About The Town's Planning Process: Proposed developments in the Town go through a number of approval steps before they can break ground. Applicants have pre-application meetings with the Town’s planning staff and then, most, submit Sketch Plans. When applications are complete (sufficient) staff assesses them, writes related reports with recommendations, and presentsSketch Plans to the Design Review Committee (DRC) and then the Planning Commission (PC). Most propsed developments must be approved by the DRC. All applicants must be approved by the PC. After these reviews, Sketch Plans are presented to Town Council with the DRC and PC's recommendations. This process takes 4-5 months. Town Council makes final decisions to either approve, approve with conditions, or deny these plans. If Sketch Plans are approved, applicants create Development Plans and the same three-part process begins again. Development Plans are reviewed by the DRC and PC and then presented to Town Council with recommendations from the PC and/or DRC, which also takes 4-5 months. Again, Council makes final decisions.

COMMUNITY INPUT: Public comment is welcomed and can be provided in writing to staff, the Planning Commission, or Town Council electedofficials@jacksonwy.gov. Verbal comment can be shared at any public hearing. Find agendas and meeting materials here: https://www.jacksonwy.gov/491/Agendas-Minutes

UPCOMING PROJECTS

• PROJECT: Virginian Employee Housing @ 750 W. Broadway  TIMING: Design Review on 2/11/2026; Planning Commission 4/1/2026; Town Council 5/4/2026 
• PROJECT: Browse 'N Buy @ 139 N. Cache   TIMING: Partial Vacation on 2/17/2026
• PROJECT: Development Plan for 145 W. Pearl Avenue TIMING: Council Meeting on 3/2/2026 
• PROJECT: Land Development Updates related to Development Impacts (LDRs) TIMING: Council Workshops TBD
• PROJECT: Comprehensive Plan Update     TIMING: Summer 2026

Browse 'N Buy | 139 N. Cache

ABOUT: Development Plan for a new 22,000 SF (approximate) mixed-use commercial and residential development. The development proposal consists of a multi-use two-story building with a basement that encompasses approximately 21,944 SF (14,785 square feet above grade with a 7,311 square foot basement). It will house an expanded Browse ‘N Buy, the Jackson Cupboard /One22, Recovery Community meeting rooms, office space for the church, and two apartments for church and partner staff.

TIMING 

• Feb. 17: Partial Vacation
• May 14: Development Plan presented to Design Review Committee
• July 2: Development Plan presented to Planning Commission
• August 4: Development Plan presented to Town Council

PAST PROJECTS

Teton County Justice Center at Simpson & King | Sketch Plan 

ABOUT: This SPET-funded project will include demolition of the existing courthouse and Sheriff's office. On the northeast corner of Simpson and King, this new building will provide courtroom, office, and detention center space. When built, it will house the County Sheriff’s office and jail, the District Court office and Clerk of District Court, Circuit Court and the Clerk of Circuit Court, and the County and Prosecuting Attorneys. 

TIMING 

• May 21: Sketch Plan presented to Planning Commission
• May 14:  Project will go in front of Design Review Commitee, with an accompanying staff report to be posted on May 9
• July 21: Sketch Plan presented to Town Council continued until July 28
• July 28: Sketch Plan approved by Town Council
• December 15: Demo Permit approved
• January 20: Development Plan and Conditional Use Permit approved 

50 S. Millward | Dauntless Development Hotel

ABOUT: This project is for a 66,000 square foot hotel and mixed-use development at 50 S. Millward between Broadway and Pearl. It proposes to inlcude underground parking and a fully automated parking statcker.  

TIMING

• February 12: Sketch Plan presented to Design Review Committee, unanimous vote of support
• June 4: Sketch Plan presented to Planning Commission, unanimoous vote of support with conditions for parking & traffic studies
• July 7: Sketch Plan presented to Town Council continued to August 4
• September 8: Applicant requests further continuation until this date to present Sketch Plan to Town Council 

Mogul Capital Development on Cache | Sketch Plan

ABOUT: Mogul Capital submitted design plans for five separate buildings at 335 North Cache Street. The proposed Mogul hotel and condominium project is on 2.46 acres on N. Cache and includes 109 hotel rooms, 17 market condominiums, 16 deed restricted units (workforce), underground parking, and a restaurant and spa. 

TIMING

• March 17: Planning Commission recommended Sketch Plan approval with 16 conditions 
• March 11: Design Review Committee recomended Sketch Plan approval
• April 21: Sketch Plan presented to Town Council -Continued
• May 5: Continued discussion of Sketch Plan @ Town Council
• May 14: Continued discussion of Sketch Plan @ Special Town Council Meeting at 9:00am
• June 16: Continued discussion of Sketch Plan @ Special Town Council Meeting at 8:30am 

Hitching Post | 460 E. Broadway 

ABOUT: Located at 460 East Broadway, this SPET-funded project will include demolition and moving of existing buildings.  

TIMING 

• May 7: Development Plan presented to Planning Commission
• May 14:  Project will go in front of Design Review Commitee, with an accompanying staff report to be posted on May 9
• June 2: Development Plan presented to Town Council

510, 553 & 725 Upper Snow King Loop in the Snow King Master Plan

ABOUT: Northworks Architects is requesting approval of development plans for Snow King Condos on Lots 53, 57, & 58. The plan for four buildings with underground parking includes space for 240 guests, 112,750 habitable square feet, 60 short-term rental condominiums, and 12 affordable deed-restricted condos. These lots are in the Lodging Overlay of Snow King Resort District so are not bound by the same regulations, in terms of maximum size, as other parts of Town. 

TIMING 

• May 21: Development Plan presented to Planning Commission
• June 7: Development Plan presented to Town Council continued to June 16
• June 16:  Development Plan presented to Town Council continued to July 7
• July 7: Development Plan presented to Town Council 
• July 21: Development Plans approved by Town Council