The Teton County Planning Commission has moved forward 23 units of employee housing for the Wyoming Department of Transportation.
The planners recommended approval of the deed-restricted employee units south of town that will be used to house WYDOT employees.
Neighbors expressed concern about the traffic and water quality because of the development which originally was to include 28 units.
The 23-unit approval includes a provision to connect a pathway to Munger Mountain School which is adjacent to the site.
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