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Decision Makers

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Read VARD's comments on the Ranch PUD's final plat.  ...(more)

Read VARD's comments on The Arbors concept proposal.  ...(more)

VARD submitted further comments to P & Z regarding Ridgeline Ranch on November 12th.  ...(more)

VARD submitted comments to the Board of County Commissioners requesting denial of the proposed Warm Creek Manor in light of outstanding issues. ...(more)

VARD submitted comments in opposition to Ridgeline Ranch's unusual preliminary plat review in front of the BoCC.  ...(more)

VARD has submitted a final round of comments on the revised PUD ordinance, which the Board of County Commissioners is holding a public hearing on at 6:00pm on Thursday, September 18th at Teton High School.  ...(more)

Read VARD's comments on the upcoming requests for zone changes and conditional use permits in the Clawson townsite.  ...(more)

Read VARD's comment letter regarding MD Nursery's request for an amended CUP.  ...(more)

Read VARD's comments on the CUP requested in the Scenic Corridor...(more)

The real core of our concern with MD Nursery is fairness and consistency with the conditional use permit process.  ...(more)

VARD respectfully requests that Mahogany Ridge PUD be removed from the July 8th hearing schedule due to inconsistencies in the file which deny the public a meaningful opportunity to provide commentary as due process requires. ...(more)

When you are reviewing a large remote development that spans two counties, it is impossible to plan for all possible variables that may unfold in the future...(more)

Our chief concern with this development is the high density of housing units in such a steep and rural area of the county and the location of the housing units in the high priority habitat as identified by their environmental consultants. ...(more)

Our support is based in part on the proven track record of TNDs to weather the ups and downs in the market better than other kinds of development because of its mixed use and mixed price point nature....(more)

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VARD opposes this request for a CUP because the integrity of the floodplain will be compromised...(more)

Clearly, according to the zoning code, a telecommunications tower is not an allowed use in this Agricultural Zone. ...(more)

Here it is: the first of several large, rural PUDs up for review by the county.  The P&Z's goal should be to ensure that these developments are financially and environmentally sustainable. ...(more)

VARD has the following concerns with this proposal to build an additional duplex in the rural county...(more)

Our comprehensive plan states that "higher density developments should be located within or near their (the cities') areas of impact"...(more)

it was very exciting to see so many people from all walks of life taking the time to learn about and give input on Victor's future.  ...(more)

VARD is heartily in favor of many elements of this plan. Our concern has to do with the floodplain located in the property. We request that the developers be required to take certain measures to maintain the integrity of the flood plain. ...(more)

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VARD has the following concerns with this proposed subdivision...(more)

While we cannot undo the past, VARD’s chief concern is fundamental fairness; everyone should abide by the same land use rules and regulations.
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VARD opposes the development because we are concerned that the density is too high for this location and that the design of this development is not harmonious ...(more)

VARD is in favor of this new zoning, which promotes attractive neighborhood development within a walkable distance from downtown Victor. 

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At this stage of the development at the Reserve the main road leading up to the top of the property has been constructed creating a large cut through valuable wildlife habitat. None of this work should have been done [because] changes might still be made to the final plat 

Furthermore, the proposed 1/3 – 1/2 acre lots are significantly smaller than the 2.5-4 acre lots in the surrounding neighborhoods of Aspen Lakes and Heritage Estates subdivision to the west edge.

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Most agree the current PUD ordinance is problematic for the county. However, VARD is opposed to the proposed Gateway Reserve Area PUD ordinance ...(more)

We appreciate the work the developer, Travis Thompson, has done in order to present a clear plan for his project.  The renderings and illustrations are helpful.  Below are some remarks on the plan.

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We are in favor of this proposal, as it offers the city an opportunity for commercial development doowntown...(more)

We are opposed to this rezone for two major reasons...(more)

At this time we are opposed to all annexation and subdivision requests in Victor because there is no Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) in place, the city is understaffed

The annexation and rezone proposal itself looks appropriate and good for Victor.  It is the underlying problem of the city’s inability to adequately cope with growth that keeps us from taking a favorable stance on this proposal.  ...(more)

I am writing regarding Val Kunz’ application for annexation and rezoning at approximately 811 South Baseline Road.  We take a neutral stance on this proposal.
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I find it very unfortunate that we are in the position today where the county feels its only option is a moratorium. Nevertheless, I support the commissioners’ decision on a moratorium because ...(more)

The choices before us are 1) Do nothing and hope the current crises facing the community rectify themselves 2) Take action...(more)

The revised design of Redtail is a significant improvement over the previous design, and raises the bar...(more)

Victor needs a Capital Improvements Plan in place before it expands its impact area. The city recognizes that development imposes all manner of costs upon the community. One way that other...(more)

There are many effects of growth. One immediate effect is an increased demand on the city’s sewer and water systems. By expanding the impact area, the City will have greater control over sewer and...(more)