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Victor council votes on Evans property closing for wastewater plant. Victor P&Z hears Sweet Hollow Farm and D&B Partners. Targhee open house Thursday.
VICTOR — A group of Victor residents is attempting to remove Mayor Will Frohlich from office, filing a recall petition with the Teton County Clerk on...
Victor's $35 million wastewater hearing delayed. Driggs and Victor councils meet this week on land use, STR repeal, and subdivision reviews.
Painter Sue Tyler shows Western originals at the City of Victor Gallery, with a public reception 4-6 p.m. May 12 on Main Street, Victor.
Victor sued Driggs over their shared Driggs wastewater plant — 3,700 EPA violations, overbilling, and a declined $20M loan. The $65 million breakdown.
Victor's $35 million wastewater plant costs $115,000 less per year than staying with Driggs. The wastewater numbers both cities have and haven't published.
Driggs tabled consent for Victor sewer connections over a Driggs lift station at 98% of capacity. Both cities dropped the upgrade and neither restored it.
Victor rescinded the Evans wastewater land deal as pending court matters define how the $35M plant moves forward. The council voted unanimously.
Victor has $3.5 million set aside for sewer infrastructure against $12.2 million of sewer work its engineers say the collection system needs by 2030.
Victor and Driggs ended their joint sessions and turned to an outside facilitator after a review of their 2011 wastewater agreement found eight disputes.