents with the Teton County Clerk or this approval shall be deemed expired.Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Natalia Macker moved to approve Subdivision Plat S/D2016-0004 to permit partial vacation of a plat to vacate lot lines for purposes of combining Lots 96 and 97 with Lot 78, Snake River Sporting Club, based upon finding that the application complies with the standards for a Partial Vacation Without Replat in Section 8.2.13.C.5 of the Teton County Land Development Regulations with the following condition:The applicant shall have 60 days from the date of approval to submit the final documents to be recorded for signature and to record the documents with the Teton County Clerk or this approval shall be deemed expired.Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

The meeting recessed at 11:35 a.m. for lunch and reconvened at 1:32 p.m.

5. Applicant: JCFT WYOMING REAL ESTATE, LLC 5a. Permit No.: DEV2015-0003 Request: Development Plan, pursuant to Section 8.3.2, Development Plan, of the Teton County Land Development Regulations, to amend an existing Final Development Plan (DEV2004-0024) for a 2-unit non-subdivi-sion Planned Residential Development (PRD) with 70% open space to remove 6 acres from the PRD and allow subdivision of the remainder. 5b. Permit No.: ADJ2015-0008 Request: Administrative Adjustment, pursuant to Section 8.8.1 of the Teton County Land Development Regulations (LDRs), for approval of a Roadway Exception Request, pursuant to Section 7.6.4 of the LDRs, for excep-tion from street and road standards including minimum travel width, minimum turning radius, and maximum grade for portions of Smoky Hollow Road, in association with a Development Plan (DEV2015-0003) for amendments to an existing Planned Residential Development. The County Engineer has chosen to elevate this application for recom-mendation by the Planning Commission and a final decision by the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to Section 8.2.9.C of the LDRs. 5c. Permit No.: DEV2015-0006 Request: Development Plan, pursuant to Section 8.3.2, Development Plan, of the Teton County Land Development Regulations for a 3-unit subdivision Planned Residential Development (PRD) with 70% open space. 5d. Permit No.: ADJ2015-0009 Request: Administrative Adjustment, pursuant to Section 8.8.1 of the Teton County Land Development Regulations (LDRs), for approval of a Roadway Exception Request, pursuant to Section 7.6.4 of the LDRs, for excep-tion from street and road standards including minimum travel width, minimum turning radius, and maximum grade for portions of Smoky Hollow Road, in association with a Development Plan (DEV2015-0006) for a 3-unit subdivision Planned Residential Development. The County Engineer has chosen to elevate this application for recommendation by the Planning Commission and a final decision by the Board of County Commissioners, pursuant to Section 8.2.9.C of the LDRs. Location: 5425 W Smoky Hollow Road; Generally located north of Mosquito Creek Road and west of Fall Creek Road (S3 and S10, T40N, R117W). The property is zoned Rural and is within the Natural Resources Overlay.County Planner Shawn Means suggested that the Board hear Development Plan DEV2015-0003 and then the adjustment order, and then repeat for Development Plan DEV2015-0006. Ms. Means first presented Final Development Plan DEV2015-0003, which was an amendment to a previously approved Final Development Plan DEV2004-0024. Ms. Means pro-vided historical information on this parcel. The amendment would exclude six acres from the PRD, allow subdivision of the remaining 53.2 acres within PRD, and no changes were proposed to the open space or existing easement. The result would be a six acre parcel which would be subject to no development approvals. Lot 1 would be 45.7 acres, with all open space, a main residence, guest house, and an office. Lot 2 would be 7.4 acres with a caretaker’s quarters and an attached garage. Key issues and Findings for Approval were presented. The Planning Commission and staff recommend approval with four conditions of approval.The Board held discussion with staff on non-subdivision PRDs, how this ties with the road exemption and the condition of approval, and relation to DEV2015-0006.Christen Hutton Holt representing the applicant presented a history on the property and applicant’s plans for the parcel.Property owner Jesse Combs made a presentation to the Board.Attorney representative for the applicant, Nicole Krieger made a presentation to the Board. The Board held discussion with Ms. Krieger.Public comment was open at 2:49 p.m. and given by neighbor Zaidee Fuller, Scott Garland an attorney representing Kevin and Lynn Graham and John and Linda Abrams who own the Moose Hollow Holdings LLC and Blue Skies West LLC par-cels, and Leah Corrigan. Public comment was closed at 3:07 p.m.The Board held discussion with staff on the number of units, open space standards and easements, and conditions of approval.Housing Authority Executive Director Stacy Stoker spoke to the affordable housing obligation.

Natalia Macker moved to approve Development Plan DEV2015-0003 based upon finding that the application meets the findings for approval of a Development Plan established in Section 8.3.2.C of the Teton County Land Development Regulations with the four conditions as recommended by staff and the Planning Commission:1. Approval of this proposal is conditioned upon approval of Administrative Adjustment ADJ2015-0008, being reviewed concurrently. Should ADJ2015-0008 be denied, the applicant shall either apply for and be granted approval of a Variance prior to application for Subdivision Plat to establish the lots proposed in this Development Plan, or the applicant shall improve Smoky Hollow Road such that it meets all applicable standards of Section 7.6.4. Necessary improvements shall be detailed in the Subdivision Improvements Agreement and adequate financial assurances shall be provided at the time of application for Subdivision Plat. The applicant shall be respon-sible for obtaining all necessary permits or approvals prior to initiating work and shall be required to complete the improve-ments to the road prior to issuance of a Building Permit for any physical development. 2. Concurrent with approval of the Development Plan, the applicant shall be required to pay an affordable housing fee-in-lieu in the amount of $108,776.25 to the County Treasurer, unless other arrangements with acceptable financial assur-ances are approved by the Board of County Commissioners. 3. Prior to approval and recordation of the Subdivision Plat, the applicant shall be required to pay a development exaction

fee-in-lieu, currently estimated as $14,778.00; to be updated based on the market values of the parcels identified above at or immediately prior to recording of the Subdivision Plat. 4. The proposed Shared Well Agreement shall be recorded concurrently with Subdivision Plat.Smokey Rhea seconded.

Natalia Macker suggested a timeframe on the housing fee-in-lieu; Ms. Means suggested condition #2 could be changed.Mark Newcomb, Paul Vogelheim, and Barbara Allen stated they could not make all the findings for this application before the road was addressed.This motion was left on the table in order to hear the roadway exemption ADJ2015-0008.

Amy Ramage from County Engineering presented ADJ 2015-0008, an Administrative Adjustment for Road Exceptions Request for Smoky Hollow Road. Smoky Hollow Road was a private road with access from a Forest Service Road called Mosquito Creek Road. The exception requests were to allow for a 14’ road width, a 75’ turning radius, and a maximum grade of 11-12.6%. Ms. Ramage provided the criterion reviewed for road exceptions and Findings for Approval.The applicant Jesse Combs spoke to Smoky Hollow Road repair and maintenance.Attorney Nicole Krieger addressed the Board on behalf of the applicant.Dan Smith of Nelson Engineering addressed the Board on behalf of the applicant.The applicant Jessie Combs spoke to additional improvements planned for the road.Public comment was given by Robbie Fuller, Reed Armijo, and Lynette Abrams.The Board held discussion and Mr. Smith spoke to the guard rail issue.Paul Vogelheim asked for clarity on the guard rail design and suggested continuing this item.

Paul Vogelheim moved to continue DEV2015-0003, ADJ2015-0008, DEV2015-0006, and ADJ2015-0009 to the April 12 regu-lar meeting. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

6. Applicant: DUNLAP FAMILY TRUST ** These two variances may be postponed or withdrawn pending approval of 1a. Findings of Fact and Conclusion of Law and Order for DEV2015-0005, please refer to Staff’s memo. ** Presenter: Shawn Means Permit No.: VAR2015-0009 Request: Variance, pursuant to Section 8.8.2, Variance, of the Teton County Land Development Regulations, to vary Section 7.7.4.D.2 to permit an existing building to encroach into an irrigation ditch setback. Permit No.: VAR2015-0014 Request: Variance, pursuant to Section 8.8.2, Variance, of the Teton County Land Development Regulations, to vary Section 5.1.1.D to permit an existing building to encroach into a wetland setback. Location: 955 South Ely Springs Road. Located 1.5 miles west of the Town of Jackson at the corner of Boyles Hill Road and Ely Springs Road (S35, T41N, R117W).Paul Vogelheim moved to withdraw the Dunlap Family Trust variances VAR2015-0009 and VAR2015-0014. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

EXECUTIVE SESSION None.

MATTERS FROM COMMISSION Sean O’Malley, Erin Weisman, and Keith Gingery were asked to craft a communi-cation regarding Stateline Road to provide to residents of the area and those who provide comment.A meeting with the Housing Authority Board was proposed for March 21 to discuss The Grove Phase 3.

ADJOURNNatalia Macker moved to adjourn, Mark Newcomb seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 4:50 p.m.Respectfully submitted: spbTETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Barbara Allen, ChairATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County ClerkPublish: 04/20/16

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

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on March 21, 2016 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:02 a.m.Commission present: Barbara Allen Chair, Mark Newcomb Vice-Chair, Natalia Macker, Paul Vogelheim, and Smokey Rhea.

ADOPT AGENDANatalia Macker moved to adopt the agenda as presented but to hear action item #3 before item #2. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

PUBLIC COMMENT none

ACTION ITEMS

1. Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the March 18, 2016 vouch-ers in the amount of $1,276,456.45. Mark Newcomb seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

2. Consideration of South Park Landing Ramp InstallationThis item was heard following item #3.Parks & Recreation Director Steve Ashworth presented this request to purchase ramp materials for the South Park land-ing.Discussion took place on the wide range of the bids and review by Game & Fish.

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Public comment was given Len Carlman of the Snake River Fund.Natalia Macker moved to award bid and approve the purchase for Precast Concrete Boat Ramp Plans be awarded to Crete Precast, Inc. in the amount of $35,760.00. Paul Vogelheim sec-onded and the motion passed unanimously.

3. Consideration of a Construction Contract for a Coroner’s Office Addition (continued from 3/15/16)This item was heard before item #2.County Coroner Dr. Brent Blue spoke to the remodeling proj-ect, cost estimates, and bids.The Board held discussion with Dr. Blue and staff regarding project hard costs, the sprinkler system cost, design and engi-neering costs, and needing detailed information on the $20,000 designated for the sprinkler system.Paul Vogelheim moved to continue this item to the March 25, 2016 voucher meeting. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed 3-2 with Smokey Rhea and Mark Newcomb opposed.

4. Consideration of an Amendment to the Health Plan Participation AgreementHR Director Julianne Fries presented this amendment to the St. John’s Medical Center agreement to revise the effective date back six months.Smokey Rhea moved to approve and authorize the Board of Teton County Commissioners’ Chair to sign the Amendment to the Health Plan Participation agreement between Teton County and St. John’s Medical Center effective July 1, 2015. Mark Newcomb seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

5. Consent for Proposed Outgoing Commissioner Correspondence: a. Letter to Chief Electrical Inspector Nick Ryan b. Letter to Teton County Housing Authority c. Letter of Support for Funding State School SectionsNo revisions were suggested to the letter addressed to Mr. Ryan.Natalia Macker moved to approve the letter to Chief Electrical Inspector Nick Ryan. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.On the Teton County Housing Authority letter, Natalia Macker suggested a minor revision in the second paragraph and Paul Vogelheim suggested a revision in the third para-graph.Natalia Macker moved to approve the letters to the Teton County Housing Authority board members. Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously.On the School Section letter, Barbara Allen suggested having all five Board signatures on the letter and agreed to table this item until later today to allow time for suggested revisions to be made. Barbara Allen tabled this letter to later in the day.

DISCUSSION ITEMSThe Grove Phase 2 Monthly Update. Executive Director of the Housing Authority Stacy Stoker introduced Chet Lockard of Project Guide Services (PGS). Mr. Lockhard provided an update on the construction progress of Phase 2 and the devel-opment budget. The Board held discussion with Mr. Lockard and Ms. Stoker.

Matters from Commission. The Board reviewed their weekly calendar. Chief Deputy County Attorney Keith Gingery sug-gested a method to advertising, interviewing, and appointing members to the new regional housing authority.

Attorney’s office update regarding IAFF Local 5067. Keith Gingery spoke to a November 2015 Attorney General’s opin-ion issued to Campbell County regarding union formation. Volunteer firefighters were considered a paid firefighter due to receiving pay for the event and contributions to both worker’s compensation and to a volunteer retirement plan. The AG concluded that this means they are paid and should have been included in the union formation vote.Discussion took place on how to proceed, drafting a letter to Local 5067 for the Board to review this afternoon, protecting the volunteers, coordinating with the Town, and discussing this matter further this afternoon.

County Commissioner Administrator Updates. Alyssa Watkins provided an update on a staff meeting this Wednesday with Teton County Idaho, Victor, the Town and County.

Commission Updates. Natalia Macker gave an update on the Airport Board meeting. Paul Vogelheim spoke to the WIR planning process.

EXECUTIVE SESSION – not convened.

Stilson Agreement Update. Barbara Allen complimented Jerry Blann, Melissa Turley and Chris Hawks (who were pres-ent in the audience) regarding the large concert held in Teton Village over the weekend and how well the crowd and traffic was orchestrated.Parks & Recreation Director Steve Ashworth spoke to his department’s maintenance and management responsibilities at the Stilson Ranch Parking and Transit Facility as outlined in the 1997 Teton County and Jackson Hole Ski Corporation agreement. He described the level of service proposed for the upcoming season.County Planning Manager Susan Johnson spoke to the park-ing use at Stilson.Jerry Blann of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Teton Village Association board member first spoke to the concert and the collaborative effort that contributed to the event’s success. He then spoke to the Stilson Agreement accepted in 1997 and an updated draft agreement.The Board held discussion.

