Active since 2026
Commercial new construction — guest ranch lodging unit
👷 Lead:
On Site Management, Inc.
🪪 CL-24-0140
▶ BDC2026-0005 ↗ Construction Commercial new construction — guest ranch lodging Approved $1.1M 5/22/2026
$1.1M, 694 sf single-story R-1 guest ranch structure ('The Hawken') at 9400 MacLeod Road, Hoback — Colorado-based owner David MacIlraith, out-of-state architect/applicant Parker Platt (828-884-2393); standing seam dark bronze metal roof, cedar lap siding, and stone veneer spec creates immediate opportunities for roofing, siding, and masonry subs.
📐 694 sf
📎 5 docs
📜 15 cond.· 13 awaiting
▶ 📎 Documents (5)
▶ 📜 Conditions (15) 13 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 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.
- 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. Creek Cabin approved for 2 shielded gooseneck lights. 12 shielded ground mounted lights by the Forest/Creek Cabins and naturalist center, 7 shielded signage lights for Forest Cabin, Creek Cabin & Naturalist Center
- Awaiting Verification All exterior building materials shall be earth tone in color and shall be non-reflective prior to installation. Pure white and untreated metals, such as steel or copper, are prohibited.
- — Site has approved Conditional Use permit for a guest ranch, CUP2006-0004/CUP1989-0006. Note the conditions of the 2006 CUP, including maximum number of guests.
- Awaiting Verification This property is located within the Natural Resources Overlay (NRO). Domestic pets shall be physically restrained or accompanied by a person who has strict voice control over the animals at all times. Cats and dogs shall not be allowed to roam unaccompanied in the NRO.
- Awaiting Verification Temporary development impacts shall be reclaimed with a natural vegetative cover type of equal or higher value upon completion of construction.
- Awaiting Verification All fencing on site shall comply with Sec. 5.1.2. Wildlife Friendly Fencing, of the Land Development Regulations, which restricts fence height to 38 inches above ground unless containing livestock, which allows 42 inches. The bottom rail shall be no less than 18 inches above the ground. Spacing between the top rail/wire and adjacent rail/wire shall be at least 12 inches. Buck & rail fencing is prohibited.
- — Approval of these permits does not constitute approval of either of the pump houses or relocated historic cabin(s) or their locations until building permits are submitted and approved for those structures
▶ BDC2026-0003 ↗ Construction Commercial new construction — guest ranch lodging unit Approved $1.1M 5/22/2026
$1.1M single-story, 694 sf R-1 guest ranch building ('The Hawken') at 9400 MacLeod Road in Hoback — Colorado owner David MacIlraith, out-of-state architect/applicant Parker Platt (828-884-2393), with standing seam dark bronze metal roof, cedar lap, and stone veneer exterior spec.
📐 694 sf
📎 4 docs
📜 16 cond.· 13 awaiting
▶ 📎 Documents (4)
▶ 📜 Conditions (16) 13 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 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.
- 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. Each Creek Cabin approved for 2 shielded gooseneck lights.. Site Lighting approved for: 5 shielded lights at entry sign, 4 ground mounted area lights by the meadow cabins, 1 shielded signage light for meadow cabins, 12 shielded ground mounted lights by the Forest/Creek Cabins and naturalist center, 7 shielded signage lights for Forest Cabin, Creek Cabin & Naturalist Center, 5 shielded ground mounted area lights by spa
- Awaiting Verification All exterior building materials shall be earth tone in color and shall be non-reflective prior to installation. Pure white and untreated metals, such as steel or copper, are prohibited.
- — Prior to commencement of construction for the Creek Cabins, Naturalist Cabin or Spa/Wellness Center, the 50 ft wetland setback shall be well delineated and left free of disturbances except for those existing non-conformities and essential utilities as shown on the site plan. No storage of materials or parking of vehicles shall occur within the wetland or the buffer.
- — Site has approved Conditional Use permit for a guest ranch, CUP2006-0004/CUP1989-0006. Note the conditions of the 2006 CUP, including maximum number of guests.
- Awaiting Verification This property is located within the Natural Resources Overlay (NRO). Domestic pets shall be physically restrained or accompanied by a person who has strict voice control over the animals at all times. Cats and dogs shall not be allowed to roam unaccompanied in the NRO.
- Awaiting Verification Temporary development impacts shall be reclaimed with a natural vegetative cover type of equal or higher value upon completion of construction.
