Stallion Ranch hearing is set for August 10 on zoning exception
The Board of County Commissioners is set to hear Stallion Ranch's contested case on August 10, and the ruling could decide whether the property keeps a decades-old commercial zoning exception or falls back to residential use.
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners is set to hold a contested case hearing for Stallion Ranch on August 10, with Hearing Officer James Radda’s recommendation now in play. The case turns on whether a commercial zoning exception tied to the old Bar J Chuckwagon still applies to Stallion Ranch, LLC, or whether the property must revert to residential zoning. Board of County Commissioners Meeting Agenda
That dispute has already run through standing fights and motions to dismiss, so the August hearing is the point that should tell neighbors whether the county will keep allowing event-center use at the former Bar J site. For the ranching edge of the valley, the practical question is whether a commercial exception from 1977 can still be carried forward by a new owner, or whether the land use snaps back to what the zoning says on paper. Stallion Ranch Contested Case Hearing
Background
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
| Date | Title | Type |
|---|---|---|
| July 27, 2026 | Board of County Commissioners Meeting Agenda | agenda |
| July 20, 2026 | Teton County Board of County Commissioners Calendar | calendar |