Focal Habitat Project Update. County Planner Susan Johnson provided an update on the Focal Habitat Feature project. The report prepared by Biota went through an expert peer review with mixed response. Wyoming Game & Fish attempted to help by validating the report but concluded that the report should be conducted again. Staff recommended rebidding the

project with new specifications in the request for proposals process. Ms. Johnson provided copies of an October 2015 let-ter from Wyoming Game & Fish and Mule Deer Focal Habitat Feature maps to the Board.The Board held discussion on the maps provided by Game & Fish, the request for proposal process, and updating the Natural Resource Overlay (NRO).Hank Phibbs, Chair of Natural Resources Technical Advisory Board (NRTAB) suggested speeding up the process by allow-ing NRTAB to work directly with Game & Fish on the project.

Annual Indicator Report and Work Plan Discussion. Joint Planning Director Tyler Sinclair and Long Range Planner Alex Norton quickly provided an overview of the 2016 Indicator Report and 2016-17 Implementation Work Plan in preparation of the April 15 joint meeting. Annual Indicators included nineteen points in the areas of Amount of Growth, Location of Growth, and Type of Growth. Due to time con-straints, the Board asked staff to provide the full presentation tomorrow at 9:00 a.m.

The meeting recessed for lunch at 12:07 and reconvened at 1:33 p.m.

Teton County Housing Authority – The Grove Phase 3. Present from the Teton County Housing Authority (TCHA) were Jeff Collins, Brian Siegfried and Executive Director Stacy Stoker. Discussion took place on the TCHA’s recommendation for The Grove Phase 3. TCHA presented an option of selling property in order to fund Phase 3 as it is currently designed and permitted. TCHA properties available for sale included Cheney Lane, Rains Property, Phase 1 Grove Building, and the 260 W. Broadway Building. Several category mix and funding scenarios were presented. Fannie Mae funding on condomini-ums was discussed. The buyer pool for employment-based units was larger than categories 1, 2, or 3. Concerns voiced by TCHA regarding Habitat’s proposal related to the design pro-cess and permitting, financing of Phase 3, parking, livability during construction, longevity of the timeframe to complete Phase 3, the need for a homogeneous and consistent neighbor-hood, and being able to serve a wider range of people.Discussion took place with Chet Lockard of Project Guide Services and Christina Feuz of Habitat for Humanity.Keith Gingery spoke to the expired bid from GE Johnson for Phase 3 and a new complete hard bid process for Phase 3 would need to begin. He explained the stepped approval process that has been taken for The Grove, which the Board approved at the onset of the project. The bid process would take about six weeks and The Grove Phase 3 design docu-ments are ready to go for bidding.Further discussion was held, then Ms. Feuz fielded questions from the Board on Habitat’s vision, timeframe, going from three-stories to two-stories and parking two cars, and that their design would provide 24 units in four years.Mark Newcomb asked for clarification on what Habitat’s design process would entail – going through the Town’s pro-cess and costs, and design costs. Natalia Macker asked about TCHA’s Fannie Mae financing on Phase 2, and if Phase 3 went to Habitat would TCHA’s recommendation on the Phase 2 category mix change. Paul Vogelheim asked to get the Town’s commitment of $1 million in writing just to firm that up and which category had the highest need in the community. Ms. Stoker stated she would research TCHA applications to pro-vide that information. Barbara Allen suggested having another session in the next few weeks, working the schedule around spring break.

MATTERS FROM COMMISSIONIAFF Local 5067. Barbara Allen spoke to the draft letter addressed to John Tobey of IAFF Local 5067 provided by Mr. Gingery. Keith Gingery spoke to a March 20, 2016 Gillette Record newspaper article regarding the Campbell County fire union. He called the Campbell County attorney’s office and requested a copy of the AG’s letter. The Attorney General’s (AG) opinion dated November 16, 2015 addressed volunteer firefighters as being part of the paid members of the fire department. Based on the AG’s opinion, Campbell County stopped recognizing the fire union and stopped their collective bargaining negotiations based on Statute 27-10-103 not being followed.Mr. Gingery explained his draft letter and attachments. An argument could be by the volunteers that they had been dis-enfranchised and a new vote should take place on who should be the sole bargaining agent for the firefighters and include all of the firefighters, He had been in contact with IAFF Local 5067’s attorney David Evans and relayed Mr. Evans’ message to the Board.Town Manager Bob McLaurin stated the Town would hear the same issue that afternoon.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve and request and require the Chair to sign the letter addressed to John Tobey, International Association of Firefighters Local 5067 dated March 21, 2016 as presented by staff and request that this letter be presented to Mr. Tobey today. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

5. Consent for Proposed Outgoing Commissioner Correspondence: c. Letter of Support for Funding State School SectionsThis item was tabled earlier in the meeting. The Board consid-ered the letter listed in #5c addressed to the state delegation regarding funding state school sections.Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the letter as presented and to forward this letter to each of our members of our Washington delegation. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

ADJOURN Smokey Rhea moved to adjourn, Mark Newcomb seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 3:14 p.m. TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Barbara Allen, ChairATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County ClerkTETON COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE 03-18-2016 WARRANTS: Absolute Innovations Inc. 1,696.14 / Ace Hardware 40.44 Advanced Glass & Trim Llc 250.00 / Aflac 1,903.97 / Aflac 2,632.49 Airgas Usa Llc 85.44 / Allegiance

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

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in special session on March 22, 2016 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 9:09 a.m.Commission present: Barbara Allen Chair, Mark Newcomb Vice-Chair, Natalia Macker, Paul Vogelheim, and Smokey Rhea.

DISCUSSION WITH PLANNING DEPARTMENT: Comprehensive Plan 2016 Annual Indicator Report and 2016-17 Work PlanLong Range Planner Alex Norton stated today’s discussion was to prepare the Board for the joint presentation on April 15 and to potentially be able to take action on the proposed Work Plan. The Town had a similar presentation in preparation as well. The Jackson/Teton County Comprehensive Plan includes 19 indicators of the community’s success in managing the amount, location, and type of growth so that it represents the vision described in the Plan. While these indicators are com-piled and reported annually, to inform budgeting and strategic work planning, it is the longer term trends that most interest the community. Corrective actions to affect trends are evalu-ated through a Growth Management Program described in the Comprehensive Plan once the community has grown five percent.Mr. Norton and Regan Kohlhardt, Associate Long Range Planner, stepped through each of the annual indicators and included discussion with the Board as needed. Trends as stated in the 2016 Annual Indicator Report:Amount of Growth. Since adoption of the Comprehensive Plan, the number of residential units in the community has grown 3.9% (384 units).Location of Growth. In 2015, 61% of residential units were built in Complete Neighborhoods. This raised the percentage of residential growth in Complete Neighborhoods since adop-tion of the Comp Plan to 56%. While short of the community’s goal that 60% of growth occurs in Complete Neighborhoods, the recent trend is positive as the percentage of units built in Complete Neighborhoods has grown in each of the past 5 years.Type of Growth. The local workforce is growing slower than local jobs meaning the percentage of the workforce that lives locally is declining. Less than 60% of the workforce lives local-ly at this point, while the community’s goal is to house at least

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• Public Notices •65% of the workforce locally. Other Indicators. Trends also indicate positive progress in con-servation of wildlife and scenic resources and reducing wildlife vehicle collisions.Key Takeaway points in the Indicator Report:1. Adoption of the Rural LDRs was a major accomplishment in meeting the community’s goal that less than 40% of growth be located in rural areas. But it must be complemented by allowances and incentives for workforce housing in complete neighborhoods if the community is also going to meet its goal of housing 65% of the workforce locally.2. Jobs are being created at a faster rate than housing units or nonresidential floor area is being constructed. This indi-cates that growth is being driven by more than just develop-ment, and therefore development regulations alone cannot be expected to address all of the issues associated with growth. More work is needed to understand the other drivers of growth and how to mitigate their impacts.3. For a major planning or LDR project to be efficient and effective the community, Electeds, and staff need to stick to an efficient, predetermined schedule. A set schedule allows for one step of the process to build on another and avoids changes in direction due to changes in circumstances and elected officials. Because continuity is so important, the community, Electeds, and staff cannot be expected to engage in more than 3 efforts at once.The 2016-2017 Work Plan was presented with the major areas being LDR Updates, Coordination in Comprehensive Plan Implementation, Comprehensive Plan Administration, and Data Maintenance and Provision. Staff impacts and fis-cal resources were discussed. A five-year work plan was also presented.No action was taken by the Board.

ADJOURN Smokey Rhea moved to adjourn, Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 10:56 a.m. TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Barbara Allen, ChairATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County ClerkPublish: 04/20/16

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

The Teton County Board of Commissioners met in special session on March 25, 2016 in the Commissioners Chambers located at 200 S. Willow in Jackson. The meeting was called to order at 2:12 p.m.Commission present: Barbara Allen Chair, Natalia Macker, Paul Vogelheim, and Smokey Rhea. Mark Newcomb was absent.

ADOPT AGENDA Paul Vogelheim moved to adopt the agen-da as presented and continuing item #2 the Coroner’s Office Addition to April 12, 2016. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

PUBLIC COMMENT none

ACTION ITEMS1. Consideration of Payment of County Vouchers Paul Vogelheim moved to approve the March 25, 2016 vouch-ers in the amount of $456,214.99 and a separate District Court Juror run in the amount of $3,000.60. Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously.2. Consideration of a Construction Contract for Coroner’s Office Addition (continued from 3/21/16)This item was continued to April 12, 2016.3. Consideration of a Resolution Recognizing April 5, 2015 as National Service Day RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING NATIONAL SERVICE DAY ON APRIL 5, 2016 WHEREAS, service to others is a hallmark of the American character, and central to how we meet our challenges; andWHEREAS, the nation’s counties are increasingly turning to national service and volunteerism as a cost-effective strategy to meet their needs; andWHEREAS, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps participants address the most pressing challenges facing our communities, from educating students for the jobs of the 21st century and supporting veterans and military families to providing health services and helping communities recover from natural disas-ters; and WHEREAS, national service expands economic opportunity by creating more sustainable, resilient communities and provid-ing education, career skills, and leadership abilities for those who serve; and WHEREAS, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps participants serve in more than 50,000 locations across the country, bolstering the civic, neighborhood, and faith-based organizations that are so vital to our economic and social well-being; and WHEREAS, national service participants increase the impact of the organizations they serve, both through their direct ser-vice and by managing millions of additional volunteers; andWHEREAS, national service represents a unique public-private partnership that invests in community solutions and leverages non-federal resources to strengthen community impact and increase the return on taxpayer dollars; andWHEREAS, national service participants demonstrate com-mitment, dedication, and patriotism by making an intensive commitment to service, a commitment that remains with them in their future endeavors; and WHEREAS, the Corporation for National and Community Service shares a priority with county officials nationwide to engage citizens, improve lives, and strengthen communities; and is joining with the National League of Cities, National Association of Counties, Cities of Service, and mayors and county officials across the country for the Mayor and County Recognition Day for National Service on April 5, 2016.THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Teton County Board of County Commissioners do hereby proclaim April 5, 2016, as National Service Recognition Day, and encourage residents to recognize the positive impact of national service in our county; to thank those who serve; and to find ways to give back to their communities.Adopted on the 25th day of March, 2016.

TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSNatalia Macker moved to adopt the resolution recognizing April 5, 2016 as Mayor and County Day of Recognition of National Service. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

DISCUSSION ITEMSMatters from Commission. Natalia Macker provided an update from her visit with Alta residents in the State Line Road area and Weed & Pest. Paul Vogelheim spoke to a WYOLINK meeting in Cheyenne next Thursday, the START board meeting and bus use for events, WIR planning efforts, and various matters from the Teton Conservation District meeting. Smokey Rhea gave an update from the hospital board meeting. Paul Vogelheim gave a brief update on WPLI.The Board reviewed their weekly calendar and workshop requests.

EXECUTIVE SESSION – not convened.

