VICTOR -- The Victor City Council voted 3-0 on April 8 to deny the Market Street rezone, a proposed mixed-use rental development on 7.4 acres between Highway 33 and Grand Teton Brewing, overriding a staff recommendation and Planning and Zoning Commission approval. Councilmembers cited unresolved questions about wastewater infrastructure and a comprehensive plan they say needs updating before the city approves more density.
The project, Market Street Subdivision, would have rezoned the triangular parcel from Rural Cluster to a split of RM-2 Residential Multifamily and CX Commercial Mixed Use. The preliminary plan called for about 90 rental units, a phased mix of townhomes and apartments in two- and three-story buildings, plus 7,000 square feet of small-scale ground-floor retail. A new public street, Market Street, would connect Baseline Road northwest toward the Grand Teton Brewing property, with a community park, a Teton Valley Trails and Pathways corridor along Highway 33, and a collaborative gathering space with Grand Teton Brewing.
All three councilmembers present, Amy Ross, Sue Muncaster, and Emily Sustick, voted to deny. Councilor Stacy Hulsing was absent.