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County planner previews subdivision, rezone and permitting activity
Summary
The county planner reported a subdivision that may be terminated for failing to record within two years, active permitting, and upcoming planning‑commission hearings on variances and a proposed rezone from agricultural to rural residential.
Sheridan County's planner told commissioners the department is handling multiple land‑use matters, including a subdivision that may be terminated because it was not recorded within the two‑year window and new applications that could require variances and rezoning.
The planner said an approved subdivision on Decker Road (referred to as the Breedland Subdivision) was not recorded within the required two‑year period and therefore may be terminated. Staff also previewed a new application that includes requests for variances and noted the applicant is evaluating two options (option A and option B) for their proposal. The planner said permitting remains busy and staff are updating procedures for required building permit processes.
Commissioners were advised of upcoming planning commission meetings and that notices will be sent as needed; staff said they will monitor the rezone and subdivision filings and return with formal notices to the board as appropriate.
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