ADJOURN Natalia Macker moved to adjourn, Paul Vogelheim seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 2:47 p.m. TETON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS/s/ Barbara Allen, ChairATTEST: /s/ Sherry L. Daigle, County ClerkTETON COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE 03-25-2016 WARRANTS: Ali Guio Archula 30.00 / Ben Mccarter 168.90 / Brock Carr 36.48 Cody Daigle 150.00 / Corliss Walker Ii 30.00 / Danny Jost 35.40 David Moore 34.86 / David Samuels 150.00 / Deborah R. Reilly 30.00 Douglas Herrick 40.26 / Dustin Shockley 30.00 / Heather L. Hunter 187.80 Inger Schou 30.00 / James F. Lucas 30.00 / James H. Smith 150.00 Jared Handel 39.72 / Jay Tomich 150.00 / Jeffrey A. Scully 150.00 John C. Hessler 30.00 / Joseph Kearns 30.00 / John Michalski 187.80 Julie Klomparens 30.00 / Kathleen M. Cummings 34.86 / Keverin Amma Burns 39.72 Kelley Rabjohns 30.00 / Kenneth W. Vickland 30.00 / Lauren Nagel 150.00 Lindsay Mahin 30.00 / Lucinda Krajsky 30.00 / Mark Mol 30.00 Megan Piker 150.00 / Miracles Meyer 37.56 / Michael Donley Voss 150.00 Nancy Vaughn 37.02 / Randall R. Reedy 171.60 / Rebecca Jewison 30.00 Scott Bancroft 30.00 / Stephanie K. Thompson 30.00 / Susan Lurie 30.00 Thomas E. Lennon 34.32 / Wendy Baylor 174.30 // Action Excavation Llc 8,093.09 / Aed Everywhere Inc. 395.00 Aire Filter Products Idaho Inc 2,928.28 / Airgas Usa LLC 134.40 Amerigas 791.98 / A.M. Leonard, Inc. 611.64 / American Red Cross 316.13 Ank Corporation 6,495.75 / Anpeytu Raben 468.40 / At&T Mobility 5,428.95 Ba Custom Metal & Design LLC 2,010.47 / Bonneville Blue Print 66.00 B.P. Painting & Refinishing Inc. 835.00 Colorado Association For Recycling 744.00 / Cdw Government, Inc. 22,700.70 Century Link 3,094.47 / Centurylink Qcc 593.22 / Cindy Harger 220.68 Conrad And Bischoff, Inc. 78.60 / Cummins Rocky Mountain LLC 3,278.81 Curran-Seeley Foundation 1,796.50 / Delta Dental 1,184.40 / Deanna Harger 29.95 Dell Marketing L.P. 27,214.19 / Demco Inc. 43.76 / Eleaven Food Company 426.00 E.R. Office Express Inc. 1,434.61 / Evans Construction, Inc. 6,617.13 Exposure Signs Inc. 114.00 / Ferrara Fire Apparatus Inc. 81.46 Fish Creek Excavation, LLC 956.50 / Gabby Perez 11.12 / Grainger 11.00 Grainger 20.76 / Great American Leasing Corp 115.00 Harris Govern Ft. Collins User 150.00 / High Country Linen Supply LLC 2,903.81 Idaho Traffic Safety, Inc. 841.00 / Infinity Software Inc. 868.00 I.S.C. Inc 1,172.50 / Jackson Curbside, Inc 150.00 / Jacob Magnuson 78.84 Jesse Nelson 832.50 / Jh20 Water Conditioning & Filtratio 15.00 Jh Appliance 310.00 / Jh Community Counseling Center 1,141.95 Jh Hist.Society And Museum 21,265.42 / Jh Mountain Resort 600.00 Jackson Hole Production Company 500.00 / Jackson Hole Security Llc 252.00 Jackson Hole Security LLC 409.50 / Justine Logan 326.21 / Karen Marolf 21.00 Kellie Antrobus 432.86 / Kortum Fabrication 4,758.70 Kussmaul Electronics Co. Inc. 399.70 / Lani K Matthews 244.00 Children’s Learning Center 71,200.00 / Linton’s Big R 70.30 Liberty Tire Services LLC 1,465.77 / Mailfinance 88.26 Md Nursery & Landscaping Inc. 10,109.85 / Municipal Emergency Services 4,101.63 North American Rescue LLC 443.12 / On Grade Blade Service, LLC 3,796.46 Patterson Medical Supply Inc. 113.20 Peak Environmental Management Inc 1,200.00 / Post Register 191.91 Pro Equipment Sales LLC 474.59 / Red’s Auto Glass 253.44 Respond First Aid System 242.67 / Recreation Supply Company 120.00 Ridgeline Excavation Inc. 6,413.43 / Ronnie Howard 26.25 Sanofi Pasteur Inc. 1,506.90 / Seton Identification Products 420.17 Silver Creek Supply 102.90 / Silver Star Communications 2,854.00 Spring Creek Animal Hospital 77.69 / Staples Business Advantage 112.31 Staples Credit Plan 202.32 / Stericycle, Inc. 236.85 St. John’s Medical Center 66.00 / State Of Wy Enterprise Tech Service 15.87 Susan Shipley 19.65 / Taylor Technologies 156.03 Teton County Environmental Health 100.00 / Teton County Treasurer 4,936.54 Teton County Treasurer 29,896.09 / Teton Media Works Inc. 176.70 Teton Water Works 765.00 / Thos Y. Pickett & Company, Inc. 6,500.00 Town Of Jackson 500.00 / Town Of Jackson 1,469.34 Teton Valley Trails & Pathways Inc. 390.00 / Tyler Harlow 27.02 United Parcel Service 19.70 / Usa Archery 110.00 Voiance Language Services, LLC 175.42 / Vwr International LLC 137.21 Watsabaugh Excavation, Inc. 6,671.32 / Watchguard Security Systems 425.90 Warnaco Swim Wear Speedo 1,037.62 / Western Detention 1,706.10 Western Records Destruction Inc. 650.00 / Western Transport Inc. 506.30 Wort Hotel 465.89 / Wy Dept Of Hlth, Community & Rural 443.00 Wy. Department Of Transportation 13.00 / Wyoming State Forestry 25,119.20 Xerox Corporation 467.68 / Yellow Iron Excavating, LLC 6,455.55Publish: 04/20/16

• PUBLIC NOTICE •

PUBLIC NOTICE:

TO THE VOTERS OF TETON COUNTY, WYOMING:

PURSUANT TO SECTION 22-12-101 OF THE WYOMING ELECTION CODE, NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN THAT PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE LOCATIONS OF POLLING PLACES IN TETON COUNTY, WYOMING WILL BE HEARD BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

ON MAY 3, 2016 AT 9:00 A.M. THE PROPOSED POLLING SITES WILL KNOW BE KNOWN AS VOTE CENTERS, AND WILL BE LOCATED IN: TETON COUNTY LIBRARY, TETON COUNTY/JACKSON RECREATION CENTER, OLD WILSON SCHOOLHOUSE COMMUNITY CENTER, TETON COUNTY WEED & PEST BUILDING, ALTA ELEMENTARY, AND MORAN ELEMENTARY. THE PROPOSED CHANGE WOULD ALSO ALLOW ANY VOTER TO VOTE AT ANY ONE OF THE ABOVE LOCATIONS REGARDLESS OF WHERE THEY LIVE IN TETON COUNTY. THE MEETING WILL BE HELD IN THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CHAMBERS, LOCATED AT 200 S. WILLOW STREET, JACKSON, WYOMING. THE PROPOSED CHANGES MAY BE ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY CLERK AT THE MEETING.Publish: 04/20, 04/27/16

NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEWTETON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETINGTuesday, June 07, 2016

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 Street in Jackson, Wyoming on Tuesday, June 7, 2016, in their regular meeting which begins at 9:00 AM. Information regarding the applica-tions listed below may be obtained from the Teton County Planning and Development Department, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, telephone 307-733-3959.

1. Applicant: TETON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #1 Permit No.: ZMA2016-0001 Request: Amend the Official Zoning Map, pursuant to Section 8.7.2, Zoning Map Amendment, to rezone the sub-ject property from the Rural (R-TC) zone to the Public/Semi Public (P/SP-TC) zone. Location: The property is not currently addressed. It is generally located 7 miles south of Town on Hwy 89, west across the highway from Swinging Bridge.2. Applicant: TETON COUNTY Permit No.: AMD2016-0004 Request: Amend Section 5.1.4. Odorous Matter, Division 6.4. Operational Standards, and Division 8.9. Enforcement of the Land Development Regulations, pursuant to Section 8.7.1, LDR Text Amendments, to add nuisance stan-dards as allowed by Wyoming Statute 18-2-101 and 18-2-115. Location: County-WidePublish: 04/20/16

TETON COUNTY DIVISION OFFICES

• REQUEST FOR BIDS •

INVITATION FOR BIDS TETON COUNTY SECURITY CONTRACT 005-2016 Invitation for Bid on the Security Contract at the 2016 Teton County Fair. The Security Contract shall be for the calendar week of July 22, 2016 through July 31, 2016. Notice is hereby given that Teton County, Wyoming (Owner) will receive sealed bids for security bid 005-2016 prior to 4:00 P.M. MDT on Monday May 2nd, 2016 at the Teton County Fair Office, 305 W. Snow King Avenue (mailing address PO Box 3075) Jackson, Wyoming 83001 for the security contract of the 2016 Teton County Fair. The bid instructions and Contract Documents are on file at the office of the Teton County Fair, 305 W. Snow King Avenue, Jackson, Wyoming and may be picked up free of charge. The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive informalities and irregularities in proposals. Call Tracy Ross, Teton County Fair & Fairgrounds Manager (307)733-5289 if you have any questions. END OF INVITATIONPublish: 04/20, 04/27/16

INVITATION FOR BIDS:

Equipment List & Hourly Rates (E-16-M)Teton County, Wyoming

Invitation for comprehensive Contractor’s Equipment list, Hourly rate and any Fuel Surcharges applicable. Teton County is asking interested Contractors to provide a list of equipment, services and materials available, with a brief description, and hourly rate for each item. Please include complete mailing address, business email address, contact phone numbers, and name of business owner and/or manager. Contractors interested in registering their equipment, services and/or materials shall mail a copy of the above information to Teton County Road & Levee, P.O. Box 9575, Jackson, WY 83002, bring it to our office at 3190 South Adams Canyon Drive, Jackson, WY or submit by email to David Gustafson at dgustafson@tetonwyo.org. This equipment list and the hourly rates will be valid July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017. The deadline for accepting qualified bids is 5:00 p.m. Friday May 31, 2016 Publish: 04/20, 04/27/16

TETON COUNTY FAIR

FORMAL BID REQUEST

• Public Notices •Invitation for formal bids is being accepted forAntimicrobial Multi-Purpose Recycled Rubberized Flooring

Notice is hereby given that the Teton County Fair Department will receive formal bids prior to 3:00 P.M. M.S.T on Thursday April 28, 2016 at the Department’s Administrative Offices at the Fair Office Building, 305 West Snow King Ave., Jackson, Wyoming. The project will generally consist of poured in place, permanent, bonded antimicrobial recycled rubberized flooring.

Plans are available at the Teton County Fair Office 305 West Snow King Ave., Jackson Wyoming, beginning April 20, 2016, Monday through Friday from 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. MST.

All work shall be completed by September 7, 2016. Notice to proceed will be issued no later than August 29, 2016.

Fair Project Manager is Tracy Ross, 307.733.5289 or tross@tetonwyo.orgPublish: 04/20, 04/27/16

NOTICE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANTS

REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

PREPARE ENVIRONMENTAL ANALYSES FOR DEVELOPMENTS IN TETON COUNTY, WYOMING

Teton County, Wyoming seeks to establish a list of qualified environmental consultants to prepare environmental analyses for development proposals in Teton County. Consultants on the list will be offered work on rotation.

For a full packet of information, please visit the Teton County Planning and Development Department website at:

http://www.tetonwyo.org/plan/pdplan/ or contact:

Roby Hurley, Principal PlannerTeton County Planning and Development200 South Willow StreetPO Box 1727Jackson, WY 83001307-733-3959rhurley@tetonwyo.org

The deadline for submittal of qualifications is 4 PM MDT, Friday, May 13, 2016.Publish: 04/20, 04/27, 05/04/16

• PUBLIC NOTICE •

NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEWTETON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETINGMonday, May 9, 2016

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Teton County Planning Commission 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 Street in Jackson, Wyoming on Monday, May 9, 2016, in their regular meeting which begins at 6:00 PM. Information regarding the applications listed below may be obtained from the Teton County Planning and Development Department, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, telephone 307-733-3959.

1. Applicant: OWL CREEK RETREAT LLC Permit No.: VAR2015-0013 Request: Variance, pursuant to Section 8.8.2, Variance, of the Teton County Land Development Regulations in effect on January 1, 2015, to vary Section 5.1.1.D.2.a to reduce the required setback from the Snake River from 150 feet to 0 feet to bring 163 feet of existing fence into compli-ance.2. Permit No.: VAR2016-0002 Request: Variance, pursuant to Section 8.8.2, Variance, of the Teton County Land Development Regulations in effect on January 1, 2015, to vary Section 5.1.1.D.2.d to reduce the required setback from a wetland from 30 feet to 0 feet to bring 76 feet of existing fence into compliance. 3. Permit No.: MSC2016-0010 Request: Request to amend a Wildlife Migration Corridor Easement to allow fencing within the easement. Location: Located immediately west of Lots 53, 54 and 55, Owl Creek Subdivision, between those lots and the Snake River, near the western terminus of Reed Drive; (S16, T42N, R116W). The property is zoned Rural and is located within the Natural Resource Overlay.4. Applicant: TETON COUNTY Permit No.: AMD2016-0004 Request: Amend Section 5.1.4. Odorous Matter, Division 6.4. Operational Standards, and Division 8.9. Enforcement of the Land Development Regulations, pursuant to Section 8.7.1, LDR Text Amendments, to add nuisance stan-dards as allowed by Wyoming Statute 18-2-101 and 18-2-115. Location: County-Wide5. Applicant: TETON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #1 Permit No.: ZMA2016-0001 Request: Amend the Official Zoning Map, pursuant to Section 8.7.2, Zoning Map Amendment, to rezone the sub-ject property from the Rural (R-TC) zone to the Public/Semi Public (P/SP-TC) zone. Location: The property is not currently addressed. It is generally located 7 miles south of Town on Hwy 89, west across the highway from Swinging Bridge.Publish: 04/20/16

NOTICE OF PUBLIC REVIEWTETON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MEETINGMonday, May 23, 2016

Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by the Teton County Planning Commission 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 Street in Jackson, Wyoming on Monday, May 23, 2016, in their regular meeting which begins at 6:00 PM. Information regarding the applications listed below may be obtained from the Teton County Planning and Development Department, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, telephone 307-733-3959.

