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Cheyenne council approves zone change for 10.92-acre housing site, OKs pavement‑marking and asphalt contracts; 201-agreement exception postponed
Summary
On April 14 the Cheyenne City Council approved a zone change to enable a 10.92-acre housing development, authorized a WYDOT cooperative agreement for thermoplastic pavement markings (not to exceed $234,845) and accepted asphalt and related material bids totaling up to $461,825; a separate 201-agreement exception was postponed to April 28.
Cheyenne City Council on April 14 approved several routine but consequential items: a third‑reading zone change for a 10.92‑acre housing development, a cooperative agreement with the Wyoming Department of Transportation for thermoplastic pavement markings, and multiple material contracts for street and alley maintenance. The council postponed action on a requested exception to a "201 agreement" until its April 28 meeting.
Why it matters: the approvals affect housing development, downtown and citywide street safety markings, and the city's annual pavement maintenance program. The council also handled referrals for updates to the solid waste fee schedule and a downtown graffiti pilot repeal.
Zoning: The council approved on third and final reading an amendment to the official zoning map changing a parcel southwest of Wild Bluff and Ogden Road from MR (medium density residential) to NR2 (neighborhood…
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