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Public Service Committee recommends several rezoning and plat items for governing‑body adoption

City of Cheyenne Public Service Committee · March 2, 2026
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Summary

On March 2 the committee recommended approval of two rezoning ordinances for a senior housing project and a business park expansion, assigned city zoning to annexed pockets, and forwarded a final plat tied to one of the rezonings.

The Public Service Committee on March 2 recommended that the governing body adopt multiple zoning and plat items brought forward on third reading.

Morgan Dennis and planning staff described a rezoning north of Prairie Avenue to allow a senior‑housing development and an expansion of Bison Business Park; staff reported there were no changes or public comments since prior readings and the committee recommended both items for adoption on third reading.

As part of the annexation discussion, staff also presented a separate ordinance assigning city zoning classifications (AG, MR, CB, LI) to the annexed county pockets; the committee recommended forwarding those zoning assignments to the governing body. Planning staff noted that agricultural zones allow existing uses including livestock and that statutory protections can preserve historical uses if they are cataloged and continue in active use.

Lastly, the committee recommended the governing body sign a final plat for a Village Cooperative development tied to one of the adopted zone changes; staff said an exception for an oversized block is addressed by an easement and a Melton Street extension.

What happens next: The governing body will consider the rezoning ordinances, the zoning assignments for the annexed parcels, and the Village Cooperative final plat at its next meeting.