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Planning commission backs Sand Hill subdivision, recommends Love’s sign variance to county commissioners
Summary
Natrona County Planning and Zoning Commission voted to recommend approval of the Sand Hill No. 1 major subdivision and separately recommended a sign-variance request from Love’s Travel Stops for an oversized, taller pole sign and additional freestanding and canopy signage; both items move to the Board of County Commissioners for final action.
The Natrona County Planning and Zoning Commission on June 10 recommended that the Board of County Commissioners approve the Sand Hill No. 1 major subdivision and separately forwarded a recommendation to approve a related sign variance requested by Love’s Travel stops.
The commission unanimously recommended approval of the subdivision staff described as a two-lot plat on roughly 32.47 acres in the Light Industrial zoning district at the Wardwell/Bar Nunn interchange east of I‑25. "Staff finds the application to be complete and in compliance with zoning and subdivision codes and recommends a due pass recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners," interim planner Sean Gustafson said during his staff presentation.
The applicant proposes Lot 1 for a convenience-store fueling center (Love’s) and Lot 2 as a future…
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