Design Review Committee recommends approval for West Broadway bank tenant improvement with walk-up ATM
October 08, 2025 | Jackson, Teton County, Wyoming
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The Design Review Committee recommended approval Thursday of a final design review for a tenant improvement at 206 West Broadway that would convert former chamber offices into a new banking concept with expanded glazing and a walk-up ATM.
Planning staff presented the project as a final review request, saying the applicant, Guide Architects on behalf of 26260 Broadway LLC, proposes limited exterior changes concentrated on the Broadway facade and a 151-square-foot rear vestibule that will create a secure double-entry sequence and an ATM accessible after hours. Planning staff said no changes to street-side parking are proposed; a van-accessible ADA stall will be added in the rear along with a new dumpster enclosure. "Staff has conducted an exhaustive review for LDR compliance," the planner said, and does not anticipate any LDR conflicts when the applicant submits a building permit.
The applicant, John Dennis of Guide Architects, told the committee the rear vestibule and the additional storefront glazing are tucked behind an existing concrete stair wall and that the project does not change the primary building color on the upper floors. "So we're essentially just recladding what was the same closet with new material," Dennis said, noting the intent to create a brighter, more inviting bank entry. He also confirmed exterior stairs at the rear will be removed and the trash area will be consolidated into a new enclosure.
Committee members asked for clarification about a protruding panel near the rear vestibule, the replacement of exterior stairs and the location of the dumpster enclosure. After discussion, a member moved to recommend approval of the final design for P-25-181260 at 206 W. Broadway; the motion was seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Because the project is within the DC-1 overlay, subarea 2, committee members noted the proposal must meet the western-character guidelines during LDR compliance and the applicant will provide final material samples with the building permit submittal. No changes were approved to street parking on Broadway; the applicant will proceed with the building permit process and any LDR compliance checks required by staff.
The committee's recommendation will be forwarded as the Design Review Committee's action; staff will document LDR compliance and permit conditions before issuance.
Planning staff presented the project as a final review request, saying the applicant, Guide Architects on behalf of 26260 Broadway LLC, proposes limited exterior changes concentrated on the Broadway facade and a 151-square-foot rear vestibule that will create a secure double-entry sequence and an ATM accessible after hours. Planning staff said no changes to street-side parking are proposed; a van-accessible ADA stall will be added in the rear along with a new dumpster enclosure. "Staff has conducted an exhaustive review for LDR compliance," the planner said, and does not anticipate any LDR conflicts when the applicant submits a building permit.
The applicant, John Dennis of Guide Architects, told the committee the rear vestibule and the additional storefront glazing are tucked behind an existing concrete stair wall and that the project does not change the primary building color on the upper floors. "So we're essentially just recladding what was the same closet with new material," Dennis said, noting the intent to create a brighter, more inviting bank entry. He also confirmed exterior stairs at the rear will be removed and the trash area will be consolidated into a new enclosure.
Committee members asked for clarification about a protruding panel near the rear vestibule, the replacement of exterior stairs and the location of the dumpster enclosure. After discussion, a member moved to recommend approval of the final design for P-25-181260 at 206 W. Broadway; the motion was seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
Because the project is within the DC-1 overlay, subarea 2, committee members noted the proposal must meet the western-character guidelines during LDR compliance and the applicant will provide final material samples with the building permit submittal. No changes were approved to street parking on Broadway; the applicant will proceed with the building permit process and any LDR compliance checks required by staff.
The committee's recommendation will be forwarded as the Design Review Committee's action; staff will document LDR compliance and permit conditions before issuance.
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