Board approves 3,000-square-foot maintenance-shop addition for Olive Glen Golf and Country Club
November 06, 2025 | Cody, Park County, Wyoming
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The Planning and Zoning Adjustment Board on Nov. 6 approved a commercial site plan for Olive Glen Golf and Country Club at 416 Skyline Drive to construct a 3,000-square-foot addition to an existing maintenance shop.
Staff described the addition as including two offices, an employee break room, a bathroom and storage space. The board approved the project with several conditions: if a 1.5-inch treated water service is proposed, a 1.5-inch treated water meter will be required; a crossing permit must be issued by the Cody Canal Irrigation District before installation of any untreated water service; if floor drains are proposed, a sand/oil/grease interceptor must be installed prior to discharge into the sanitary sewer main; utility P.D.s (public development/connection fees) shall be paid with issuance of the building permit; a building permit must be obtained within three years or the authorization will expire; and prior to issuance of a building permit the applicant must work with public works to establish a design that aligns with city standards.
The board moved and seconded approval; the chair called the vote and declared the motion passed by voice vote. The planning record shows the board added the final condition (public works design alignment) at the meeting.
Staff described the addition as including two offices, an employee break room, a bathroom and storage space. The board approved the project with several conditions: if a 1.5-inch treated water service is proposed, a 1.5-inch treated water meter will be required; a crossing permit must be issued by the Cody Canal Irrigation District before installation of any untreated water service; if floor drains are proposed, a sand/oil/grease interceptor must be installed prior to discharge into the sanitary sewer main; utility P.D.s (public development/connection fees) shall be paid with issuance of the building permit; a building permit must be obtained within three years or the authorization will expire; and prior to issuance of a building permit the applicant must work with public works to establish a design that aligns with city standards.
The board moved and seconded approval; the chair called the vote and declared the motion passed by voice vote. The planning record shows the board added the final condition (public works design alignment) at the meeting.
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