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Council advances housing-code changes and introduces nonconforming-use ordinance; second readings set for Sept. 16
Summary
The Laramie City Council passed an ordinance intended to promote housing choices and affordable housing by a 7-0 vote and introduced an ordinance on nonconforming uses; both items are scheduled for further reading on Sept. 16.
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The Laramie City Council on Sept. 2 approved, by a 7-0 vote, an ordinance described in the meeting record as promoting housing choices and affordable housing. The council scheduled the ordinance for second reading at its Sept. 16 meeting.
Separately, the council introduced an ordinance related to nonconforming uses and completed its introduction and first reading; the transcript records it will return for a second reading on Sept. 16.
The meeting recap did not include additional detail on specific text changes, zoning areas affected, or financial provisions for the housing ordinance. The record notes unanimous council votes advancing both items to the next meeting for further consideration.

