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Cowley council adopts updated Development Code (Ordinance 335)
Summary
The Town of Cowley on March 11, 2025 adopted Ordinance #335 to update its Development Code, replacing the term 'Mobile Home' with 'Manufactured' and adding a 'consecutive' habitation provision for nonconforming homes; the measure passed by council motion.
The Town of Cowley Council voted March 11, 2025 to adopt Ordinance #335, an update to the town's Development Code. Mayor Joel Peterson read the ordinance; Councilmember Max Lewis moved to adopt the ordinance and June Minchow seconded. The motion "pass[ed], approve[d] and finally adopt[ed] Ordinance #335," according to the meeting minutes.
Council approved specific textual changes identified by Max Lewis: replacing the term "Mobile Home" with "Manufactured" throughout the code and adding the word "consecutive" to clarify habitation rules for nonconforming homes. Lewis said he would mark the changes and Clerk Lisa Woodis would insert them into the final document. The minutes record no vote tally by name, only that the motion carried.
The ordinance was presented as a final adoption at the meeting; an effective date for the amended Development Code was not specified in the minutes. Clerk Lisa Woodis is responsible for incorporating the marked edits and updating the official code text. The council made no further procedural steps or appeals on the record at the March 11 session.
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