Votes at a glance: key Teton County Board actions, June 17, 2025

This roundup lists formal votes taken by the Teton County Board of Commissioners at the June 17, 2025 meeting. Where the record showed voice votes rather than roll-call tallies, the outcome is summarized by the board’s announcement on the record.

- Adopt agenda and minutes: The board adopted the meeting agenda and approved minutes (May 27, June 2 and June 3) by voice vote; no changes were recorded.

- Consent agenda: Commissioners moved items 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10 and 11 to the consent agenda and approved the consent agenda by unanimous voice vote.

- Fireside Inc. contract (defensible‑space inspection software): Motion to approve a three‑year agreement (06/17/2025–06/17/2028) — approved unanimously.

- FAA grant for Jackson Hole Airport (deicing pad and containment): Motion to adopt the resolution and accept FAA obligation of $3,311,889 — approved unanimously.

- 2025 Teton Building Code Resolution: Motion to adopt the 2025 code with an effective date of July 1, 2025; the board removed a proposed local prohibition on water heaters in crawl spaces and directed staff to solicit additional plumbing‑industry input — motion passed (board announced result 3–1 in meeting record).

- Teton County Scenic Preserve Trust (Fish Creek easement): Motion to approve a mapping correction (Alternative No. 1 building envelope) — approved unanimously; separate motion to continue the barn‑site relocation decision for additional analysis — approved unanimously.

- Snake River Canyon Ranch Resort master‑plan amendment (High Mountain Heli): Motion to amend the PUD to allow aviation in Subarea 2 limited to Lot 3‑2 — motion failed (vote recorded as 0–3). The related conditional‑use permit was also denied (vote recorded as 0–3).

- Walk Festival Hall (Teton Village) variance: Motion to approve reduction of landscape‑surface ratio from 18.7% to 16.9% for Lot 174 — approved unanimously.

- Grand Teton Music Festival fee waiver (MSC‑2025‑055): Motion to waive specified county fees not to exceed $10,800 — approved unanimously.

- Correspondence: The board approved a letter to U.S. Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis regarding proposed federal language on disposal of public lands, and agreed to CC the local U.S. House member as a matter of record.

Ending: Several items were continued for later staff work (notably the Scenic Preserve Trust barn‑site relocation). The board instructed staff to return with additional analysis on specific items where requested.