Teton County officials are making strides in ensuring fair housing practices as they address concerns regarding the assessment of homeowner association (HOA) fees for deed-restricted units. During the regular meeting on July 15, 2025, discussions highlighted the importance of aligning HOA assessments with monetary values rather than the size of the units, particularly in developments that include both luxury and affordable housing options.

The meeting revealed that the housing department is actively collaborating with developers to finalize the deed restrictions and HOA fee structures. This initiative aims to prevent potential issues that have arisen in similar developments where affordable units are mixed with higher-end market units. The goal is to create a transparent and equitable system that reflects the true value of the deed-restricted units.

Christy Malone from the Housing Department is leading these efforts, working closely with the applicant to ensure compliance with established housing rules and regulations. The final details regarding the HOA assessments will be integrated with the deed restrictions, ensuring that all parties are informed and that the community's needs are met.

This proactive approach by Teton County officials underscores their commitment to fostering a balanced housing market that accommodates diverse income levels while maintaining fairness in community living standards. As these discussions progress, residents can expect clearer guidelines and improved housing solutions in the near future.