Jackson Hole Ski Corporation Addition

Key facts from Jackson Hole Ski Corporation Addition's documents

Reflects the 1997 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Mixed-use (residential, multiple dwelling, commercial lots) (Articles II, III, IV and Schedule A)

Units / lots

Not explicitly totaled; residential: Lots 53-164 and 184-197; multiple dwelling: Lots 38-41 (incl. 38A), 52, 165-170, 173, 176-183, 198, 199; commercial: Lots 1-19, 174, 175; plus unplatted areas (Schedule A, Parts II, III, IV)

Governing law

Wyoming law (implied by filing in Teton County) (Preamble (State of Wyoming, County of Te)

Pets

Yes, only house pets; no other animals or fowl. (Article I J)

Leasing & rentals

Yes. Transient (<30 days) rentals allowed. Guest house may only be rented together with main dwelling on transient basis, not independently. (Article II A)

Fences

Fences, hedges, or walls only to screen service areas, patios, swimming pools, etc. Not permitted on lot line or within 15 feet thereof. (Article I E)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any building, structure, sign, fence, or improvement. Plans and specifications must be approved and Building Permit issued. (Article I A, Article V C1)

Home business

Not explicitly allowed; noxious/offensive trade prohibited. (Article I Q)

Signs & flags

Max 6 sq ft for sale/rent/open house signs; max 3 sq ft for residential identification; commercial: two signs max 40 sq ft each attached below roofline plus one 6 sq ft per business. Flashing-light signs prohibited; gas-filled light tubes n (Article I H)

Setbacks / home size

Residential: 1500 sq ft enclosed living space, of which minimum 900 sq ft on main floor. (Article II C)

Use restrictions

Residential lots: single family residential purposes (owned or leased >30 days). Multiple dwelling lots: duplexes, apartments, etc. Commercial lots: hotels, lodges, restaurants, etc., as per Article IV. (Articles II A, III A, IV A)

Voting & meetings

Each lot entitled to one vote for amendments. Election of Committee members by majority vote of record owners in respective lot type. (Article VI A (last paragraph) and Articl)

Amendments

Architectural Committee or petition by 10% of lot owners in a land use area may propose amendment. Written notice with ballot to all record owners at least 30 days prior. For general articles (I, V, VI): 75% of all lots must vote, and 75% o (Article VI A)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.