Planning for an 18-unit affordable housing development on East Kelly Avenue is chugging along, and Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area and Y2 Consultants are now part of the team. âTeton Habitat is anxious to work with the county again,â Executive Director Kris Greenville told the Teton County Board of County Commissioners this past Tuesday. âThe Grove is nearing completion, and I believe that stands as a good example of the types of work that we can do together.â The Grove, Phase III is Habitatâs library-adjacent development and a public-private partnership. The go-ahead on the Brown development should give the nonprofit home builders a consistent work stream over the next four years. Thatâs how long Habitat estimates it will take to build all 18 units. Commissioner Mark Barron wondered if that timeline was fast enough, and whether the county should look to another developer to speed things up.