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Votes at a glance: May 19 Teton County voucher meeting — agenda, vouchers and long-range planning work plan approved

3388088 · May 19, 2025
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Summary

The Teton County Board approved adoption of the May 19 agenda, approved the county voucher run and interfund transfer, and adopted the amended fiscal year 2026 long-range planning work plan; votes recorded as unanimous.

At its May 19 voucher meeting the Teton County Board of County Commissioners recorded three formal actions:

1) Adoption of meeting agenda — Motion to adopt the May 19 agenda was moved by Commissioner Karlman and seconded by Commissioner Macker. Chair Newcomb called the question and the motion carried unanimously with all commissioners present stating "aye." (Vote: 5–0.)

2) Approval of county vouchers and interfund transfer — Commissioner Probst moved to approve the 05/19/2025 county voucher run in the amount of $1,186,714.60 and an interfund transfer in the amount of $1,484,366.12; Commissioner Macker seconded. Chair Newcomb called for the vote and the motion carried unanimously. (Vote: 5–0.)

3) Adoption of the fiscal year 2026 long-range planning work plan (as amended) — Commissioner Carlman moved to approve the work plan as amended to include new tasks on the status quo plus project and the county mitigation fee program and to delay the Hoback legacy zoning update until the comprehensive plan update; Commissioner Macker seconded. The motion carried unanimously. (Vote: 5–0.)

Ending: These three formal actions were approved during the May 19 meeting by unanimous voice vote. The board continued other substantive items, including MSC 2020-437 (the North and South Park Area 1 master site plan), for further work and did not take final action on that application.