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Driggs, Idaho 83422

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AX25-1 Annexation and Zone Map Amendment

Moran Meadows (fka Live Oak Springs)

PROJECT SUMMARY

This application requests the annexation and zone map amendment of two parcels totaling approximately 154.62 acres, located north of the Shoshoni Plains Master Planned Development and just southeast of the Driggs Airport, within the City’s Area of Impact. The application requests RC-1.0 – Residential Cluster zoning. The parcels are currently zoned AOI 2.5 – Area of Impact Zone 1.

The narrative submitted with the annexation application describes a potential development of 154 residential dwelling units, with lots ranging from approximately one-third acre to one acre. The narrative also describes the construction of streets, connection to City water and sewer, a pathway between Booshway St. and Teton Vista Dr., and approximately 30 acres of open space.

Approval of the annexation and zone map amendment would not constitute approval of a final development plan. Final lot configurations, housing types, street alignments, transportation requirements, infrastructure, phasing, and the number of dwelling units would be determined through subsequent development review, including the subdivision process.


PROPERTY SURROUNDINGS

The subject parcels are bordered by the Shoshoni Plains and Ski Hill Ranch subdivisions to the south, Targhee Ranches to the east, and Sweetwater to the north. Along its western edge, the property meets Driggs city limits, where adjacent parcels are zoned Industrial Flex (IX) and Light Industrial (IL). The site is located within both the Airport Traffic Pattern Area and the Big Game Migration Corridors and Seasonal Range overlays.


PROPERTY HISTORY

A previous annexation request for the Live Oak Springs property was submitted in 2024. That proposal outlined a 207 unit residential subdivision with a mix of townhomes, detached homes, larger single-family lots, and approximately 7.5 acres of park space. At the time of the previous application, the land was zoned ADR-0.5 in Teton County, and the applicant was seeking annexation into the City of Driggs with an RS-7 zoning designation.

Throughout 2024 and early 2025, the applicant explored both the County’s subdivision process and the City’s annexation process. The subdivision concept plan was reviewed at a joint County and City Planning & Zoning Commission meeting in September 2024, where the item was tabled. The City received the previous annexation application in October 2024, and a neighborhood meeting took place in February 2025. At a public hearing in May 2025 the PZC recommended denial of the annexation and recommended that City Council assign RS-7 zoning to the western parcel and RC-1.0 to the eastern parcel. See the AX24-3 project page for more information about the previous proposal.


APPLICATION REVIEW PROCESS
Overview

The application is being reviewed through the City’s Annexation process (Art. 14.10), which includes a Zone Map Amendment process under Article 14.3. The Planning & Zoning Commission makes a recommendation to City Council on the annexation and requested zoning designation. City Council is the final decision maker.

Applicable Plans & Ordinances

The application is subject to the applicable provisions of the Driggs Land Development Code, the 2020 City of Driggs Comprehensive Plan, and Idaho Code § 67-6525. Under Article 14.10.3 of the Land Development Code the Planning & Zoning Commission or City Council may require studies addressing the potential social, economic, fiscal, or environmental effects of the proposed annexation.

Review Process

The annexation review process begins with a Neighborhood Meeting, followed by public hearings before the Planning & Zoning Commission and City Council.

Neighborhood Meeting
A Neighborhood Meeting is required for annexations prior to public hearings being scheduled. The Neighborhood Meeting for this proposal was held on January 22, 2026.

Planning & Zoning Commission Public Hearing
The Planning & Zoning Commission holds a public hearing to review the annexation request and requested zoning designation and makes a recommendations to City Council on the annexation and zoning designation.

City Council Public Hearing
City Council holds a public hearing to consider the annexation request and the requested zoning designation, taking into consideration the Planning & Zoning Commission’s recommendation. City Council makes final decisions on the annexation and zoning designation.


RELATED DOCUMENTS:

AX25-1 Moran Meadows




This project page last updated on October 20, 2026.

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