Board approves after‑the‑fact stucco resurfacing at 1183 Sheridan Avenue

The Cody Planning, Zoning & Adjustment Board on June 18 approved an architectural district review and the accompanying resolution permitting after‑the‑fact stucco resurfacing at 1183 Sheridan Avenue for Hill Enterprises LP.

Jenny, city staff, told the board the work covers roughly 30 to 36 inches of the building’s stucco that had begun to come off during inspections. "The building permit was issued ahead of time. They've already done most of the work here," Jenny said, characterizing the repairs as prompted by a safety concern. She said the resurfacing will use the same stucco material in an earth tone described in the record as "Moroccan spice." Jenny also listed the building lessees affected by the project as Olive and Pearl, Beef Jerky Experience and the Cody Rodeo office.

The Chair called for a motion to approve the architectural district review and associated resolution, noting staff recommendations included in the report. A motion and a second were recorded; the Chair then called a voice vote and declared the motion approved ('Aye'). The transcript shows the work was largely completed at the time of review and that the permit had been issued prior to much of the repair activity; the decision on June 18 regularized the work under the architectural district process.

The board did not record a roll-call tally in the transcript. No additional conditions or enforcement steps were discussed on the record beyond the staff recommendations referenced in the resolution and report.

The board moved to other business and adjourned.