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McCone County approves creation of Mount Antelope Park Planning and Zoning District
Summary
The McCone County Board of Commissioners voted 3-0 on March 2, 2026, to approve Resolution #26-03-02(A) creating the McCone Mount Antelope Park Planning and Zoning District after reviewing competing zoning proposals and public input.
The McCone County Board of Commissioners voted 3-0 on March 2, 2026, to approve Resolution #26-03-02(A), creating the McCone Mount Antelope Park Planning and Zoning District. Commissioner Ty Taylor moved for approval, Commissioner Lonny Jensen seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
The resolution followed presentations and questions about a Type I zoning project for the Mount Antelope area. Jeanna Massar and Greg Nagel initially met with the Board to introduce the Type I Zoning project. Later, during public participation, John Isaacs raised points related to Type I Zoning. The Board reviewed competing paperwork, including a separate Resolution to Deny Type I Zoning; that denial resolution was tabled for lack of a motion.
At about 2:00 p.m. the Board met in the courtroom to review the Mount Antelope planning and zoning resolutions and took final action on Resolution #26-03-02(A). The minutes record no amendment to the approving resolution and no recorded roll-call breakdown beyond the 3-0 passage. The minutes do not specify immediate next administrative steps for implementing the new district.
The action establishes a county planning and zoning district for the Mount Antelope Park area; the minutes do not describe the ordinance text, map boundaries, or an implementation timetable. The Board scheduled a second reading for the previously proposed Stockyards fee increase for March 9, 2026, a separate agenda item that was tabled.
The meeting adjourned at 5:00 p.m.
