Teton commissioners to hear motion to dismiss in Willowbrook contested case April 7

A special April 7 Board of County Commissioners meeting is scheduled for a contested-case hearing on a motion to dismiss in Docket #2026-0001, Willowbrook Owners Association vs. the Teton County Planning Director.

Teton County’s Board of County Commissioners is scheduled to hold a contested-case hearing April 7 on a motion to dismiss in Docket #2026-0001, Willowbrook Owners Association vs. Teton County Planning Director, according to the county’s special-meeting agenda. The hearing starts at 1:30 p.m. at 200 S. Willow and the agenda notes the meeting is open to the public but not streamed.

The agenda does not include a staff report or packet materials describing the underlying land-use dispute or what the motion argues. Procedurally, if commissioners grant the motion to dismiss, the contested case would end (or narrow) without proceeding to a full evidentiary hearing on the merits; if they deny it, the case would typically continue under the county’s contested-case process.

The only item on the agenda is the hearing itself, followed by adjournment. Audio recordings are available upon request from the county clerk’s office. See: Board of County Commissioners Meeting Special Meeting Agenda.

Background

Stallion Ranch Contested Case Hearing

The August 10, 2026, hearing will decide if Stallion Ranch can retain a decades-old commercial zoning exception or if the property must revert to residential use, following neighborhood appeals and county legal review.

Latest: March–April 2026 — Neighborhood associations and residents raise concerns to the Teton County Board of County Commissioners about the continued and expanded commercial use of the former Bar J property by Stallion Ranch, LLC. Legal standing for appeals is sought.

curated as of 2026-07-19

Source Documents

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April 7, 2026Board of County Commissioners Meeting Special Meeting Agendaagenda