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Natrona County approves 385-acre zone change on Poison Spider Road
Summary
The Natrona County Board of County Commissioners voted June 2 to rezone two Poison Spider Road parcels totaling 385 acres from Ranch, Agriculture & Mining (RAM) to Urban Agriculture (UA); applicants said they plan agricultural and residential uses. No opposition was recorded.
The Natrona County Board of County Commissioners voted June 2, 2026, to approve a zone-change application that will reclassify two parcels on Poison Spider Road from Ranch, Agriculture and Mining (RAM) to Urban Agriculture (UA).
Sabrina Kemper, Development Director, told the board the application (ZC26-02) covers 15250 Poison Spider Road (350 acres) and 15050 Poison Spider Road (35 acres), for a combined total of 385 acres. Applicants David Creager and Michael Reed of Casper told commissioners they plan agricultural and residential uses for the properties. No members of the public spoke in opposition.
Commissioner Dave North moved to approve the zone change “with all staff recommendations and approval”; Commissioner Peter Nicolaysen seconded the motion and the minutes record that the motion carried. The meeting record does not include a roll-call vote or a tally in the minutes.
Why it matters: rezoning from RAM to UA changes permitted uses and development standards in the county zoning code and could affect future subdivision, water use and infrastructure planning for the parcels along Poison Spider Road. The county’s Development Department led the presentation and noted staff recommendations were included in the motion.
What’s next: The minutes do not specify any required final administrative steps or an effective date for the rezoning; those procedural details were not provided in the meeting record.
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