1. Applicant: WYOMING STARGAZING Permit No.: AMD2016-0002 Request: Amend Section 5.3.1 of the Land Development Regulations (LDRs), pursuant to Section 8.7.1, LDR Text Amendments to make changes to the Exterior Lighting Standard and to make other related changes throughout the LDRs. Location: Applies county-widePublish: 04/20/16

Superintendent

$173,270.00

Assistant Superintendent

$87,250.00

Coordinator / Director

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$123,475.00 $126,263.00 $126,338.00 $138,634.00

Principal, High School

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Assistant Principal, Middle / Jr. High

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$64,388.00 $65,138.00 $66,169.00 $67,883.00

$68,633.00 $68,766.00 $70,927.00 $71,560.00

$79,349.00

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$63,638.00 $64,481.00 $66,053.00 $66,152.00

$67,883.00 $69,646.00 $69,677.00 $70,565.00

$70,565.00 $73,353.00

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$62,821.00 $64,481.00 $65,215.00 $66,169.00

$72,490.00 $72,597.00 $74,307.00 $75,557.00

$81,881.00

Teacher: Elementary, Third Grade

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$59,255.00 $66,152.00 $67,883.00 $67,883.00

$68,766.00 $69,516.00 $80,453.00

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$61,076.00 $62,015.00 $67,883.00 $73,353.00

$76,251.00 $77,278.00 $79,264.00

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$73,695.00 $74,662.00 $75,273.00 $76,333.00

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Teacher: Elementary, Sixth Grade

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$60,292.00 $61,173.00 $62,015.00 $62,515.00

$62,821.00 $64,071.00 $64,465.00 $65,965.00

$67,160.00 $67,360.00 $75,233.00 $76,286.00

$77,743.00 $82,433.00

Elementary Keyboarding and Computer Skills

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$64,465.00 $66,152.00 $67,012.00 $67,012.00

$68,329.00 $68,766.00 $70,175.00 $72,490.00

$74,307.00 $87,255.00 $88,507.00

Teacher: Foreign Language

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$64,465.00 $64,465.00 $67,883.00 $67,900.00

$73,353.00 $76,251.00 $77,243.00

Teacher: Science

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$66,152.00 $67,956.00 $70,565.00 $70,641.00

$70,766.00 $74,001.00 $76,631.00 $77,326.00

$78,331.00 $80,264.00 $81,375.00

Teacher: Social Studies

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$68,783.00 $73,353.00 $74,387.00 $76,785.00

$79,264.00 $81,375.00 $84,590.00

Teacher: Mathematics

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$62,015.00 $62,821.00 $62,821.00 $63,638.00

$65,303.00 $67,012.00 $67,084.00 $69,677.00

$74,340.00 $77,326.00

Teacher: Other Secondary

$83,505.00

Teacher: Music, Instrumental

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Teacher: Music, Elementary

$34,801.00 $69,677.00 $77,233.00

Teacher: Music, General

$63,620.00

Teacher: Art, High School

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Teacher: Art, Middle / Jr. High

$58,001.00

Teacher: Art, Elementary

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Teacher: PE and Health, High School

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Teacher: PE and Health, Middle / Jr. High

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Teacher: PE and Health, Elementary

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Teacher: Vocational Education

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$74,307.00 $78,247.00

Counselor, High School

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Counselor, Middle / Jr. High

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Counselor, Elementary

Librarian, High School

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Librarian, Elementary

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Aide, Library / Media

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$31,934.00 $37,698.00

Teacher: Special Education

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$62,015.00 $62,821.00 $63,638.00 $63,638.00

$64,465.00 $65,303.00 $65,992.00 $66,223.00

$68,410.00 $68,766.00 $69,660.00 $69,677.00

$69,677.00 $70,641.00 $71,483.00 $74,244.00

$74,340.00 $75,354.00 $76,251.00 $79,802.00

$80,331.00 $82,433.00 $83,557.00 $83,982.00

$89,662.00 $94,163.00

School Psychologist / Psych. Technician

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Speech Pathologist

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$81,264.00

Social Worker

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Teacher: Remedial Education

$59,505.00 $59,673.00 $63,638.00 $66,152.00

$74,682.00 $78,934.00 $78,997.00 $82,433.00

$83,557.00

School Nurse

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Teacher's Aide

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$17,282.00 $20,307.00 $21,162.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $22,011.00

$22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00

$22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00

$22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,460.00

$22,719.00 $22,719.00 $22,719.00 $22,719.00

$22,719.00 $22,811.00 $22,877.00 $23,087.00

$23,108.00 $23,341.00 $23,376.00 $23,376.00

$23,376.00 $23,376.00 $23,534.00 $24,032.00

$24,032.00 $24,032.00 $24,688.00 $25,213.00

$26,001.00 $26,657.00 $26,657.00 $26,657.00

$27,838.00 $28,331.00 $29,151.00 $30,245.00

$30,594.00 $31,251.00

Business Manager

$173,607.00

Office Support Staff - Professional

$71,932.00 $72,487.00 $78,617.00

Clerical / Secretarial, High School

$28,221.00 $33,205.00 $36,421.00 $38,383.00

$42,137.00

Clerical / Secretarial, Middle / Jr. High

$29,700.00 $36,936.00 $44,461.00

Clerical / Secretarial, Elementary

$34,009.00 $34,813.00 $45,265.00

Custodian

$29,874.00 $30,641.00 $32,229.00 $32,322.00

$32,322.00 $32,322.00 $32,322.00 $33,366.00

$33,366.00 $33,366.00 $34,410.00 $34,410.00

$34,410.00 $34,410.00 $34,410.00 $35,454.00

$36,498.00 $36,498.00 $37,542.00 $38,586.00

$38,586.00 $40,674.00 $40,674.00 $41,718.00

$42,762.00 $43,806.00 $45,894.00 $47,982.00

Operations and Maintenance

$31,158.00 $41,489.00 $41,489.00 $42,533.00

$48,797.00 $81,599.00 $126,284.00

Bus Driver

$11,339.00 $11,339.00 $13,146.00 $13,223.00

$14,363.00 $14,778.00 $14,778.00 $15,120.00

$62,821.00 $64,465.00 $66,152.00 $66,465.00

$15,194.00 $15,577.00 $15,610.00 $16,028.00

$16,433.00 $16,441.00 $16,758.00 $16,856.00

$16,879.00 $17,113.00 $17,712.00 $17,745.00

$19,090.00 $19,520.00 $19,902.00 $20,928.00

$21,412.00 $22,344.00 $22,773.00 $22,888.00

$25,035.00 $25,776.00 $28,447.00 $32,214.00

$33,992.00 $47,181.00 $55,235.00

Mechanic

$48,266.00 $48,419.00

Clerical / Secretarial, Central Office

$9,582.00 $16,859.00 $31,308.00 $41,222.00

$43,126.00 $44,078.00 $49,790.00 $54,064.00

$66,316.00 $66,316.00 $67,268.00

Food Service Staff

$12,183.00 $13,636.00 $15,129.00 $16,254.00

$16,335.00 $17,045.00 $19,652.00 $19,923.00

$20,454.00 $23,251.00 $24,129.00 $24,548.00

$24,757.00 $24,757.00 $30,396.00 $33,507.00

Student Services Support Staff

$29,749.00 $40,956.00

Computer / Network Technician

$55,825.00 $58,780.00 $60,147.00 $64,907.00

$67,763.00 $67,763.00

Instructional Facilitator

$58,008.00 $66,160.00 $66,177.00 $68,848.00

$69,691.00 $71,892.00 $75,316.00 $75,476.00

$80,341.00 $94,378.00

Tutor

$62,765.00 $63,696.00 $69,660.00 $72,412.00

$74,103.00 $74,103.00 $78,247.00 $79,264.00

Superintendent

$173,270.00

Assistant Superintendent

$87,250.00

Coordinator / Director

$71,923.00 $105,703.00 $116,084.00 $121,274.00

$123,475.00 $126,263.00 $126,338.00 $138,634.00

Principal, High School

$113,365.00 $128,214.00

Assistant Principal, High School

$108,283.00

Principal, Middle / Jr. High

$115,666.00

Assistant Principal, Middle / Jr. High

$102,616.00

Principal, Elementary

$83,923.00 $109,778.00 $114,369.00 $116,876.00

Assistant Principal, Elementary

$98,128.00 $104,782.00

Teacher: Elementary, Kindergarten

$56,521.00 $57,021.00 $58,021.00 $61,870.00

$64,388.00 $65,138.00 $66,169.00 $67,883.00

$68,633.00 $68,766.00 $70,927.00 $71,560.00

$79,349.00

Teacher: Elementary, First Grade

$56,521.00 $61,018.00 $61,985.00 $62,821.00

$63,638.00 $64,481.00 $66,053.00 $66,152.00

$67,883.00 $69,646.00 $69,677.00 $70,565.00

$70,565.00 $73,353.00

Teacher: Elementary, Second Grade

$56,521.00 $56,521.00 $57,271.00 $61,870.00

$62,821.00 $64,481.00 $65,215.00 $66,169.00

$72,490.00 $72,597.00 $74,307.00 $75,557.00

$81,881.00

Teacher: Elementary, Third Grade

• Public Notices •

Publish: 04/20/16

• CONTINUED PUBLICATIONS •

INVITATION FOR BIDS 2016 COUNTY ROAD DUST CONTROL PROJECTPROJECT NO. 6-16-MTETON COUNTY, WYOMING

Invitation for Bids for applying dust control agent to various County roads in Teton County, Wyoming. Start and final completion dates for construction are May 23, 2016 and June 24, 2016, respectively.

Notice is hereby given that Teton County, Wyoming (Owner) will receive sealed bids prior to 10:00 AM MDT on Wednesday, April 27, 2016 at the Teton County Road & Levee Office, 3190 South Adams Canyon Road in Jackson, Wyoming, at which time the Bids received will be publicly opened and read aloud. The Project consists of application of dust control agent to various County roads in Teton County, Wyoming. Total project length is approximately 11.5 miles. Any bids received later than the time specified above will be rejected and returned unopened to the bidder.

The drawings along with bid and Contract Documents are available electronically. Contact Dave Gustafson at dgus-tafson@tetonwyo.org or 307.732.8586 to request a set of the Documents.

All bids must be accompanied by a money order, certified check, or bid bond payable to the Owner for 10% of the bid amount (to be forfeited as liquidated damages in the event that the successful bidder fails to enter promptly into a written agreement contract and furnish the required docu-ments).

The successful bidder shall provide a 100% performance and payment bond.

In accordance with Wyoming Statutes, a five percent (5%) Bid preference will apply to Bids from Wyoming Resident Contractors and all Bidders shall comply with the “Preference for State Laborers / Wyoming Preference Act of 1971”.

The Owner reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive informalities and irregularities in proposals.

END OF INVITATIONPublish: 04/06, 04/13, 04/20/16

TOWN OF JACKSON NOTICES

• OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS •

SPECIAL JOINT INFORMATION PROCEEDINGSTOWN COUNCIL AND BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING APRIL 11, 2016 JACKSON, WYOMINGThe Jackson Town Council met in conjunction with the Teton County Commission in the County Chambers located at 200 S. Willow at 1:34 p.m. The Special meeting was held to interview, deliberate, and appoint members to the new Jackson / Teton County Regional Housing Authority Board. Upon roll call the following were present:TOWN COUNCIL: Mayor Flitner, Jim Stanford, and Don Frank. Hailey Morton Levinson and Bob Lenz were absent.COUNTY COMMISSION: Barbara Allen Chair, Mark Newcomb Vice-Chair, Natalia Macker, and Smokey Rhea. Paul Vogelheim was absent.STAFF: Sandy BirdyshawThe following candidates were interviewed for the Jackson / Teton County Regional Housing Authority Board: Scott Blackwood, Matt Faupel, Danielle Goldyn Haigh, Zia Yasrobi, Rachel Ravitz, Amy Robinson, and Tony Sloan. Oliver O’Conner applied but was not available for an inter-view.Executive Session.

