No clear solution
A topography model of the Wallace area looking south. All the land in light red is the 500 acres of land purchased by Jones and Gauteraux LLC. from Layton Land & Timber in early 2020. The outlined red area is the 40 acres of property on Printers Peak that has been an ongoing topic of discussion amongst Wallace residents and officials.
Photo courtesy of KENZIE JENSEN
A view from town of Printers Peak and the 40 acres of land, owned by Jones and Gauteraux LLC, that are in the Wallace viewshed. The greyed areas outside the green lines cannot be seen from Downtown Wallace.
WALLACE — The future of 40 acres of land atop the hillside of Downtown Wallace (unofficially Printers Peak) remains up in the air following a Wallace City Council meeting Wednesday night.
At the meeting, councilwoman and Parks & Recreation Committee member Heather Branstetter reported to the council on what she and fellow councilman Rick Schaffer had been presented by land owners Chuck Jones and Ryder Gauteraux...
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