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Commission approves 100‑foot communication tower permit
Summary
The planning commission approved LUCT‑01‑26 to replace an existing 80‑foot tower with a 100‑foot self‑supporting communication tower; YDOT said the change will remove guy wires and improve the site's appearance.
Albany County planning staff recommended approval of LUCT‑01‑26 for a 100‑foot self‑supporting communication tower on agricultural land west of I‑80. Staff reported that required reviews and notices were complete and that the applicant had addressed agency comments, including revisions requested by the county engineer and Game and Fish.
Jonas Osmemeyer of the Wyoming Department of Transportation said the project will remove the existing 80‑foot tower and its guy anchors and replace it with a self‑supporting 100‑foot tower. "We are going to be replacing the existing 80 foot guide tower with a 100 foot self support tower," he said. Commissioners had no objections and voted to approve the permit, with the applicant to remove the old tower and associated anchors as described in the application.
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