Responding to a lawsuit from Protect Our Water Jackson Hole against the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, the 9th Judicial District granted the Teton County water quality advocates a stay preventing Basecamp Hospitality LLC, the company developing the resort on state trust land, from further construction of the wastewater facility while their lawsuit is fully heard.
Judge Owens grants water advocates win against glamping, Wyoming DEQ
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