Citing water quality concerns, Teton County is set to consider a temporary pause on permits for new artificial ponds next week.
The county has prepared a resolution to place a moratorium on new ponds that it plans to consider Sept. 8, Newcomb said.
In Response to Water Quality Concerns, Teton County May Ban Manmade Ponds
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