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Longtime planning commissioner reappointed after board praise for land-use expertise

Teller County Board of County Commissioners · March 24, 2026
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Summary

The board reappointed Wendy Dillon Schneider to the Teller County planning commission for another three-year term, with commissioners noting her 30+ years of service and leadership on land-use matters including early dark-skies rules.

The Board of County Commissioners voted to reappoint Wendy Dillon Schneider to the Teller County planning commission for a three-year term through 2029, commending her decades of volunteer service and institutional knowledge.

Commissioners described Schneider's contributions to land-use policy and historical knowledge of zoning evolution; one commissioner said the county benefited from her work on the dark-skies portion of the land-use code. A public commenter also praised Schneider's experience, and staff recommended approval. The board approved the reappointment by roll call.

The reappointment is a routine, board-level appointment to a statutorily created planning commission; the action preserves continuity on land-use reviews and public hearings and does not itself change zoning or permit conditions.