- Awaiting Verification All fencing on site shall comply with Sec. 5.1.2. Wildlife Friendly Fencing, of the Land Development Regulations, which restricts fence height to 38 inches above ground unless containing livestock, which allows 42 inches. The bottom rail shall be no less than 18 inches above the ground. Spacing between the top rail/wire and adjacent rail/wire shall be at least 12 inches. Buck & rail fencing is prohibited.
- — Approval of these permits does not constitute approval of either of the pump houses or relocated historic cabin(s) or their locations until building permits are submitted and approved for those structures
▶ BDC2026-0009 ↗ Construction Commercial new construction — guest ranch lodging Approved $1.1M 5/22/2026
$1.1M, 825 sf single-story R-1 guest ranch building ('The Hawken') at 9400 MacLeod Road in Hoback — Colorado owner David MacIlraith, architect/applicant Parker Platt (828-884-2393, out-of-area NC number), standing seam dark bronze metal roof and natural cedar-and-steel siding spec, 5 documents ready.
📐 825 sf
📎 5 docs
📜 15 cond.· 13 awaiting
▶ 📎 Documents (5)
▶ 📜 Conditions (15) 13 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 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.
- 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 building materials shall be earth tone in color and shall be non-reflective prior to installation. Pure white and untreated metals, such as steel or copper, are prohibited.
- 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. Forest Cabin approved for 1 ceiling mounted light. 12 shielded ground mounted lights by the Forest/Creek Cabins and naturalist center, 7 shielded signage lights for Forest Cabin, Creek Cabin & Naturalist Center
- — Site has approved Conditional Use permit for a guest ranch, CUP2006-0004/CUP1989-0006. Note the conditions of the 2006 CUP, including maximum number of guests.
- Awaiting Verification This property is located within the Natural Resources Overlay (NRO). Domestic pets shall be physically restrained or accompanied by a person who has strict voice control over the animals at all times. Cats and dogs shall not be allowed to roam unaccompanied in the NRO.
- Awaiting Verification Temporary development impacts shall be reclaimed with a natural vegetative cover type of equal or higher value upon completion of construction.
- Awaiting Verification All fencing on site shall comply with Sec. 5.1.2. Wildlife Friendly Fencing, of the Land Development Regulations, which restricts fence height to 38 inches above ground unless containing livestock, which allows 42 inches. The bottom rail shall be no less than 18 inches above the ground. Spacing between the top rail/wire and adjacent rail/wire shall be at least 12 inches. Buck & rail fencing is prohibited.
- — Approval of these permits does not constitute approval of either of the pump houses or relocated historic cabin(s) or their locations until building permits are submitted and approved for those structures
▶ PLB2026-0073 ↗ Trade Plumbing — residential/rural Approved 5/20/2026
Bare-minimum plumbing permit at 9400 MacLeod Road in Hoback — no owner, value, scope, or documents filed; status flipped to Ready with zero supporting data.
▶ BDC2025-0019 ↗ Construction Commercial new construction — guest ranch Active $25.0M 5/18/2026
$25M, 11,398 sf ground-up guest ranch ('The Hawken') in Hoback — multi-occupancy build (restaurant/bar, assembly, lodging, business) commissioned by Colorado-based owner David MacIlraith, with Parker Platt (NC, 828-884-2393) serving as both applicant and architect across 8 submitted documents.
📐 11,398 sf
📎 8 docs
📜 19 cond.· 11 awaiting
▶ 📎 Documents (8)
- · BDC2025-0019R.pdf ↗
- · BDC2025-0019 Building Permit.pdf ↗
- · BDC2025-0019R LDR Checklist_Revision.pdf ↗
- · BDC2025-0011 & BDC2025-0019 LDR Checklist.pdf ↗
- · Notarized Letter of Authorization (A notarized letter of consent is required if ↗
- · Site plan ↗
- · Exterior Lighting Summary & Specs ↗
- · Architectural Drawings drawn to scale ↗
▶ 📜 Conditions (19) 11 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 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.
- Awaiting Verification All exterior building materials shall be earth tone in color and shall be non-reflective prior to installation. Pure white and untreated metals, such as steel or copper, are prohibited.
- 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 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 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. The Lodge is approved for 3 shielded linear sign lights, 1 shielded gooseneck light, 13 shielded recessed downlights, 12 shielded wall sconces, 5 shielded monopoints, 36 shielded steplights, 5 shielded ground mounted area lights, 6 shielded down-lit tree lights, 3 unshielded tree lights (350 lumens each), 12 shielded tapelights under porte cochere roof - (96 total fixtures)
- — Conditions of CUP2006-0004/CUP1989-0006 will continue to apply, including maximum number of people on site.
- — Approval of this permit revision (BDR2025-0019) for the lodge does not constitute approval of any of the other buildings or improvements shown on the site plan until those permits are also approved and issued.
