PropertyTeton County

7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY

$50.8M across 6 administrative permits, most-advanced: active. Lead: Dick Anderson Construction.

📁 6 permits
Assessed value & lot dataTeton County Assessor, 2025 Tax Roll
Actual value (market)
$115,365,254
Assessed (taxable)
$8,801,536
Annual tax
$550,527
Mill levy
62.5490
Owner of record · legal description · value breakdown
Tax-Roll owner
SNAKE RIVER LODGE HOTEL INVESTOR, LLC
28 JACOME WAY, MIDDLETOWN, RI 02842
Tax district
District 0101
Legal description
Sub 01019 · Filing 1 · Lot 33
Value breakdown (90 components)
  • Personal Property $2,071,473 actual · $196,790 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,568 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,785 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,785 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,793 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,800 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,820 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,825 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,826 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,826 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,839 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,885 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,888 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,888 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,888 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,888 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,889 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,916 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,930 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,955 assessed
  • Residential Land $22,000 actual · $1,974 assessed
  • Residential Structure $513,637 actual · $34,573 assessed
  • Residential Structure $546,462 actual · $36,886 assessed
  • Residential Structure $546,462 actual · $36,886 assessed
  • Residential Structure $554,970 actual · $37,459 assessed
  • Residential Structure $558,305 actual · $37,686 assessed
  • Residential Structure $566,917 actual · $38,267 assessed
  • Residential Structure $569,069 actual · $38,413 assessed
  • Residential Structure $570,141 actual · $38,486 assessed
  • Residential Structure $571,220 actual · $38,559 assessed
  • Residential Structure $571,220 actual · $38,559 assessed
  • Residential Structure $580,912 actual · $39,213 assessed
  • Residential Structure $594,906 actual · $40,158 assessed
  • Residential Structure $599,209 actual · $40,449 assessed
  • Residential Structure $591,403 actual · $40,594 assessed
  • Residential Structure $604,598 actual · $40,812 assessed
  • Residential Structure $574,470 actual · $40,931 assessed
  • Residential Structure $591,539 actual · $42,147 assessed
  • Residential Structure $599,209 actual · $42,694 assessed
  • Residential Structure $634,030 actual · $42,934 assessed
  • Residential Structure $664,177 actual · $44,970 assessed
  • Residential Structure $666,328 actual · $45,115 assessed
  • Residential Structure $666,328 actual · $45,115 assessed
  • Residential Structure $667,407 actual · $45,188 assessed
  • Residential Structure $668,350 actual · $45,215 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,298,879 actual · $137,050 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,300,969 actual · $137,127 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,360,820 actual · $141,360 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,419,120 actual · $145,416 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,599,498 actual · $157,967 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,655,972 actual · $161,899 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,661,450 actual · $162,280 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,663,265 actual · $162,405 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,062,577 actual · $172,445 assessed
  • Vacant Land $1,832,190 actual · $174,058 assessed
  • Vacant Land $1,888,560 actual · $179,413 assessed
  • Residential Structure $3,444,606 actual · $216,873 assessed
  • Residential Structure $3,486,505 actual · $219,791 assessed
  • Residential Structure $3,488,331 actual · $219,918 assessed
  • Residential Structure $3,497,439 actual · $220,553 assessed
  • Residential Structure $3,499,265 actual · $220,680 assessed
  • Residential Structure $3,502,906 actual · $220,933 assessed
  • Residential Structure $2,977,920 actual · $259,327 assessed
  • Residential Structure $3,241,106 actual · $284,315 assessed
  • Residential Structure $5,273,708 actual · $343,148 assessed
  • Residential Structure $6,008,266 actual · $401,697 assessed
  • Commercial Improvements $33,913,160 actual · $3,221,750 assessed
Owner — out-of-state (MA)
Patrick Oullette
867 Boylston Street, 4th Floor, Boston, MA 02116
Architect of record
Michael E. Luft-Weissberg
📞 212-273-9712
Applicant
Danny Wicke
📞 307-264-2600
🛠 Project team — 2 companies
Regulatory flags
Floodzone: X WUI required Construction: VA Occupancy: A-2.2 Assembly, restaurants, bars, banqu Construction: IIIA Occupancy: A-3.2 Assembly, general, community halls

Permits at this property

Active since 2026

Commercial new construction — mixed-use hospitality

$50,825,000 combined
👷 Lead: Dick Anderson Construction 🪪 CL-24-0237
ELT2026-0398 ↗ Trade Commercial electrical remodel Active $25K 5/26/2026

Commercial electrical remodel at 7710 Granite Loop Road in Teton Village — zero documents, no value, no contacts filed; bare-minimum submission under review.

