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Council approves Rosenbauer cold-storage site plan, removes screening condition
Summary
The Wyoming City Council approved Resolution 26-06-59 on June 2, 2026, allowing Rosenbauer Minnesota LLC to build a cold-storage facility at 5201 260th Street and voted to remove a required screening condition (condition no. 5) at the applicant’s request.
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The Wyoming City Council on June 2 approved a site-plan application from Rosenbauer Minnesota LLC for a cold-storage building at 5201 260th Street, adopting Resolution 26-06-59 and removing a screening requirement the applicant said would hamper security.
Applicant representative Mister Weck told the council Rosenbauer planned to construct a cold-storage building on the company’s site and that he had received a letter asking the city not to implement the screening condition "for security reasons." Council members debated whether screening along roadways was necessary in this industrial/commercial area and noted surrounding land uses included other industrial facilities and a hospital across the street. "Rosenbauer is looking at constructing a cold storage building" and asked the council to consider the security concerns, Mister Weck said.
Member Yeager moved to adopt the resolution with the deletion of condition number 5; Member Anstead seconded the motion. Chair (presiding) called for the vote; council members voted in favor and the motion carried. The council recorded the approval of Resolution 26-06-59, which references Property ID 21.00468.32. The motion removed the screening requirement along the roadway, leaving other conditions intact.
Council did not list a separate roll-call of individual yes/no votes in the record beyond the unanimous oral "aye" vote; five members were recorded present at the start of the meeting and the motion passed without a recorded dissent. Staff said the application materials included a site map showing the building’s location relative to Fallbrook, 60th Street and nearby facilities; next steps for the project include final permitting and any required construction reviews under the city’s building and zoning process.
The action was taken under Resolution 26-06-59; the record shows the council amended the approval to remove condition number 5 at the council’s direction and adopted the site-plan review as revised.
The council moved on to other business after the vote.

