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Eight years and a thousand meetings later, Shawn Hill leaves VARD
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Lawsuits and towed cars: Teton Valley Resort expands into former mobile home park
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City awaits legal resolution for remaining Rocking H tenantsÂ
During its May 20 meeting, the City of Victor Planning and Zoning Commission tabled Teton Valley Resortâs application for an annexation of land to expand and improve the RV park. TVR acquired the land in September 2019 and controversially served 90 day eviction notices to tenants of the former Rocking H Mobile Home Park still living on the property.
The resort is owned by Randy Larsen, and managed by Keith Larsen. TVR has been working towards expansion for years, citing increases in demand for RV accommodations during the summer months. TVR is one of five privately owned campgrounds across Teton Valley. The annexation is for land that TVR wants to use in its third phase of development, but the second phase of development remains unfinished. Rocking H is on the land that TVR intends to use for its second phase.
300 Main, an ambitious multi-use project south of Broulimâs, is no more.
On March 2 the Driggs City Council approved a plat vacation for the large commercial and residential planned unit development. The plans for the 13-acre property included apartments, restaurants, retail and entertainment space, underground parking, and a civic center. The development received all necessary approvals from the city in 2008 but was put on hold when the recession hit.
While the city had granted the developer two extensions to build infrastructure in the first phase of the project, the second extension expired in 2019 with no more improvements having been made.