Planner says proposed 341-acre conservation subdivision would keep about 70% undeveloped
Summary
County Planner Mark Reid briefed commissioners on a subdivision application northwest of Big Horn for a 341-acre conservation development with roughly 70% of the land to remain undeveloped.
County Planner Mark Reid updated the Board on several subdivision applications March 2, including a conservation development northwest of Big Horn on approximately 341 acres. Reid reported that about 70% of the site is intended to remain undeveloped under the proposal.
Reid also noted the city's transportation plan would be discussed at that night's meeting. No formal action on the subdivision application was recorded at the staff meeting; the briefing provided context for future review and potential hearings.
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