At 2:58 p.m. and on behalf of the County, Natalia Macker moved to enter executive session pursuant to Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(ii) to consider the appointment of a public official to a volunteer board. Mark Newcomb sec-onded and the motion passed unanimously. On behalf of the Town, Jim Stanford moved to enter execu-tive session pursuant to Wyoming Statute §16-4-405(a)(ii) to consider the appointment of a public official to a volunteer board. Don Frank seconded and the motion passed unani-mously.TOWN COUNCIL: Mayor Flitner, Jim Stanford, and Don Frank. Hailey Morton Levinson and Bob Lenz were absent.COUNTY COMMISSION: Barbara Allen Chair, Mark Newcomb Vice-Chair, Natalia Macker, and Smokey Rhea. Paul Vogelheim was absent.STAFF: Sandy Birdyshaw. Alyssa Watkins joined at 3:43 p.m.On behalf of the County, Mark Newcomb moved to adjourn from executive session, Natalia Macker seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Mayor Flitner adjourned the Town’s executive session at 4:12 p.m. Appointment.On behalf of the County, Natalia Macker moved to appoint Amy Robinson to a 5-year term on the Jackson / Teton County Regional Housing Authority effective May 1, 2016 to April 30, 2021. Mark Newcomb seconded and the motion passed unanimously.On behalf of the Town, Don Frank moved to appoint Matt Faupel to a 4-year term on the Jackson / Teton County Regional Housing Authority effective May 1, 2016 to April 30, 2020. Jim Stanford seconded and the motion passed unanimously.Adjourn. On behalf of the County, Mark Newcomb moved to adjourn the meeting. Smokey Rhea seconded and the motion passed unanimously. On behalf of the Town, Don Frank moved to adjourn the meeting. Jim Stanford seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting adjourned at 4:15 p.m.Publish: 04/20/16

• LIQUOR LICENSE •

PUBLIC NOTICENOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NEW RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSENotice is hereby given that Jackson Hole Roasters Inc. d/b/a Jackson Hole Roasters has filed an application in the Office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming, for a new Restaurant Liquor License. The date of filing, the name of the said applicant and the description of the place or premises which the applicant desires to use as the place of sale are as follows:Date: February 24, 2016Name: Jackson Hole Roasters Inc. d/b/a Jackson Hole RoastersLocation Address: 50 West Broadway, Lots 3-4, Block 1, Wort-1, Jackson WY Dispensing Room Description: 10’ x 8’ room in middle por-tion of restaurant. Protest, if any there be, against the issuance of the license will be heard at the hour of 6:00 pm or as soon thereafter as the matter can be heard, on the 2nd day of May, 2016, before the Town Council of the Town of Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming, in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall at 150 East Pearl Avenue.Dated this April 8, 2016Olivia Goodale, Town ClerkPublish: 04/20, 04/27/16

• PUBLIC HEARINGS•

PUBLIC HEARING

The Town of Jackson Planning Commission and Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing to consider a request for approval of a Planned Unit Development (PUD), Conditional Use Permit (CUP), Sketch Plan and Variance for Hillside slope for the property addressed as 310 E Kelly Avenue, legally known as Part of Southeastern ¼ Northwestern ¼, Section 34, Township 41, Range 116.

The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, May 18, 2016, beginning at 5:30p.m. at the Town Hall, 150 East Pearl Avenue, Jackson, WY. The applicant’s application can be viewed online at: http://townofjackson.com/services/planning-building/permits-apps/current-applications/. For further information, please contact the Planning Dept. at 733-0440, Ext. 1305. [Item P16-024,025,026,027 Valentine]Publish: 04/20/16

PUBLIC HEARING The Town of Jackson Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a request for approval for a Sketch Plan and a Planned Unit Development of 26 afford-able rental units located at 557 E. Hall, 575 E Hall, 585 E Hall and 335 S Redmond, legally known as LOT 6, JAMES G. & JULIA L. SCARLETT ADDITION 2ND FILING, LOT 1, JAMES G. & JULIA L. SCARLETT ADDITION, LOT 4, JAMES G. & JULIA L. SCARLETT ADDITION, and LOT 3, JAMES G. & JULIA L. SCARLETT ADDITION

The hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, May 18, 2016, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, 150 East Pearl Avenue, Jackson, WY. The applicant’s application can be viewed online at: http://townofjackson.com/services/planning-building/permits-apps/current-applications/. For further information, please contact the Planning Dept. at 733-0440, Ext. 1305. [Item P16-039 Anthony]Publish: 04/20/16

• ORDINANCES •

ORDINANCE EAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING

$61,076.00 $62,015.00 $67,883.00 $73,353.00

$76,251.00 $77,278.00 $79,264.00

Teacher: Elementary, Fifth Grade

$58,001.00 $58,751.00 $65,303.00 $73,353.00

$73,695.00 $74,662.00 $75,273.00 $76,333.00

$80,014.00

Teacher: Elementary, Sixth Grade

$68,766.00 $82,176.00

Teacher: Elementary, Multiple Grades

$45,164.00 $56,521.00 $57,271.00 $58,111.00

$60,292.00 $61,173.00 $62,015.00 $62,515.00

$62,821.00 $64,071.00 $64,465.00 $65,965.00

$67,160.00 $67,360.00 $75,233.00 $76,286.00

$77,743.00 $82,433.00

Elementary Keyboarding and Computer Skills

$67,883.00 $95,936.00

Teacher: Language Arts

$56,521.00 $57,256.00 $62,015.00 $63,638.00

$64,465.00 $66,152.00 $67,012.00 $67,012.00

$68,329.00 $68,766.00 $70,175.00 $72,490.00

$74,307.00 $87,255.00 $88,507.00

Teacher: Foreign Language

$22,608.00 $56,521.00 $62,015.00 $62,165.00

$64,465.00 $64,465.00 $67,883.00 $67,900.00

$73,353.00 $76,251.00 $77,243.00

Teacher: Science

$62,031.00 $63,638.00 $64,465.00 $65,327.00

$66,152.00 $67,956.00 $70,565.00 $70,641.00

$70,766.00 $74,001.00 $76,631.00 $77,326.00

$78,331.00 $80,264.00 $81,375.00

Teacher: Social Studies

$60,423.00 $66,223.00 $66,926.00 $68,766.00

$68,783.00 $73,353.00 $74,387.00 $76,785.00

$79,264.00 $81,375.00 $84,590.00

Teacher: Mathematics

$56,521.00 $57,021.00 $59,518.00 $61,076.00

$62,015.00 $62,821.00 $62,821.00 $63,638.00

$65,303.00 $67,012.00 $67,084.00 $69,677.00

$74,340.00 $77,326.00

Teacher: Other Secondary

$83,505.00

Teacher: Music, Instrumental

$58,755.00 $65,031.00 $74,162.00

Teacher: Music, Elementary

$34,801.00 $69,677.00 $77,233.00

Teacher: Music, General

$63,620.00

Teacher: Art, High School

$23,739.00 $61,870.00 $65,303.00 $75,354.00

Teacher: Art, Middle / Jr. High

$58,001.00

Teacher: Art, Elementary

$11,304.00 $55,742.00 $70,565.00 $79,264.00

Teacher: PE and Health, High School

$74,328.00 $89,710.00

Teacher: PE and Health, Middle / Jr. High

$61,870.00 $72,412.00 $75,729.00

Teacher: PE and Health, Elementary

$33,076.00 $40,216.00 $58,001.00 $89,662.00

Teacher: Vocational Education

$50,257.00 $56,521.00 $71,266.00 $73,353.00

$74,307.00 $78,247.00

Counselor, High School

$65,306.00 $65,649.00 $67,502.00 $71,123.00

Counselor, Middle / Jr. High

$68,236.00 $72,866.00

Counselor, Elementary

$62,821.00 $64,465.00 $66,152.00 $66,465.00

Librarian, High School

$82,799.00

Librarian, Elementary

$70,021.00 $72,821.00

Aide, Library / Media

$4,570.00 $25,341.00 $29,834.00 $29,834.00

$31,934.00 $37,698.00

Teacher: Special Education

$56,521.00 $56,521.00 $61,870.00 $61,870.00

$62,015.00 $62,821.00 $63,638.00 $63,638.00

$64,465.00 $65,303.00 $65,992.00 $66,223.00

$68,410.00 $68,766.00 $69,660.00 $69,677.00

$69,677.00 $70,641.00 $71,483.00 $74,244.00

$74,340.00 $75,354.00 $76,251.00 $79,802.00

$80,331.00 $82,433.00 $83,557.00 $83,982.00

$89,662.00 $94,163.00

School Psychologist / Psych. Technician

$71,051.00 $76,569.00 $76,995.00 $80,470.00

Speech Pathologist

$74,412.00 $75,111.00 $76,307.00 $77,243.00

$81,264.00

Social Worker

$69,012.00 $74,773.00

Teacher: Remedial Education

$59,505.00 $59,673.00 $63,638.00 $66,152.00

$74,682.00 $78,934.00 $78,997.00 $82,433.00

$83,557.00

School Nurse

$56,521.00 $61,870.00 $62,292.00

Teacher's Aide

$1,068.00 $9,704.00 $11,537.00 $14,567.00

$17,282.00 $20,307.00 $21,162.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00