📜 1 cond.· 1 awaiting
📜 Conditions (1) 1 awaiting
  • Awaiting Verification The contractor shall be be on site for all inspections.
REFERENCE-26-0768 ↗ Administrative Commercial new construction — mixed-use hospitality Intake $33.8M 5/26/2026

$33.8M, 5-story mixed-use hospitality build at Teton Village under ABF Snake River LLC / Blue Flag Capital II — MA-based owner Patrick Oullette, NYC architect Michael Luft-Weissberg, applicant Danny Wicke (307-264-2600); occupancies span hotel (R-1), restaurant/bar (A-2.2), retail (M), and office (B), signaling full FF&E, kitchen, and bar fit-out scope ahead.

📎 4 docs 📜 9 cond.· 9 awaiting
📎 Documents (4)
📜 Conditions (9) 9 awaiting
  • Awaiting Verification Stamped and approved job site plans shall remain on site throughout the project.
  • Awaiting Verification Structures within the Wildland-Urban Interface must show compliance with the Fire Marshal’s requirements by means of details and/or notes on the submitted plans
  • Awaiting Verification Structures greater than 5,000 gross square feet are required to be fire sprinklered.
  • Awaiting Verification Structures located within the FEMA, Special Flood Hazard Area shall show compliance with the Flood-Resistive Construction requirements of the IBC
  • Awaiting Verification Plans for structures located in areas subject to seasonal high ground water from spring runoff or irrigation, shall be provided with details showing protection of the structure and all insulation, electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems, from damage due to moisture and/or mold, by licensed design professionals, or shall be slab on grade.
  • Awaiting Verification A Certificate of Placement prepared by a Wyoming licensed Professional Land Surveyor is required for each structure. The location of the structure foundation shall be prepared by the Professional Land Surveyor and submitted to the Teton County Planning & Building Services Department prior to the foundation walls being poured. A foundation wall inspection cannot be scheduled until receipt of certificate showing the location of the foundation matches the approved plans and is approved by the Planning Department.
  • Awaiting Verification Approved bear resistant trash containers are required per Section 5.1.3, Wild Animal Feeding, Land Development Regulations. At construction sites, all trash receptacles for trash that includes food, food wrappers, or other bear attractants shall be bear-resistant. Containers shall be kept closed and latched at all times. Non-bear-resistant dumpsters or trailers may only be used to store construction trash that does not contain bear-attractants.
  • Awaiting Verification All exterior lighting shall comply with the Exterior Lighting Standards of Section 5.3.1, Land Development Regulations. Lighting shall be installed per the approved plans. Should the exterior lighting change in any way, the applicant shall submit revisions including spec sheets to the Planning Department for review and approval, prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy or prior to final inspection of the permitted work. Changes to lighting that require review include fixture design, location of fixtures, the number of fixtures, and lumen amount.
  • Awaiting Verification Any changes to the design, including the structure or site development, require a plan revision. Please submit to the Building Division a Letter of Transmittal for Building Permit Revision with appropriate revised drawings. Fees will be assessed for additional square footages, plumbing, mechanical or electrical work, including additional plan review fees. Revisions to Grading and Septic may also be applicable.
REFERENCE-26-0788 ↗ Administrative Commercial site grading & erosion control Intake 5/26/2026

Commercial grading and erosion control permit at 7710 Granite Loop Road in Teton Village, tied to companion building permit REFERENCE-26-0768, filed by Danny Wicke (307-264-2600) for Boston-based owner Patrick Oullette — zero documents attached and no project value or scope filed yet.

📜 11 cond.· 10 awaiting
📜 Conditions (11) 10 awaiting
  • The issuance of this permit signifies that the review of application submittals was conducted solely based on conformance with the Teton County Land Development Regulations for Grading and Erosion Control and makes no evaluation of submitted materials that pertain to drinking water systems or other utilities. DEVIATIONS FROM THE APPROVED PLANS, including grading beyond the limits of disturbance shown and/or failure to comply with the conditions of this permit shall constitute a violation of the Teton County Land Development Regulations and shall be subject to such penalties as described therein.
  • Awaiting Verification All work shall be in accordance with the attached plans approved on XX-XX-XXXX, The Teton County Land Development Regulations, and the Teton County Floodplain Management Resolution.
  • Awaiting Verification Applicant shall notify the Teton County Engineering Department at (307) 733-3317 at least 48 hours prior to commencement of land disturbing activities.
  • Awaiting Verification Applicant shall notify the Teton County Engineering Department at (307) 733-3317 at least 24 hours prior to commencement of work in live waterbodies.
  • Awaiting Verification The permit and “APPROVED” copy of the grading plans shall be kept on site.
  • Awaiting Verification If site observations reveal that erosion control and storm water management measures are insufficient for their intended functions, additional measures or maintenance shall be required to correct the problem.
  • Awaiting Verification A final grading and revegetation inspection is required prior to issuance of a Certification of Occupancy or release of financial surety or performance bond.
  • Awaiting Verification Any below-ground facilities that are constructed in order to comply with applicable GEC permit requirements must be documented with sufficient installation photographs, and provided to the Teton County Engineering Department in conjunction with the final inspection.
  • Awaiting Verification This development requires certification by the same design professional responsible for preparing the plans indicating that the work performed conforms to the design. The Applicant shall ensure that the design professional remains sufficiently engaged throughout the project for this purpose.
  • Awaiting Verification Applicant shall ensure compliance with the requirements identified by the Teton County Planning Department in the attached memo.
  • Awaiting Verification Applicant shall implement an invasive species management plan that meets the approval of the Teton County Weed and Pest Control District.
FIRE2025-0118 ↗ Trade Fire alarm and detection system Closed 5/19/2026

