Consideration for waivers should be based on Good Design and Public benefit as this IME opinion states correctly. This project contains neither of these elements. The council should only consider this project within the existing zoning laws. This project is completely out of scale and if …

Nice work Mr Laski. Your detractors are way off base. At your age you should be looking at the world with rose colored glasses. Change always starts with smart young minds.

Awesome analysis Jytte.

This area sells itself. Most of the western resorts are overcrowded, overdone, and unattractive. Are we in a race to become more like Park City, Jackson ? Take the marketing money and build some great housing. We have been discovered. Marketing or not, they are coming. Lets be the last gr…

This is going to be a mess. It reminds me of the Hammer/Donoval fiasco that Sun Valley had to deal with. Drop the suit and go away, before you lose the last bit of dignity that you have.

Allowing 13 units per acre would leave approximately 3,300 SF per lot. That does not include a minimum of two legal streets for access, a well pump house, and a proper septic system. How would this possibly work ?

Spot on.

7continents. You should run for office..somewhere in Blaine County I hope. Why this survey is a surprise to anyone that lives and works in the Wood River Valley, is beyond me. Well said

of his time. Sorry Len

Len was way ahead off his time. The lack of homes on our hillsides speaks volumes. Go to Vail, Aspen, Park City, etc. Those places are a total mess. Good planning requires vision. Undergrounding all the power lines while we can also requires vision.