During a recent Teton County government meeting, officials discussed the scheduling of future meetings to address ongoing community concerns. The primary focus was on a significant agenda item that will be continued to the regular meeting on April 8, 2025. The board expressed the need for additional public input, suggesting the possibility of holding a special evening meeting on the same day to facilitate community engagement.

Commissioner Macker emphasized the importance of transparency and public participation in the decision-making process. The board is considering various options for future meetings, including the potential to reconvene on April 8 if they are prepared to make a decision. However, they also acknowledged that if more time is needed, the discussion could be extended to subsequent meetings, with April 15 and May 6 as possible dates.

In addition to scheduling, the board addressed the logistics of site visits related to the agenda item. It was agreed that these visits would not be publicly noticed to avoid a quorum of commissioners, allowing for smaller groups or individual visits with the applicant team. This approach aims to ensure that all interested parties can engage with the project while maintaining compliance with meeting regulations.

The discussions highlighted the board's commitment to fostering community involvement and ensuring that residents have ample opportunity to voice their opinions. As the April 8 meeting approaches, the board will continue to refine their plans and keep the public informed about any developments.