Closed fire alarm/detection permit at 7710 Granite Loop Road in Teton Village — no contacts, value, or scope filed; proximity to ski village suggests commercial or high-end lodging application.

FIRE2026-0033 ↗ Trade Fire alarm and detection system Closed 5/19/2026

Closed fire alarm/detection permit at 7710 Granite Loop Road in Teton Village — no contacts, value, or scope documents filed; minimal data available for pursuit.

REFERENCE-26-0667 ↗ Administrative Commercial new construction — hospitality/hotel Intake $17.0M 5/18/2026

$17M, 5-story hotel/hospitality complex at Teton Village under ABF Snake River LLC (Blue Flag Capital II) — Boston-based owner Patrick Oullette, NYC architect Michael Luft-Weissberg (212-273-9712), applicant Danny Wicke (307-264-2600); Type IIIA construction with R-1 hotel, A-3 assembly, and gym uses across 4 submitted documents.

📐 19,039 sf 📎 4 docs 📜 9 cond.· 9 awaiting
📎 Documents (4)
📜 Conditions (9) 9 awaiting
  • Awaiting Verification Stamped and approved job site plans shall remain on site throughout the project.
  • Awaiting Verification Structures within the Wildland-Urban Interface must show compliance with the Fire Marshal’s requirements by means of details and/or notes on the submitted plans
  • Awaiting Verification Structures greater than 5,000 gross square feet are required to be fire sprinklered.
  • Awaiting Verification Structures located within the FEMA, Special Flood Hazard Area shall show compliance with the Flood-Resistive Construction requirements of the IBC
  • Awaiting Verification Plans for structures located in areas subject to seasonal high ground water from spring runoff or irrigation, shall be provided with details showing protection of the structure and all insulation, electrical, plumbing and mechanical systems, from damage due to moisture and/or mold, by licensed design professionals, or shall be slab on grade.
  • Awaiting Verification A Certificate of Placement prepared by a Wyoming licensed Professional Land Surveyor is required for each structure. The location of the structure foundation shall be prepared by the Professional Land Surveyor and submitted to the Teton County Planning & Building Services Department prior to the foundation walls being poured. A foundation wall inspection cannot be scheduled until receipt of certificate showing the location of the foundation matches the approved plans and is approved by the Planning Department.
  • Awaiting Verification Approved bear resistant trash containers are required per Section 5.1.3, Wild Animal Feeding, Land Development Regulations. At construction sites, all trash receptacles for trash that includes food, food wrappers, or other bear attractants shall be bear-resistant. Containers shall be kept closed and latched at all times. Non-bear-resistant dumpsters or trailers may only be used to store construction trash that does not contain bear-attractants.
  • Awaiting Verification All exterior lighting shall comply with the Exterior Lighting Standards of Section 5.3.1, Land Development Regulations. Lighting shall be installed per the approved plans. Should the exterior lighting change in any way, the applicant shall submit revisions including spec sheets to the Planning Department for review and approval, prior to issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy or prior to final inspection of the permitted work. Changes to lighting that require review include fixture design, location of fixtures, the number of fixtures, and lumen amount.
  • Awaiting Verification Any changes to the design, including the structure or site development, require a plan revision. Please submit to the Building Division a Letter of Transmittal for Building Permit Revision with appropriate revised drawings. Fees will be assessed for additional square footages, plumbing, mechanical or electrical work, including additional plan review fees. Revisions to Grading and Septic may also be applicable.
🕒 Recent activity — 18 events on record
Show 9 more routine events
  • New COUNTY FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New COUNTY FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New GEC - Grading & Erosion Control Commercial at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New Commercial New Construction at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New COUNTY FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New COUNTY FIRE ALARM AND DETECTION SYSTEMS at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New GEC - Grading & Erosion Control Commercial at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New Commercial New Construction at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY yesterday
  • New Commercial electrical remodel at 7710 GRANITE LOOP ROAD, TETON VILLAGE, WY 3d ago
📋 Planning history — 1 PC case matched this address

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