$21,407.00 $21,407.00 $21,407.00 $22,011.00

$22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00

$22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00

$22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,063.00 $22,460.00

$22,719.00 $22,719.00 $22,719.00 $22,719.00

$22,719.00 $22,811.00 $22,877.00 $23,087.00

$23,108.00 $23,341.00 $23,376.00 $23,376.00

$23,376.00 $23,376.00 $23,534.00 $24,032.00

$24,032.00 $24,032.00 $24,688.00 $25,213.00

$26,001.00 $26,657.00 $26,657.00 $26,657.00

$27,838.00 $28,331.00 $29,151.00 $30,245.00

$30,594.00 $31,251.00

Business Manager

$173,607.00

Office Support Staff - Professional

$71,932.00 $72,487.00 $78,617.00

Clerical / Secretarial, High School

$28,221.00 $33,205.00 $36,421.00 $38,383.00

$42,137.00

Clerical / Secretarial, Middle / Jr. High

$29,700.00 $36,936.00 $44,461.00

Clerical / Secretarial, Elementary

$34,009.00 $34,813.00 $45,265.00

Custodian

$29,874.00 $30,641.00 $32,229.00 $32,322.00

$32,322.00 $32,322.00 $32,322.00 $33,366.00

$33,366.00 $33,366.00 $34,410.00 $34,410.00

$34,410.00 $34,410.00 $34,410.00 $35,454.00

$36,498.00 $36,498.00 $37,542.00 $38,586.00

$38,586.00 $40,674.00 $40,674.00 $41,718.00

$38,586.00 $40,674.00 $40,674.00 $41,718.00

$42,762.00 $43,806.00 $45,894.00 $47,982.00

Operations and Maintenance

$31,158.00 $41,489.00 $41,489.00 $42,533.00

$48,797.00 $81,599.00 $126,284.00

Bus Driver

$11,339.00 $11,339.00 $13,146.00 $13,223.00

$14,363.00 $14,778.00 $14,778.00 $15,120.00

$15,194.00 $15,577.00 $15,610.00 $16,028.00

$16,433.00 $16,441.00 $16,758.00 $16,856.00

$16,879.00 $17,113.00 $17,712.00 $17,745.00

$19,090.00 $19,520.00 $19,902.00 $20,928.00

$21,412.00 $22,344.00 $22,773.00 $22,888.00

$25,035.00 $25,776.00 $28,447.00 $32,214.00

$33,992.00 $47,181.00 $55,235.00

Mechanic

$48,266.00 $48,419.00

Clerical / Secretarial, Central Office

$9,582.00 $16,859.00 $31,308.00 $41,222.00

$43,126.00 $44,078.00 $49,790.00 $54,064.00

$66,316.00 $66,316.00 $67,268.00

Food Service Staff

$12,183.00 $13,636.00 $15,129.00 $16,254.00

$16,335.00 $17,045.00 $19,652.00 $19,923.00

$20,454.00 $23,251.00 $24,129.00 $24,548.00

$24,757.00 $24,757.00 $30,396.00 $33,507.00

Student Services Support Staff

$29,749.00 $40,956.00

Computer / Network Technician

$55,825.00 $58,780.00 $60,147.00 $64,907.00

$67,763.00 $67,763.00

Instructional Facilitator

$58,008.00 $66,160.00 $66,177.00 $68,848.00

$69,691.00 $71,892.00 $75,316.00 $75,476.00

$80,341.00 $94,378.00

Tutor

$62,765.00 $63,696.00 $69,660.00 $72,412.00

$74,103.00 $74,103.00 $78,247.00 $79,264.00  

Teacher: Elementary, Third Grade

$56,521.00 $57,271.00 $58,006.00 $58,501.00

$59,255.00 $66,152.00 $67,883.00 $67,883.00

$68,766.00 $69,516.00 $80,453.00

Teacher: Elementary, Fourth Grade

$56,521.00 $58,001.00 $58,006.00 $60,178.00

• Public Notices •SECTION 2 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 1074 (PART) AND 1094 AND DIVISION 6.1.10(D) OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS REGARDING WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES; 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:SECTION I.Section 2 of Town of Jackson Ordinance Nos. 1074 (part) and 1094, and Division 6.1.10(D) of the Town of Jackson Land Development Regulations are hereby amended and reenacted to read as follows:DIVISION 6.1.10 – Transportation and Infrastructure Uses D. Wireless Communications Facilities1. Definitions. a) A Wireless Facility is a facility consisting of a Base Station and any structure or modifications to a structure constructed or designed to support a Base Station or any portion of a Base Station. The term specifically includes, but is not limited to a Tower. b) Wireless Communications Facility - Major is any new Wireless Facility and any modification to an Existing Wireless Facility other than a modification for which an applicant seeks a Basic Use Permit pursuant to Section IV.c) Wireless Communications Facility – Minor is an Eligible Facilities Request under Section 6409 of the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, 47 U.S.C. 1455(a), or as amended, for so long as the Town is obligated by federal law to consider requests submitted under that section. 2. Exempt Facilities. The following are exempt from all approval processes:a) A Carrier on Wheels or Cell on Wheels (COW) temporary wireless communications facility, upon the declaration of a state of emergency by federal, state, or local government, and a written determination of public necessity by the Town of Jackson designee; except that such facility must comply with all federal and state requirements. No communications facility shall be exempt from the provisions of these LDRs beyond the duration of the state of emergency.b) A COW temporary wireless communications facility for the purposes of providing coverage of a special event, and sub-ject to federal and state requirements. Said communications facility may be exempt from the provisions of this section up to one week before and after the duration of the special event.3. Standards for Wireless Facility Permits. a) Not in Lieu of Other Required Permits or Authorizations. Any permit to place a Wireless Facility issued under this ordinance and any exemption under subsection C autho-rizes placement of a facility at a location as proposed and as approved in the permit or as provided within the exemp-tion, with the permission of the entity that controls access to that property. It is not in lieu of building permits, electrical permits, or any other permits or authorizations that may be required as a condition of construction or operation of a Wireless Facility, and it does not excuse compliance with any other law, regulation, practice or other requirement under federal, state or local law; nor does it authorize any action that creates a hazard. b) A Wireless Facility Conditional Use Permit is valid for 5 years. c) A Wireless Basic Use Permit shall be valid for the shorter of (a) 5 years; or (b) for such period as the FCC rules in effect on June 20, 2015 remain in effect and are applicable to the facility. The Wireless Basic Use Permit is issued solely to comply with a requirement established by federal law, and is not intended to grant any rights under state or local law or to survive any alteration to the federal law or associated regula-tions. d) Standards for Wireless Facility Conditional Use Permit.1. All Telecommunications Conditional Use Permit applica-tions must contain the following:i. Application form signed by applicant; ii. Copy of a lease or letter of authorization from property owner evidencing applicant’s authority to pursue the applica-tion. Such submissions need not disclose financial lease terms; iii. Site plans detailing proposed improvements which must include the details consistent with the Administrative Manual;iv. Documentation from a licensed professional engineer of calculation of the Fall Zone and certification that the new wireless support structure has sufficient structural integrity to accommodate the required number of additional users as provided in this ordinance;v. Documentation proving compliance with American National Standards Institute (ANSI) standards for electro-magnetic radiation: In order to protect the public from exces-sive exposure to electromagnetic radiation, the facility appli-cant shall certify through a written statement that the facility meets or exceeds current ANSI standards as adopted by the FCC;vi. Affirmation by the applicant in a written statement that the proposed facility complies with all FCC regulations, including, but not limited to “The Enhanced Best Practices Guide,” as set forth in Appendix D of FCC 04-168 (released August 6, 2004, or as amended). The applicant shall submit a statement that the application is in compliance with all FCC rules regarding interference to other radio services and the applicant shall submit a statement of compliance with all FCC rules regarding human exposure to radio frequency energy; vii. Affirmation by the applicant in a written statement that the new Tower and, if applicable, the modified Tower or Base Station, comply with all non-discretionary structural, electri-cal, energy, building, and safety codes; and 2. Design Review Committee: All Wireless Communications Facility – Major uses shall be subject to review by the Design Review Committee (DRC) prior to submission of the Planning Commission. The DRC shall review such facilities for consis-tency with the stealth requirements in Sec. 6.1.10.D.3(f).3. Procedure, Timing, Final Decision.i. Refer to Sec. 8.2.5(D) and Sec. 8.2.8(B).4. Bonding.i. Refer to Sec. 8.2.115. Permit Revocation and Suspensioni. Refer to Div. 8.9.6. Zones where allowed use.i. Business Park-Town (BP-ToJ).

ii. Public/Semi-Public – Town (P/SP-ToJ). iii. Planned Resort District (PR-ToJ). e) Standards for Wireless Facility Basic Use Permit 1. All notice only applications must contain the following: i. Statement certifying that the request is being made pursu-ant to Section 6409 of the federal Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012, 47 U.S.C. 1455(a) and complies with all regulations set forth therein. ii. The location of where the modification work will take place. iii. The date(s) and time(s) during which the work will take place. iv. Statement certifying compliance with all non-discretionary structural, electrical, energy, building, and safety codes2. Procedure Timing, Final Decision.i. Refer to Sec. 8.2.5(E) and Sec. 8.2.8(B).f) General Standards and Design Requirements1. All Wireless Facilities permitted under this ordinance are required to be Stealth Facilities unless it can be clearly dem-onstrated to the satisfaction of the Planning Director or his or her designee that a non-Stealth Facility will have concealment elements that more effectively minimize visual impacts than a Stealth Facility (which showing may be made for the Wireless Facility as a whole, or particular elements of the facility), there is a demonstrated need for a non-Stealth Facility, or the facil-ity is an exempt facility as set forth above in Sec. 6.1.10(D)(2); or is not subject to Stealth obligations under federal law. Every Wireless Facility shall employ concealment elements to minimize visual impacts. 2. All Wireless Facilities shall be subject to the following standards, except to the extent federal law prevents the appli-cation of the standards to a Basic Use Permit.: i. Determination of Need. No Tower shall be permitted unless the applicant demonstrates that no existing public facility or Tower can accommodate the applicant’s proposed use without causing a substantial change to an existing Tower, or otherwise creating a greater visual impact, or that use of an existing Tower would prohibit or have the effect of prohibiting provision of personal wireless services in the area to be served by the new Tower. No modification of a Wireless Facility, other than a modification permitted under Sec. 6.1.10(D)(3)(e), shall be permitted unless applicant shows, denying the modification as proposed that would prohibit or have the effect of prohibit-ing provision of personal wireless services in the area to be served by the new Tower. ii. Concealment Element. A Concealment Element is defeated for purposes of this ordinance if the modification:1. Fails to meet a condition of approval;2. Frustrates the purpose of a condition of approval;3. Changes a Stealth-Designed Facility or alters a Concealment Element such that the modified facility will no longer be as effectively concealed or disguised; 4. Changes a Stealth-Designed Facility or alters a Concealment Element such that the modified facility no longer blends in with its surrounding nature or architecture; or 5. Changes a Stealth-Designed Facility or alters a Concealment Element such that the presence, purpose or nature of the facility become more readily apparent to a rea-sonable observer.iii. Height. 1. The highest point of any free-standing Wireless Facility shall be 30 feet above ground level.2. The highest point of any roof-mounted Wireless Facility shall be 5 feet above the roof on which it is affixed. iv. Setbacks. Wireless Facilities shall be subject to the set-backs described below:1. If the supporting structure has been constructed using breakpoint design technology, the minimum setback distance must be equal to, at minimum, 110% of the distance from the top of the supporting structure to the breakpoint level of the structure, or the minimum yard setback requirement, which-ever is greater. EXAMPLE: On a 50-foot tall Monopole with a breakpoint at 20 feet, the minimum setback distance would be 33 feet (110% of 30 feet, the distance from the top of the Monopole to the breakpoint) or the minimum yard setback requirements.2. If the supporting structure is not constructed using break-point design technology, the minimum setback distance shall be equal to the height of the supporting structure.v. Other Conditions. Wireless facility sites designed and maintained to be visually compatible with adjoining terrain and structures, shall not be used for the storage of any excess equipment or hazardous materials, and shall not have in or around them any outdoor storage. vi. Landscaping. Wireless facility sites shall be landscaped with the intent of screening and buffering. At minimum 75% of the ground mounted elements of the Wireless Facility (not including a Tower or supporting structure) must be obscured within 3 years of construction completion. vii. Signage. Commercial messages shall not be displayed on any Tower, Base Station, or transmission equipment. Required noncommercial signage shall be restricted to ASR (Antenna Structure Registration Number as required by the FAA and FCC) and shall list the party responsible for operation and maintenance of the facility and a 24-hour telephone number at which an operator can be reached in case of emergency, and security and/or safety signage required by law or expressly permitted by the Town. viii. Lighting. Lighting shall be prohibited on all Wireless Facilities unless required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or by the FCC. Lighting required by the FAA shall satisfy, but not exceed, the minimum standards and shall be of minimum intensity and number of flashes per min-ute allowed by the FAA, or shall be a dual lighting system.ix. Quantity Limit. Only one Tower shall be permitted per legally created parcel of property.x. Emergency Generators. Emergency generators are permit-ted and are exempt from noise requirements during emergen-cies. xi. Noise Level. All sounds or noise emanating from a Wireless Facility, whether temporary or permanent, must com-ply with Sec. 6.4.3.xii. Visibility. In addition to the foregoing:1. Lattice and guyed Towers are prohibited. 2. Antennas shall be flush-mounted, unless it is demon-strated through RF propagation analysis that flushmounted antennas will not meet the network objectives of the desired

coverage area, will not allow for concealment elements and/or will not allow for a Stealth Facility, are inconsistent with the proposed design, or prohibit collocation.3. New Towers shall be constructed to accommodate colloca-tion of as many antenna arrays as feasible without causing interference, subject to height limits, Stealth Facility require-ments, and concealment elements.xiii. Notice Requirements. Refer to Sec. 8.2.14(C)(2)(iii). xiv. Access: No facility shall be built so as to cause the Right-of-Way in which the facility is located to fail to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act or otherwise obstruct access.xv. Security: All facilities shall be designed to be resistant to and minimize opportunities for unauthorized access, climbing, vandalism, graffiti, and other conditions, which would result in hazardous conditions, visual blight, or attractive nuisances. However, all security designs and measures must be consis-tent with the concealment elements of the wireless facility. xvi. Building Design: Roof-mounted or structure-mounted Towers shall be in scale and architecturally integrated with the building design to appear visually unobtrusive. The high-est point of any structure-mounted Tower shall be 5 feet above the structure.g) Miscellaneous Provisions 1. Abandoned or Discontinued Use of Wireless Facilityi. Each permittee who intends to abandon or terminate the use of any Wireless Facility shall notify the Town of such intentions no less than 60 days prior to the final day of use. Said notification shall be in writing, shall specify the date of termination, the date the Tower or Base Station or Transmission Equipment will be removed, and the method of removal.ii. Non-operation, disuse (including, but not limited to, cessa-tion of wireless services) or disrepair for 90 days or more shall constitute abandonment by the permittee under this section. The Planning Director shall send a written notice of abandon-ment to the permittee. iii. If a Wireless Facility is abandoned but not removed within the specified time frame, the Town may remove the facility and place a lien on the property. Towers being utilized for other purposes, including but not limited to light standards and power poles, may be exempt from this provision.iv. An owner wishing to extend the time for removal or reac-tivation shall submit an application stating the reason for such extension. The Planning Director may extend the time for removal or reactivation up to 60 additional days upon a showing of good cause. If the Tower or antenna is not removed within this time, the Town may give notice that it will con-tract for removal within 30 days following written notice to the owner. Thereafter, the Town may cause removal of the Wireless Facility. v. Upon removal of the Wireless Facility and/or any other accompanying structures, the Wireless Facility owner shall return the site to its natural state and topography and vegeta-tion consistent with the natural surroundings or consistent with the current uses of the surrounding or adjacent land at the time of removal, excluding the foundation, which shall be reduced to below finished grade. If the Tower owner failed to remove the Wireless Facility and/or any other accompanying structures in accordance with this provision and failed to pay for the removal of the abovementioned facility and appurte-nances, the owner must pay the Town for the cost it incurred in removing the Tower and appurtenances and remediat-ing the site. The Town may, in lieu of storing the removed Wireless Facility and/or any other accompanying structures, convert it to the Town’s use, sell it, or dispose of it in any man-ner deemed appropriate by the Town.h) Facilities that Exist on the Date of Adoption of this Ordinance1. Activities at Non-Conforming Wireless Support Structures. Notwithstanding any provision of this Ordinance: i. Collocation that does not cause a substantial change to an Existing non-conforming Tower shall not be construed as an expansion, enlargement or increase in intensity of a non-conforming Tower.ii. Any change to an Existing Tower or Base Station that would be substantial if made must be permitted under the Telecommunication Conditional Use Permit process in Sec. 6.1.10(D)(3) and deprives the Tower or Base Station of its non-conforming status. (Ord. ___, §1 (2016); Ord. 1094, §2 (2015); Ord. 1074(part), §2 (2014); Ord. 607 §1 (1998)(repealed 2014)).SECTION II. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.SECTION III. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or por-tion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or uncon-stitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such por-tion shall be deemed as a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance.SECTION IV. This Ordinance shall become effective after its passage, approval and publication. Publish: 04/20/16

ORDINANCE FAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 2 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 1074 (PART) OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS REGARDING USE TABLES TO ADD WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES USE; 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:SECTION I.Section 2 of Town of Jackson Ordinance No. 1074 (part), and Divisions 2.3.1(C)(1) and (2), 2.3.2(C)(1) and (2), 2.3.3(C)(1) and (2), 2.3.4(C)(1) and (2), 2.3.5 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.6 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.7 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.8 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.9 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.10 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.11 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.12 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.13 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.14 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.15 (C)(1) and (2), 2.3.16 (C)(1) and (2), 3.3.1 (C)(1) and (2), 4.2.1 (C)(1) and (2), 4.2.2 (C)(1) and (2), and 6.1.1 (C)(1) and (2) of the Town of

• Public Notices •Jackson Land Development Regulations are hereby amended and reenacted to read as follows:

SECTION II.Div. 2.3.1(C)(1) and (2) Town Square (TS)

SECTION III. Div. 2.3.2(C) (1) and (2) Urban Commercial (UC)

SECTION IV. Div 2.3.3(C)(1) and (2) Urban Commercial-2 (UC-2)

SECTION V. Div. 2.3.4(C)(1) and (2) Urban Residential (UR)

SECTION VI.Div. 2.3.5(C)(1) and (2) Auto Urban Commercial-Town (AC-ToJ)

SECTION VII. Div. 2.3.6(C)(1) and (2) Auto Urban Residential-Town (AR-ToJ)

SECTION VIII. Div. 2.3.7(C)(1) and (2) Office Professional-Town (OP-ToJ)

SECTION IX. Div. 2.3.8(C)(1) and (2) Office Professional-2 (OP-2)

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SECTION X. Div. 2.3.9(C)(1) and (2) Business Park-Restricted Uses (BP-R)

SECTION XI. Div. 2.3.10(C)(1) and (2) Business Park-Town (BP-ToJ)

SECTION XII.Div. 2.3.11(C)(1) and (2) Business Conservation-Town (BC-ToJ)

SECTION XIII.Div. 2.3.12(C)(1) and (2) Residential Business (RB)

