How Urban Renewal Redirects Property Tax, and Who Decides How It's Spent
An Idaho urban renewal agency keeps much of the property tax on rising value in its district, and an appointed board decides how to spend it.
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An Idaho urban renewal agency keeps much of the property tax on rising value in its district, and an appointed board decides how to spend it.
The week ahead in Teton Valley puts five development applications before P&Z on May 12, the LDC hearing on May 18, and the Idaho primary on May 19.
Four public bodies meet Tuesday as early voting opens. The planning commission hears Wilder Ranch, and commissioners take up an expired shelter contract.
A power outage, Driggs wastewater funding and a runway conversation lead the two weeks ahead, with a June 16 council vote and the June 24 state list.
A failed Teton County road levy would leave the county and its three cities short on road money the state pulled away this year.
Primary day on May 19 stacks the GOP primary, the road levy, and the Driggs Alexandria Condos hearing in Teton Valley before Friday's Tetonia auction.
Two comment deadlines close this week in Teton Valley: the Grand Targhee objection and Idaho's draft road plan, plus a Driggs hearing on 180 homes.
Over 300 signatures filed on the Frohlich recall. The clerk has 15 business days to verify; certification triggers a 5-day resignation window for the mayor.
Teton Valley sheriff blotter for August 2–8: 302 dispatch calls, an unlicensed learner driver through three yards, a porta-potty arson, and no DUI arrests.
Teton County commissioners take up the Midway Substation permit September 8, and Driggs hears an appeal of a permit its planning director approved.