County to lock 2-bedroom ARU at 750 W Two Rivers to local workers
On July 21, Teton County commissioners will vote on a deed restriction that requires a 2-bedroom accessory unit at 750 W Two Rivers Road to be rented long-term to qualified local workforce households, with no owner occupancy and a 180-day minimum lease.
Teton County commissioners will vote July 21 on a workforce rental deed restriction that would keep a 2-bedroom accessory residential unit at 750 W Two Rivers Road in the local housing pool, instead of drifting into guest use or short stays. The unit was approved as an accessory residential unit (ARU) tied to the property’s agricultural use, and county rules require ARUs like this to be occupied by qualifying local worker households. Workforce Housing Restriction at 750 Two Rivers Road Packet
The restriction sets the core eligibility tests (at least one household member working 1,560 hours per year for a local business and earning at least 75% of household income locally), bans owner occupancy, limits guest stays, and requires a minimum rental period of 180 days. If you care about housing supply for people who work here, this is one of the unglamorous but necessary enforcement steps that keeps “bonus” floor area from turning into another de facto second home. Workforce Housing Restriction at 750 Two Rivers Road Packet
Background
Teton County approved employee housing leases in December 2025, budgeting $63,312 for three units in FY2026, with 12-month renewable terms and eligibility managed by county policy.
Latest: 2026 — Budget for three employee housing units set at $63,312 for FY2026, covering rent and utilities.
curated as of 2026-06-12
Teton County leased 3182 Adams Canyon Bunkhouse to the Town of Jackson for employee housing (Nov 2026–Apr 2027) at $6,482/month, allowing subleasing for up to 13 people, with utilities included and unanimous Board approval.
Latest: 2027-04-30 — Lease term ends for the 3182 Adams Canyon Bunkhouse employee housing arrangement.
curated as of 2026-11-10
Teton County calculates required affordable workforce housing units for new developments using detailed formulas based on use type and size, as set in Section 6.3.3 of the Land Development Regulations.
Latest: 2026-06-01 — Draft amendments (AMD2026-0003) proposed, clarifying exemptions, definitions, and calculation methodology for workforce housing requirements.
curated as of 2026-06-01
Source Documents
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| July 21, 2026 | Board of County Commissioners Meeting Agenda | agenda |