- — Existing lodge & Maintenance building shall be demolished or removed from the site prior to the last Certificate of Occupancy to be issued.
- — Prior to the commencement of construction, those limits of disturbance that are near natural resource buffers shall be well delineated with flagging or fencing and maintained for the entirety of the project. No disturbances, parking or storage of materials are permitted within the buffer, with the exception of removal and reclamation of existing nonconforming development.
- — The following condition from ADJ2025-0003 shall apply: The two-track road with permeable grass paver strips on shoulders and centerline shall be evaluated each year by the Fire Marshal or their representative to determine if regular mowing and maintenance is being performed and is adequate to reduce risk of fire on or near the roadway. If at any point it is determined that the two-track road presents an unacceptable fire risk, or is not providing safe access, the Owner shall grade and clear the road and remove the vegetated strips to provide a full 16' clear width gravel surfaced roadway within 30 days of being notified of decision of failed inspection.
- — All conditions of BUP2025-0008 will apply to the gravel extraction and processing on site. See that permit for details
- Awaiting Verification This property is located within the Natural Resources Overlay (NRO). Domestic pets shall be physically restrained or accompanied by a person who has strict voice control over the animals at all times. Cats and dogs shall not be allowed to roam unaccompanied in the NRO.
- Awaiting Verification Temporary development impacts shall be reclaimed with a natural vegetative cover type of equal or higher value upon completion of construction. Reclamation within wetland and waterbody buffers shall replicate surrounding native vegetation.
- Awaiting Verification All fencing on site shall comply with Sec. 5.1.2. Wildlife Friendly Fencing, of the Land Development Regulations, which restricts fence height to 38 inches above ground unless containing livestock, which allows 42 inches. The bottom rail shall be no less than 18 inches above the ground. Spacing between the top rail/wire and adjacent rail/wire shall be at least 12 inches. Buck & rail fencing is prohibited. (Fencing constructed as a requirement of an approved habitat mitigation plan for protection of sensitive habitat areas which are temporary until establishment does not require a special purpose fencing exemption)
- — Temporary Gravel Extraction and Processing is prohibited on the site during mule deer migration periods, which are April 15-May 31 and October 15-November 15 of each year. Outdoor construction, such as framing, siding and roofing, and operation of other heavy machinery is also strongly recommended to avoid these same mule deer migration periods, as suggested by Wyoming Game & Fish as a voluntary best management practice.
- — Prior to issuance of this permit, a financial assurance for 125% the cost of the habitat mitigation plan ($105,742) shall be collected by the County. Habitat mitigation is to be implemented at the completion of construction and will be warranted/monitored for up to three years.
▶ BDC2026-0006 ↗ Construction Commercial new construction — guest ranch lodging unit Intake $1.1M 5/11/2026
$1.1M single-story, 694 sf R-1 guest ranch cabin ('The Hawken') at 9400 MacLeod Road — Colorado owner David MacIlraith; architect/applicant Parker Platt (828-884-2393) specified standing seam dark bronze metal roof, traditional log-and-chinking with stone veneer siding, payment still pending as of 5/11/2026.
📐 694 sf
📎 5 docs
📜 16 cond.· 11 awaiting
▶ 📎 Documents (5)
▶ 📜 Conditions (16) 11 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.
- — 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.
- 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. Creek Cabin approved for 2 shielded gooseneck lights. 12 shielded ground mounted lights by the Forest/Creek Cabins and naturalist center, 7 shielded signage lights for Forest Cabin, Creek Cabin & Naturalist Center
- Awaiting Verification All exterior building materials shall be earth tone in color and shall be non-reflective prior to installation. Pure white and untreated metals, such as steel or copper, are prohibited.
- — Site has approved Conditional Use permit for a guest ranch, CUP2006-0004/CUP1989-0006. Note the conditions of the 2006 CUP, including maximum number of guests.
- — This property is located within the Natural Resources Overlay (NRO). Domestic pets shall be physically restrained or accompanied by a person who has strict voice control over the animals at all times. Cats and dogs shall not be allowed to roam unaccompanied in the NRO.
- Awaiting Verification Temporary development impacts shall be reclaimed with a natural vegetative cover type of equal or higher value upon completion of construction.
- Awaiting Verification All fencing on site shall comply with Sec. 5.1.2. Wildlife Friendly Fencing, of the Land Development Regulations, which restricts fence height to 38 inches above ground unless containing livestock, which allows 42 inches. The bottom rail shall be no less than 18 inches above the ground. Spacing between the top rail/wire and adjacent rail/wire shall be at least 12 inches. Buck & rail fencing is prohibited.