SECTION XIV. Div. 2.3.13(C)(1) and (2) Mobile Home Park-Town (MHP-ToJ)

SECTION XV. Div. 2.3.14(C)(1) and (2) Neighborhood Conservation-Town (NC-ToJ)

SECTION XVI.Div. 2.3.15(C)(1) and (2) Neighborhood Conservation-2-Family (NC-2)

SECTION XVII.Div. 2.3.16(C)(1) and (2) Suburban-Town (S-ToJ)

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SECTION XVIII.Div. 3.3.1(C)(1) and (2) Rural Residential-Town (R-ToJ

SECTION XIX.Div. 4.2.1(C)(1) and (2) Public/Semi-Public - Town (P/SP-ToJ)

SECTION XX. Div. 4.2.2(C)(1) and (2) Park and Open Space - Town (P-ToJ)

SECTION XXI. Div. 6.1.1(C)(1) and (2) Use Schedule

(Ord. ___, §1 (2016); §2 Ord. 1074 (2015)).SECTION XXII. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.SECTION XXIII. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or por-tion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or uncon-stitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such por-tion shall be deemed as a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance.SECTION XXIV. This Ordinance shall become effective after its passage, approval and publication. Publish: 04/20/16

ORDINANCE I AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1 OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 1079 AND 1052 AND SECTION 10.04.225 OF THE JACKSON MUNICIPAL CODE REGARDING PARKING LIMITATIONS IN THE PUBLIC PARKING STRUCTURE; 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:SECTION I. Section 1 of Town of Jackson Ordinance Nos. 1079 and 1052 and Section 10.04.225 of the Municipal Code of the Town of Jackson are hereby amended and reenacted as follows:10.04.225 Public Parking Structure at West Simpson Avenue and South Milward Street. A. No person shall park a vehicle in the public parking structure located at the corner of West Simpson Avenue and South Milward Street for longer than forty-eight (48) consecu-tive hours, unless parked in spaces designated otherwise by appropriate signage and/or permits, pavement markings or curb markings erected or placed by the Town. Upon having parked up to forty-eight (48) consecutive hours, a vehicle must be vacated from the parking garage for a period of no less than three (3) hours before the vehicle may be permitted to park within the parking garage again. (Ord. § 1, 2016; Ord. 1079 § 1, 2015; Ord. 1052 § 1, 2014.) B. No person shall park outside the marked lines of a des-ignated parking space so as to obstruct the ability of another vehicle to park in the adjacent parking space. (Ord. § 1, 2016.) C. No commercial vehicle, freight carrying vehicle or trailer shall be parked in the public parking structure. For the purposes of this subsection, a “commercial vehicle” means any vehicle or vehicle combination used in commerce to transport passengers or cargo. (Ord. § 1, 2016.)SECTION II. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.SECTION III. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or por-tion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or uncon-stitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such por-tion shall be deemed as a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance.SECTION IV. This Ordinance shall become effective after its passage, approval and publication.Publish: 04/20/16

ORDINANCE AAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION II OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 1074 (PART) AND AMENDING THE TOWN OF JACKSON OFFICIAL ZONING DISTRICT MAP TO CHANGE THE CURRENT ZONING DESIGNATION OF 0.86 ACRES OF LAND ADDRESSED AS 212-234 E PEARL AVENUE AND CURRENTLY ZONED AUTO URBAN RESIDENTIAL (AR) TO URBAN RESIDENTIAL (UR); AND ESTABLISHING AN EFFECTIVE DATE.BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON, WYOMING, IN REGULAR SESSION DULY ASSEMBLED THAT: SECTION I. Section II of Town of Jackson Ordinance 1074 (part) and the Official Zoning District Map of the Town of Jackson are hereby amended to change the zoning classification of the fol-lowing described parcel from Auto Urban Residential (AR) to Urban Residential (UR), to wit: Lots 17, 18, 19, Cache 4th and Lot 6, Block 4 Cache 1st Addition to the Town of Jackson, addressed as 212-234 EAST Pearl Avenue. (Ord. ___§ 1, 2015; Ord. 1074, § 2, 2014.)SECTION II. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.SECTION III.If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or portion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitution-al by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed as a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining por-tions of the ordinance.SECTION IV.This Ordinance shall become effective after its passage, approval and publication.Publish: 04/20/16

ORDINANCE GAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 1 (PART) OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NOS. 1011 AND 1003, AND SECTION 12.28.050 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON REGARDING SPECIAL EVENT PERMIT APPLICATION PROCEDURE AND FEES, 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:SECTION I.

• Public Notices • Section 1 (part) of Town of Jackson Ordinance 1011 and 1003, and Section 12.28.050 of the Municipal Code of the Town of Jackson are hereby amended and reenacted to read as fol-lows:12.28.050 Special Event Permit—Application Procedure—Filing PeriodA. A person or organization seeking a Special Event Permit in or upon a street, alley, sidewalk, public building or a public park shall file an application with the Town Clerk on forms prepared by the Town Manager or designee. The forms pro-vided by the Town Clerk shall require information reason-ably necessary to make a fair determination as to whether a Special Event Permit should be issued.B. Special Event applications shall be filed with the Town Clerk at least twenty-one (21) days prior to the date that a Special Event is proposed to be conducted. The Town Clerk shall determine if the application is complete or requires Town Council approval. 1. Applications requesting Town Council exemption from Town of Jackson Municipal Code 6.40.050 prohibiting the consumption of alcoholic beverages in George Washington Memorial Park shall not be accepted or processed by the Town Clerk.2. Any application filed less than twenty one (21) days before the date such Special Event is proposed to be conducted shall be subject to any conditions or restrictions deemed necessary by Town Council, or the Town Manager or designee. Such con-ditions or restrictions may be placed on the application prior to or after Town Council approval until such time the applica-tion and any other application associated with the Special Event may be fully reviewed by all Town Departments, Teton County Fire Department, Parks and Recreation Department, Pathways Department, and other agencies. C. The Town Council shall approve or deny all Special Event Permit applications and related additional permits or applica-tions, which are filed less than twenty one (21) days before the date such Special Event permit is proposed to be conducted or are new Special Event Permit applications. The following Special Event Permit applications may be approved at the Staff level:1. Applications for Special Events that have been previously approved by the Town Council in prior years and no signifi-cant or material changes are requested.2. Applications in which all potentially impacted Town, County and Joint departments have reviewed the application and sign off on the Special Event.3. Applications in which the anticipated or estimated number of attendance/participants is 250 people or less.4. Applications involving only minor changes to a previously approved Special Event (e.g. a date change).D. If the applicant’s event constitutes expressive activity within the meaning of this chapter, or the applicant asserts that the proposed event constitutes expressive activity within the meaning of this chapter, application shall be subject to the review of the Town Attorney. E. Once a Special Event application is complete, the Town Clerk shall circulate and refer the application to all Town departments, Teton County Fire Department, Parks and Recreation Department and Pathways Department for their comments, suggestions for conditions of approval and estimate of fees for services of Town personnel as a condition of approv-al for the Special Event.F. Fees. The fees for each Special Event Permit application submitted to the Town shall be: 1. Non-Profit Applicant. $25. 2. For-Profit Applicant (including commercial filming and photograph). $150.3. Expressive Activity. No fee.G. Additional permits or applications may be required for submission with a Special Event Application, including but not limited to:1. A Malt Beverage or Catering Permit pursuant to Wyoming State Statutes if seeking to sell alcoholic beverages at a Special Events. All sales of alcoholic beverages shall be incom-pliance with Title 6 of Town of Jackson Municipal Code and Chapter 12 of Wyoming State Statute. 2. A Sign Permit if temporary banners or signs will be uti-lized. All signs shall be in accordance with Division 4600 of the Land Development Regulations.3. A Temporary or Transient Merchant and Exposition License applications if goods will be sold at the Special Event. All sales of goods shall be in compliance with Title 5 of this Municipal Code with the exception of Sponsorship listed in 12.28.050(K) of this section.H. Noise. Any Special Event which generates noise from any source exceeding eighty (80) decibels as measured under Section 9.44.040 of this Municipal Code requires permission from the Town Council as part of the Special Event applica-tion. Such noise is not permitted beyond the special event parameters approved by Town Council, plus any conditions or restrictions to the Special Event including but not limited to event location, date and hours of operation. Special Event applicants may conduct post-event production such as break-ing down equipment and cleaning up from the Special Event until midnight on the day of the Special Event provided that the applicant utilize minimal production lighting and equip-ment which does not generate noise exceeding eighty (80) decibels as measured under Section 9.44.040 of this Municipal Code.I. Permission and/or permits may also be required from other State or local organizations, including but not limited to the following:1. Wyoming Department of Transportation permit (e.g. to close any state highway);2. Teton County Fire Department (e.g. fireworks permit; tents);3. Teton County Parks and Recreation Department (e.g. use of equipment;4. Teton County Health Department (e.g., temporary food service permit);5. Teton County Pathways Department;6. Teton County Fair board (e.g. Special Events during fair);7. Town Public Works/Engineering Department (if event will substantially interfere with any construction or maintenance work scheduled to take place upon, on in, through or under Town streets, alleys, parks, right-of-way, etc.);8. START Bus (e.g. if request requires public transportation

service to Special Event or will interfere with a START Bus route).J. Insurance: An insurance certificate naming the Town of Jackson as an additional insured including its Officers, Officials, Employees, and Volunteers and stating that coverage is primary and non-contributory is required for every Special Event and must be submitted to the Town Clerk at least ten (10) days prior to the Special Event. Insurance limits must be at least $1,000,000/occurrence and $1,000,000 aggregate. The additional insured language on the certificate may not include any limitations or exclusions. The policy shall include general liability insurance protecting against liability for bodily injury, death, and property damage in an amount not less than $1,000,000 each occurrence. The Town Manager, or designee, or Town Attorney, may require additional insurance require-ments to be met by the applicant when deemed necessary. Associated Catering and/or Malt Beverage permits for Special Events are required to include liquor liability insurance.K. Sponsorship. The Town Council may approve the sale of goods, products and/or services, food or alcohol by for-profit vendors or applicants during a Special Event that is on public property or in a public park provided that Special Event is sponsored by a non-profit organization. The applicant shall submit to the Town Clerk with the Special Event Application a letter from the non-profit sponsor which describes in detail the direct benefit the non-profit sponsor will receive as a result of the Special Event, financial or otherwise.SECTION II. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.SECTION III. If any section, subsection, sentence, clauses, phrase or por-tion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or uncon-stitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed a separate and distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinances. SECTION IV. This Ordinance shall become effective after its passage, approval and publication. Publish: 04/20/16

ORDINANCE HAN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REENACTING SECTION 1 (PART) OF TOWN OF JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 1092 AND SECTIONS 5.60.020 AND 5.60.030 OF THE MUNICIPAL CODE OF THE TOWN OF JACKSON REGARDING RESIDENTIAL SHORT-TERM RENTAL PERMIT DEFINITIONS AND PROHIBITIONS; 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:SECTION I. Section 1 (part) of Town of Jackson Ordinance No. 1092 and Sections 5.60.020 and 5.60.030 of the Municipal Code of the Town of Jackson, are hereby amended and reenacted to read as follows:5.60.020 DefinitionsA. “Residential short-term rental” means the rental of all or a portion of a residential unit such that occupancy is limited to less than one calendar month. . One calendar month is the period of time from a day of one month to the corresponding day of the next month if such exists; or if not, to the last day of the next month. One calendar month shall be computed by excluding the first and including the last day (as from January 4 to February 3 or from January 31 to February 29). B. Words or phrases in this Chapter necessitating a defini-tion shall be defined pursuant to the Town Land Development Regulations, as amended. (Ord. ___ § 1, 2016; Ord. 1092 § 1 (part), 2012).5.60.030 ProhibitionsA. It is unlawful for any person, individual, corporation, or otherwise to lease or operate a Residential short-term rental without a valid approval pursuant to the Town Land Development Regulations.B. It is unlawful for any person, individual, corporation, or otherwise to lease or operate a Residential short-term rental without first obtaining a Residential Short-Term Rental Permit in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. No Residential short-term unit shall be subletted by the renter.C. It is unlawful to lease or operate a Residential short-term rental in violation of the standards set forth herein.(Ord. ___ § 1, 2016; Ord. 1092 § 1 (part), 2012).SECTION II. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed.SECTION III. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase or por-tion of this ordinance is for any reason held invalid or uncon-stitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such por-tion shall be deemed as a separate, distinct and independent provision and such holding shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of the ordinance.SECTION IV. This Ordinance shall become effective after its passage, approval and publication. Publish: 04/20/16

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Separate Sealed BIDS for the CONSTRUCTION OF the Town of Jackson 2016 Chip Seal Project consisting of furnishing of all necessary, labor, equipment, transportation, services, and materials required for the application of approximately 350,000 square feet of chip seal treatment, and when appli-cable the application of fog coat seal approximately 24,300 square feet in shoulder/bike lanes along Snow King Avenue.

All chip seal shall be 3/8” chip applications and shall include traffic control, chip seal application, fog seal application (when applicable), cleanup of all Contractor generated debris, and incidental work which may be reasonably inferred to be

required or useful for completion of the work in accordance with the requirements of the Project Manual and all appli-cable codes, laws and professional standards.

Bids (hard copy) will be received by the Town of Jackson, Wyoming, at the office of the Town Clerk until 2:00 P.M. (Local Time), Thursday, April 28, 2016 and then at said office opened and read aloud.

