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School foundation outlines teacher housing proposal for two school‑owned lots
Summary
Dan Wheeler of the Twin Bridges School & Community Foundation presented a plan to build ADA-compliant quadplexes on two school-owned lots for teacher rentals; the foundation proposed keeping ownership with the school, coordinating with county oversight and Craig Erikson, and public notifications ahead of follow-up meetings Aug. 27 and Sept. 9.
Dan Wheeler, representing the Twin Bridges School & Community Foundation, presented a proposal to develop ADA-compliant quadplex units on two lots owned by the school to provide rental housing for teachers.
Wheeler said the foundation would keep the property in school ownership to preserve tax advantages and that teachers would rent from the school. The proposal included two caveats: the development should not burden the town’s internal operations, and the foundation should coordinate with Craig Erikson on next steps. Wheeler requested public notice in the local paper and scheduled follow-up meetings for Aug. 27 and Sept. 9 to advance the concept.
The presentation resulted in no recorded council vote; the item was forwarded for further coordination with county and school stakeholders. The council did not provide a funding commitment or zoning decision in the minutes.
