Teton County Hospital District proposes 83,300 square foot residential development on East Broadway
June 02, 2025 | Jackson Town Council, Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming
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The Jackson Town Council convened on June 2, 2025, to discuss a significant development proposal for a new residential building at 460 East Broadway Avenue. The proposed project, presented by AFNET HH Land Strategies on behalf of the Teton County Hospital District, aims to construct an approximately 83,300 square foot building featuring 72 residential units, along with ancillary support facilities.
The meeting began with a review of the development plan, which is subject to specific zoning regulations due to its location in a public semi-public zone. Planning staff highlighted that while projects with ten or more dwellings typically do not require a development plan for 100% deed-restricted projects, this particular application was conditioned under a zoning amendment from February 2022. This amendment mandated a public process due to the project's size and proximity to neighboring residential areas.
The site, which spans 1.65 acres and currently houses 17 buildings, was previously zoned from NM 2 to public semi-public. In the fall of 2022, voters approved $24 million in funding for the redevelopment. The applicant has already secured a demolition permit for the existing structures on the site.
The design review committee had previously approved the aesthetics and site plan for the project on March 12, and the planning commission recommended approval of the application on May 7, with no conditions at that time. However, following further discussions and concerns raised since the planning commission meeting, staff introduced additional recommended conditions for the project.
During the meeting, staff also presented a conceptual sidewalk design aimed at providing a continuous walkway to Redmond Street, enhancing accessibility in the area. The council's discussions focused on ensuring that the development aligns with community needs and addresses any potential impacts on neighboring properties.
As the meeting concluded, the council acknowledged the importance of the redevelopment project and the need for ongoing public engagement as the plans move forward. The next steps will involve further review of the recommended conditions and continued dialogue with the community.
The meeting began with a review of the development plan, which is subject to specific zoning regulations due to its location in a public semi-public zone. Planning staff highlighted that while projects with ten or more dwellings typically do not require a development plan for 100% deed-restricted projects, this particular application was conditioned under a zoning amendment from February 2022. This amendment mandated a public process due to the project's size and proximity to neighboring residential areas.
The site, which spans 1.65 acres and currently houses 17 buildings, was previously zoned from NM 2 to public semi-public. In the fall of 2022, voters approved $24 million in funding for the redevelopment. The applicant has already secured a demolition permit for the existing structures on the site.
The design review committee had previously approved the aesthetics and site plan for the project on March 12, and the planning commission recommended approval of the application on May 7, with no conditions at that time. However, following further discussions and concerns raised since the planning commission meeting, staff introduced additional recommended conditions for the project.
During the meeting, staff also presented a conceptual sidewalk design aimed at providing a continuous walkway to Redmond Street, enhancing accessibility in the area. The council's discussions focused on ensuring that the development aligns with community needs and addresses any potential impacts on neighboring properties.
As the meeting concluded, the council acknowledged the importance of the redevelopment project and the need for ongoing public engagement as the plans move forward. The next steps will involve further review of the recommended conditions and continued dialogue with the community.
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