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Committee postpones decision on exception request for property south of High Plains Road
Summary
A resolution seeking an exception (201 exception) for property near High Plains Road and South Greeley Highway was postponed two weeks to allow staff to coordinate with health, utilities and the applicant.
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The Public Services Committee voted April 21 to postpone for two weeks consideration of a resolution granting an exception (referred to in the staff report as a '201 exception') for property located south of High Plains Road and west of South Greeley Highway between Robert Avenue and Deshaya Lane.
Planning Director Charles Bloom briefed the committee that staff had begun coordinating with Laramie County Public Health, the Board of Public Utilities and other parties after the applicant’s recent outside water-user agreement application. Bloom said staff needed more time to reconcile the outstanding details with previously approved outside-user agreements and recommended postponement to finalize those conversations and provide a detailed summary to the committee.
A motion to postpone the matter for two weeks was made and seconded; the committee approved the postponement by voice vote. The committee record indicates staff will continue coordination with the applicant and affected agencies before the next governing-body meeting.

