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Sheridan County staff preparing for Fast Track Permits Act while noting permit uptick
Summary
Planning staff said they are incorporating notice and timing requirements from the Fast Track Permits Act into county processes and reported 2026 permit activity at a four‑year high; zoning board rescheduling and upcoming variance and vacation items were noted.
Mark, the county planning staff member, told the board the zoning board meeting has been rescheduled and highlighted two items on the agenda: a variance and a vacation application. He said staff is working to incorporate timing and notice requirements from House Bill 2, the Fast Track Permits Act, into county permitting procedures and expects to be ready by July.
"We're just trying to get that into our process," Mark said, describing the extra paperwork and notification steps required under the new state law. He added the county's year‑to‑date permits for 2026 are the highest in the last four years, saying permit activity has increased and staff will monitor impacts as implementation continues.
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