- — Approval of these permits does not constitute approval of either of the pump houses or relocated historic cabin(s) or their locations until building permits are submitted and approved for those structures
- — Prior to commencement of construction for the Creek Cabins, Naturalist Cabin or Spa/Wellness Center, the 50 ft wetland setback shall be well delineated and left free of disturbances except for those existing non-conformities and essential utilities as shown on the site plan. No storage of materials or parking of vehicles shall occur within the wetland or the buffer.
▶ BDC2026-0004 ↗ Construction Commercial new construction — guest ranch lodging unit Intake $1.1M 5/11/2026
$1.1M R-1 guest ranch structure ('The Hawken') at 9400 MacLeod Road — 694 sf single-story VB build with standing seam dark bronze metal roof, traditional log-and-chink with stone veneer exterior; Colorado-based owner David MacIlraith, architect/applicant Parker Platt (828-884-2393, out of state), payment still pending.
📐 694 sf
📎 5 docs
📜 15 cond.· 13 awaiting
▶ 📎 Documents (5)
▶ 📜 Conditions (15) 13 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 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.
- 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. Meadow Cabin approved for 2 shielded gooseneck lights. 4 ground mounted area lights by the meadow cabins, 1 shielded signage light for meadow cabins
- Awaiting Verification All exterior building materials shall be earth tone in color and shall be non-reflective prior to installation. Pure white and untreated metals, such as steel or copper, are prohibited.
- — Site has approved Conditional Use permit for a guest ranch, CUP2006-0004/CUP1989-0006. Note the conditions of the 2006 CUP, including maximum number of guests.
- Awaiting Verification This property is located within the Natural Resources Overlay (NRO). Domestic pets shall be physically restrained or accompanied by a person who has strict voice control over the animals at all times. Cats and dogs shall not be allowed to roam unaccompanied in the NRO.
- Awaiting Verification Temporary development impacts shall be reclaimed with a natural vegetative cover type of equal or higher value upon completion of construction.
- Awaiting Verification All fencing on site shall comply with Sec. 5.1.2. Wildlife Friendly Fencing, of the Land Development Regulations, which restricts fence height to 38 inches above ground unless containing livestock, which allows 42 inches. The bottom rail shall be no less than 18 inches above the ground. Spacing between the top rail/wire and adjacent rail/wire shall be at least 12 inches. Buck & rail fencing is prohibited.
- — Approval of these permits does not constitute approval of either of the pump houses or relocated historic cabin(s) or their locations until building permits are submitted and approved for those structures
▶ BDC2026-0002 ↗ Construction Commercial new construction — guest ranch lodging unit Intake $1.1M 5/11/2026
$1.1M single-story R-1 guest ranch building ('The Hawken') at 9400 MacLeod Road — 694 sf, log-and-chinking with stone veneer exterior and dark bronze standing seam metal roof; Colorado-based owner David MacIlraith, architect/applicant Parker Platt (828-884-2393, out-of-area NC) directing the build.
📐 694 sf
📎 5 docs
📜 15 cond.· 13 awaiting
▶ 📎 Documents (5)
▶ 📜 Conditions (15) 13 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 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.
- 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. Each Meadow approved for 2 shielded gooseneck lights, 4 ground mounted area lights by the meadow cabins, & 1 shielded signage light for meadow cabins
- Awaiting Verification All exterior building materials shall be earth tone in color and shall be non-reflective prior to installation. Pure white and untreated metals, such as steel or copper, are prohibited.
- — Site has approved Conditional Use permit for a guest ranch, CUP2006-0004/CUP1989-0006. Note the conditions of the 2006 CUP, including maximum number of guests.
- Awaiting Verification This property is located within the Natural Resources Overlay (NRO). Domestic pets shall be physically restrained or accompanied by a person who has strict voice control over the animals at all times. Cats and dogs shall not be allowed to roam unaccompanied in the NRO.
- Awaiting Verification Temporary development impacts shall be reclaimed with a natural vegetative cover type of equal or higher value upon completion of construction.
- Awaiting Verification All fencing on site shall comply with Sec. 5.1.2. Wildlife Friendly Fencing, of the Land Development Regulations, which restricts fence height to 38 inches above ground unless containing livestock, which allows 42 inches. The bottom rail shall be no less than 18 inches above the ground. Spacing between the top rail/wire and adjacent rail/wire shall be at least 12 inches. Buck & rail fencing is prohibited.
- — Approval of these permits does not constitute approval of either of the pump houses or relocated historic cabin(s) or their locations until building permits are submitted and approved for those structures