Does the Code Compliance Officer inspect all properties in Teton County on a regular basis?
No. Many of the violation investigations take place after a complaint is received from concerned citizens or neighbor. When a property has a new development permit or building permit, inspections are made at that time to make sure the project is in compliance with the approved permit. With Teton County issuing over 36 types of permits and covering over 4,000 square miles, unfortunately there are not enough resources to inspect every property on a regular basis. How are complaints or alleged violations handled? Once a complaint is received, a Notice of Complaint is issued to the property owner in question. This gives the property owner a chance to respond to the alleged violation. A site inspection is made to see if in fact there is a violation. Other neighbors or agencies may be contacted to confirm violations. Staff strives to work with property owners to correct violations. Nine times out of ten, owners cooperate and bring their property into compliance. For that one out of ten owner
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