The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained through the Town of Jackson Engineering Department at the following location:

Jackson Public Works Shop 450 West Snow King Avenue Jackson, WY 83001

There shall be a $10.00 non-refundable charge for a hard copy of the Bid Documents. Electronic copy of the Bid Documents may be obtained for free from the Engineering Department. Please call Josh Frappart, Associate Engineer @ 307-733-3079 x1413.

WEATHER PERMITTING, THE OWNER’S DESIRE IS FOR THE PROJECT TO BE COMPLETED BETWEEN JULY 15 AND AUGUST 14, 2016.

THE OWNER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ANY AND ALL BIDSPublish: 04/06, 04/13, 04/20/16

Notice of Final Payment;Notice is hereby given that the Town of Jackson has accepted the work for 2015 Vertical Harvest green house as complete in full as of April 6, 2016. The project has been completed in conformance with the contract for services with Shaw Construction of Wyoming, Jackson, WY. Shaw Construction is entitled to final payment due in 41 days on 5/16/16. All claims for unpaid labor and/or materials furnished to the contrac-tor must be submitted to the Town of Jackson (Attn. Kevin Meagher – Public Works), P.O. Box 1687, Jackson, WY, 83001 prior to the specified date of final payment. Publish: 04/06, 04/13, 04/20/16

GENERAL PUBLIC NOTICES

• FORECLOSURES •IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TETON COUNTY, WYOMINGNINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

THE ASPENS WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT )and THE ASPENS II (TETON PINES) WATER )AND SEWER DISTRICT, acting jointly as )THE ASPENS AND ASPENS II WATER AND )SEWER DISTRICTS under the authority )of a Joint Powers Board ) ) Plaintiff, ) vs. ) Civil Action No. 17155 )PAUL OLSON, ) ) Defendant. )

NOTICE OF COMPLAINT FOR JUDICIAL FORECLOSURE

To: Paul Olson PO Box 5924 Incline Village, NV 89450

Please take notice that a Complaint For Judicial Foreclosure has been filed against you in the above-entitled Court seeking judgment in favor of the Plaintiff, against you, for all amounts due and owing for water and sewer ser-vice, relating to the real property described below, including all applicable fees and charges related thereto; all costs and expenses incurred by the Plaintiff in seeking to collect the amounts owing for water and sewer service, including a rea-sonable attorney’s fee; and to foreclose on its lien for the full amount owed for unpaid water and sewer service charges, including fees and charges, through the date of foreclosure; and all costs and expenses incurred by the Plaintiff in seeking to collect the amounts owing, including a reason-able attorney’s fee through the date of foreclosure. The real property that is subject of the Complaint For Judicial Foreclosure is described as follows:

Unit 39-1-2 of Jackson Hole Racquet Club Condominiums, Strawberry Building 3900, Teton County, Wyoming, according to that plat recorded in the Office of the Teton County Clerk on August 3, 1979 as Plat No. 385, as further defined and described in the Amended Declaration of Condominium for Jackson Hole Racquet Club Condominium recorded in the Office of the Teton County Clerk on August 12, 1974 in Book 34, page 1 to 50, as amended.

PIN #22-41-17-11-1-61-002

You are required to file an answer or other response to the Complaint For Judicial Foreclosure on or before June 10, 2016, and serve a copy of the any answer or other response upon the following attorney for Plaintiff:

Paul E. D’Amours Hess D’Amours & Krieger, LLC PO Box 449 Jackson, Wyoming 83001

Failure to timely file an answer or otherwise response will result in default being taken against you.

• Public Notices • Clerk of CourtPublish: 04/20, 04/27, 05/04, 05/11/16

• CONTINUED PUBLICATIONS •

NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR STATEMENTS OF QUALIFICATIONENGINEERING SERVICES - SEWER LINE PROJECTJackson Hole Airport, Jackson, WyomingApril 4, 2016

Deadline for Submission: The Jackson Hole Airport Board (the “Airport Board”) is soliciting qualifications and experi-ence information for its use in selecting an engineering firm to design, prepare bid documents and provide construction oversight for the construction of a sewer line and associated improvements to serve the Jackson Hole Airport, Jackson, Wyoming (the “Airport”). Statements must be received by 5:00 P.M. local time on Friday, April 22, 2016. Late Statements and faxed or e-mailed Statements will not be considered.

Overview of Project: The Airport Board is considering a project under which untreated wastewater from the Airport would be conveyed to the Town of Jackson Wastewater Treatment Plant (the “Town Plant”). The system con-templated by the Board would repurpose certain existing on-airport facilities. These would feed into a new pres-sure sewer force main approximately 9,950 feet in length, which would in turn connect to a new gravity sewer line approximately 3,000 feet in length. It is anticipated that the new line will run adjacent to Spring Gulch Road and be co-located with other utilities in the easement. The project would require permitting with the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, and coordination with entities including the Town of Jackson, the National Park Service, Teton County, Spring Creek Ranch, Gros Ventre Utility Company, and Wyoming Department of Transportation. Availability of Request: The Request for Statements of Qualification and Experience (the “RFQ”) is posted on the Airport Board’s website at jacksonholeairport.com. Copies may also be obtained from, and inquiries regarding the RFQ should be directed to, Jim Elwood, Executive Director, Jackson Hole Airport, 1250 East Airport Road, P.O. Box 159, Jackson, Wyoming, 83001, 307-733-7695 (Voice), 307-733-9270 (Fax), jim.elwood@jhairport.org.

Restriction on Communications: Communication or contact with any Airport staff member, Airport Board member or selection committee member, other than Mr. Elwood, which is related to a question about the RFQ, is strictly prohibited and will be considered grounds for rejection of your state-ment.Publish: 04/13, 04/20/16

Storage/Mech Lien sale

2005 Mazda RX8Vin# JM1FE173550144605Amt Owed $ 6620.00

1998 Audi A4Vin# WAUED28DXWA186028Amt Owed $ 4695.00

Auction at1405 Gregory LaneJackson WY 83001

Sale Date: April 26th 2016Publish: 04/13, 04/20/16

NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT OF FORECLOSURE SALE

WHEREAS, default in the payment of principal and inter-est has occurred under the terms of a promissory note (the “Note”) dated 06/29/2007 executed and delivered by Marc Bruner and Denise Bruner (“Mortgagor”) to The Jackson State Bank & Trust and a real estate mortgage (the “Mortgage”) of the same date securing the Note, which Mortgage was executed and delivered by said Mortgagor, to The Jackson State Bank & Trust, and which Mortgage was recorded on 06/29/2007, as DOC 0705963, Book 669 Page 309-328 in the records of the office of the County Clerk and ex-officio Register of Deeds in and for Teton County, State of Wyoming; and

The property covered by said Mortgage is described as fol-lows:

The SE1/4SW1/4SW1/4SE1/4 of Section 22, T42N, R116W, 6th P.M., Teton County, Wyoming.

With an address of : 380 Moulton Loop Road Jackson, WY 83001. WHEREAS, the property being foreclosed upon may be subject to other liens and encumbrances that will not be extinguished at the sale. Any prospective purchaser should research the status of title before submitting a bid;

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Wyoming Statutes Section 34-4-109 that the foreclosure sale scheduled for 10:00 in the forenoon on 03/31/2016 at the Courthouse located at 180 South King, Jackson, Teton County, State of Wyoming, has been postponed to 10:00 in

the forenoon on 4/28/2016 at Courthouse located at 180 South King, Jackson, Teton County, State of Wyoming.

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. By: KLATT, AUGUSTINE, SAYER, TREINEN & RASTEDE, P.C. 925 E. 4th St. Waterloo, IA 50703 (319) 234-2530Publish: 04/13, 04/20, 04/27/16

LEGAL NOTICENOTICE OF INTENT TO SUBDIVIDE

Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with Chapter 18-5-306, Wyoming Statutes 1977, as amended, that Ridgeline Development LLC intends to apply for a per-mit to subdivide in Teton County. A public hearing for said permit will occur at a regular meeting of the Teton County Commissioners at the Teton County Administration Building. Please contact the Planning Office at 733-3959 for the scheduled meeting date. The proposed subdivision con-tains 5 Non-Residential lots, which average 0.38 acres per lot. The project is located on 1.90 acres, generally described as Tract 1 of Map T-318D, within Section 17, Township 40 North, Range 116 West, street address 3510 South Highway 89. The site is accessed from U.S. Highway 26, 89, 189, 191 and will be named Cornerstone Business Park Subdivision.Publish: 04/13, 04/20/16

LOWER VALLEY ENERGY, INC.BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOMINATIONS

Nominations by petition for Directors to represent Districts 2 and 5 will be received by the Secretary of Lower Valley Energy, Inc., until 5:00 pm on April 22, 2016. Petitions may be picked up at the Afton or Jackson office or online (www.LVEnergy.com). Any member interested in running for a board position should contact Lower Valley Energy to verify the district in which he/she resides.

District #2 comprises all areas north of Strawberry Creek Road to County Road 119 then west of Highway 89 to the Teton County boundary, including Wayan, Freedom areas and north Alpine.

District #5 comprises the town of Jackson, east of Cache Street and all areas north of Zenith Drive, excluding Jackson Hole Golf & Tennis Club.

Any ten (10) or more members of any district may make a nomination by petition. The names nominated will be placed on the printed ballot and voted upon by proxy or at the annual meeting of the members on June 23, 2016 in Afton, WY.

Prospective candidates should be aware of the following established policy:

A board member:

1. Must be a member and a bona fide resident of a director district as provided for in the bylaws.

2. Must be willing to promote and safeguard the interests of the cooperative and represent the membership on an impartial basis for the good of the entire cooperative.

3. Must not, in any way, be employed by or financially interested in any enterprise primarily engaged in selling energy as described in the bylaws of the cooperative.

4. Must not be employed by the cooperative or have a near-relative employed by the cooperative. Must not have been an employee of Lower Valley Energy within the last five (5) years.

5. Must be willing to attend regularly scheduled and special meetings of the board of directors, plus meetings of national, state, and local organizations with associated interests. Directors must also be willing to attend training institutes or seminars that will aid in keeping him/her well informed on matters affecting the cooperative.

6. Is aware that members of the board of directors serve on a fee basis for time given to regularly scheduled and approved affairs of the cooperative. In addition, they will be reimbursed for all reasonable expenses in connection with such scheduled activities.

7. Must agree to serve the term of office for which elected until a successor has been appointed or elected.

8. Shall not use, or cause to be used, the position as direc-tor to further political ambitions.

Election will be for a three-year term.Publish: 04/06, 04/13, 04/20/16

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE OF WYOMING,IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF TETON,NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF:STEPHEN B. HAAS, Deceased.

Probate No.: 3091

NOTICE OF PROBATE

You are hereby notified that on the 21st day of March, 2016, the Last Will and Testament of Stephen B. Haas was admit-ted to probate with administration by the above named court. Any action to set aside the Will shall be filed in the Court within three (3) months from the date of the first publication of this Notice or thereafter be forever barred. Notice is further given that all persons indebted to Stephen B. Haas or to Stephen B. Haas’ Estate, are requested to make immediate payment to Stephen B. Haas, in care of M. Jason Majors, Majors Law Firm, P.C., PO Box 2922, 125 S. King Street, Suite 2A, Jackson WY 83001.Creditors having claims against the decedent or the estate are required to file them in duplicate with the necessary vouchers in the Office of the Clerk of Court on or before three (3) months after the date of the first publication of this notice; and if such claims are not so filed, unless other-wise allowed or paid, they will be forever barred.

DATED March 29, 2016.

M. Jason Majors Majors Law Firm, P.C. P.O. Box 2922 125 S. King Street, Suite 2A Jackson, WY 83001 (307) 733-4117 (307) 733-4227 Facsimile Wyoming Bar Registration # 6-3789 Attorney for Co-Personal RepresentativesPublish: 04/06, 04/13, 04/20/16

FINAL PUBLIC NOTICE

RST Sand and Gravel of Jackson, Wyoming has applied for a small mining permit from the Land Quality Division of the Department of Environmental Quality for the State of Wyoming. The mining permit area for the mining of sand and gravel will be located in: Sections 17, 18, & 19, T40N, R116W, Teton County, Wyoming. The proposed gravel opera-tion is located north of South Park Loop Road approximate-ly one mile west of US Highway 89. The proposed operation is scheduled to begin June, 2016 and is estimated to con-tinue until at least the year 2045.

Information regarding the proposed mining operation and reclamation procedures may be reviewed in the Office of the Land Quality Division of the Department of Environmental Quality in Cheyenne and Lander, Wyoming, or the Teton County Clerk’s Office in Jackson, Wyoming. Written objec-tions to the proposed mining operation must be received by the Administrator of the Land Quality Division of the Department of Environmental Quality, Herschler Building, 122 West 25th Street, Cheyenne, WY 82002, before the close of business May 20, 2016. If an objection specifi-cally requests a public hearing before the Environmental Quality Council, a public hearing shall be held within twenty (20) days after the final date for filing objections unless a different period is stipulated to by the parties. The Environmental Quality Council or Director shall publish notice of the time, date and location of the hearing or con-ference in a newspaper of general circulation in the locality of the proposed operation once a week for two (2) consecu-tive weeks immediately prior to the hearing or conference. The hearing shall be conducted as a contested case in accordance with the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act (W.S. §16-3-101 through §16-3-115), and the right of judicial review shall be afforded as provided in that Act. All parties as given in W.S. §35-11-406(j) will be mailed a copy of this notice. The Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission will be mailed a copy of the application mine plan map as required in W.S. §35-11-406(j).Publish: 03/30, 04/06, 04/13, 04/20/16

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