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Town of Jackson Draft Waterbodies and Wetlands

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This draft will amend the existing Town of Jackson Land Development Regulations (LDRs) related to waterbody and wetland buffers (only with the Town jurisdiction). 
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Amy Kuszak Apr 7 2026 at 3:59PM on page 1

This should say Buffalo Fork River.

Amy Kuszak Mar 6 2026 at 4:19PM on page 3

For general and specific stream setbacks - recommendations provided in the Water Quality Management Plan should be used as guidance for Town stream setbacks. I understand that in some cases lot size and other constraints may limit the ability to apply a greater setback. Has the town explored where greater setbacks can be applied, especially in the case of redevelopment? Flat Creek is impaired, this is our opportunity to limit further degradation.

Amy Kuszak Mar 6 2026 at 3:44PM on page 4

State and Federal permitting - should the same be added to the section above regarding development in waterbodies.

Amy Kuszak Mar 6 2026 at 3:42PM on page 4

add essential pathway

Amy Kuszak Mar 6 2026 at 3:39PM on page 3

Public pathways should be restricted from the buffer unless there is no other practical alternative.

Amy Kuszak Mar 6 2026 at 3:26PM on page 1

I know they are not common features in town but the definition should include ponds and lakes.
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