Cheyenne public meetings in 2024

City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold final votes on several ordinances, including one expanding the prohibition on camping to all public property and creating a permitting process. Second readings address annexation and zoning changes for land near Ridge Road and other areas. The council will also consider contracts, purchases, liquor license applications, and board appointments.

• Ordinance (3rd reading) expanding camping ban to all public property and creating a permitting process
• Ordinance (2nd reading) annexing land north of Cheyenne Street and west of Ridge Road
• Ordinance (2nd reading) rezoning land near West College Drive from PUD to NR-3 high-density residential
• Contract modification increasing Van Buren Avenue Storm Sewer grant from $1,000,000 to $1,421,212
• Purchase of gymnastics equipment for new Cheyenne Gymnastics Facility up to $200,518

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will consider annexing multiple tracts of land and amending zoning classifications, including the North Range Business Park and areas near Dell Range Boulevard. The body will also vote on ordinances regarding stormwater runoff management and a new user fee, alongside a public hearing for a liquor license.

• Public hearing for Nellie's bar & grill liquor license at 4020 Airport Parkway
• Annexation of North Range Business Park and rezoning to LI Light Industrial and BP Business Park
• Ordinance establishing a Stormwater Runoff Management System and user fee
• Ordinance amending camping on public property to all city property
• Contract Modification #4 for sale of surplus land at Morrie Avenue and Lincolnway

City Council Meeting

The council will hold second readings on several ordinances, including creating a Stormwater Runoff Management System with a user fee, annexing and zoning the North Range Business Park near I-80 and Roundtop Road, and other annexations. First readings include expanding the camping ban to all public property and changing building facade requirements for multifamily developments. The council will also decide on a paid on-street parking district downtown and approve purchases such as license plate readers for the police department.

• Second reading: Stormwater Runoff Management System with a user fee (items 15 & 16)
• Second reading: Annexation and zoning for North Range Business Park near I-80 and Roundtop Road (items 6 & 7)
• First reading: Expanding camping prohibition to all public property and creating a permitting process (item 19)
• Resolution designating a Paid On-Street Parking District for Downtown Cheyenne (item 23)
• Purchase of Flock Safety License Plate Readers for police, not to exceed $146,300 (item 28b)

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will hold public hearings on three annexation proposals and consider a new stormwater user fee. The body will also approve several contracts and agreements.

• Public hearings for annexations of North Range Business Park and two other areas
• Ordinance establishing a new Stormwater Runoff Management System user fee
• Agreement with Black Hills Energy to exchange 0.77 acres for 0.85 acres
• Contracts with Safe Harbor ($20,000) and Cheyenne Housing Authority ($100,000)
• Agreement with Volunteers of America Northern Rockies for detoxification services ($136,875)

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will consider approving minutes, zoning map amendments, and several resolutions regarding annexation and public service agreements. The meeting also includes the approval of contracts and bids for drainage, waste disposal, and IT equipment.

• Approve minutes from October 14, 2024 meeting
• Amend zoning map to add Urban Use Overlay District
• Authorize licensing for fire extinguisher maintenance professionals
• Accept bid for Childs Draw South Tributary Drainage Enhancements up to $465,104.75
• Refer to committee for road paving on Birch Place and Ridge Road

City Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing amendments to the Unified Development Code to create a Business Park Zone District. The body is also addressing budget re-appropriations for fiscal years 2024 and 2025 and various city infrastructure contracts.

• Ordinance to create BP Business Park Zone District and amend the SS Support Services District
• Budget re-appropriations for Fiscal Year 2024 and Fiscal Year 2025
• Contract for police interceptors from Dana Safety Supply not to exceed $703,288.39
• Fire Rescue Department truck bid from Ken Garff Cheyenne not to exceed $324,622.00
• MOU with Downtown Development Authority for sidewalk repairs not to exceed $100,000.00

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will consider approving budget re-appropriations for Fiscal Years 2024 and 2025, along with contract modifications for asphalt preservation projects totaling nearly $387,000. The body will also review bids for new police vehicles and various construction projects.

• Approve budget re-appropriations for FY 2024 and FY 2025
• Approve asphalt preservation contract modifications up to $386,546.41
• Accept bid for Dutcher Athletic Complex restroom building up to $687,808.00
• Accept bid for Cheyenne Railcar Project abatement up to $473,028.00
• Accept bid for 10 new police utility interceptors

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will consider annexing land and amending zoning classifications for areas west of Converse Avenue and north of Dell Range Boulevard, as well as east of US-30 and adjacent to East Pershing Boulevard. The body will also approve contracts for police software, transmission lines, and drainage projects.

• Annexation of land west of Converse Avenue and north of Dell Range Boulevard
• Zoning change from AG Agricultural to NR-3 Neighborhood Residential - High Density
• Annexation of land east of US-30 and north of East Pershing Boulevard
• Contract with Tyler Technologies for police records management software
• Contract with Ayres Associates for 19th Street Drainage and Intersection Improvements

City Council

The City Council will hold second readings on ordinances to annex land west of Converse Avenue/north of Dell Range Boulevard and east of US-30/north of East Pershing Boulevard, and to establish or change zoning classifications for those and other properties. The council will also consider multiple contracts and agreements, including a climate action plan contract ($299,985) and a firefighter labor agreement re-negotiation. Several items are on the consent agenda and may be approved in one motion unless pulled for discussion.

• Second reading of annexation and zoning for land west of Converse Avenue and north of Dell Range Boulevard
• Second reading of annexation and zoning for land east of US-30 and north of East Pershing Boulevard
• Ord. to expand the Downtown Development District
• Professional Services Agreement with Lotus Engineering for Climate Action Plan, $299,985
• Collective Labor Agreement re-negotiation with Cheyenne Firefighters Local 279

Special City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council is holding a special meeting to discuss collective labor bargaining with the Cheyenne Professional Fire Fighters, IAFF Local No. 279. The meeting will include a call to order, roll call, and adjournment after the bargaining item.

City Council

The Cheyenne City Council will hold public hearings on a liquor license transfer and compliance of annexation conditions for two parcels. They will conduct first readings of ordinances to annex land west of Converse Avenue and east of US 30, along with related zoning changes. Also up for action are resolutions and contracts including a $4 million loan for a hypochlorite generation project and a bid for SCBA compressors over $399,000.

• Public hearing to transfer retail liquor license from D.T.'s Liquor Mart to 307 Racing Management at 3310 Ridge Road
• First reading of ordinance to annex 8.80 acres west of Converse Avenue and north of Dell Range Blvd, with zoning to NR-3
• First reading to annex .035 acres east of US 30 and north of E. Pershing Blvd, with MUR zoning
• Resolution authorizing application for $4 million Wyoming Drinking Water State Revolving Fund loan for Hypochlorite Generation Project
• Emergency procurement of $100,000 for Civic Center roof drain failure repair

City Council

The Cheyenne City Council holds its third and final reading of two parking-related ordinances: one amending parking violation appeal procedures and another creating a paid on-street parking district program. The council will also consider a consent agenda including a resolution supporting annexation of the North Range Business Park, a $4 million drinking water loan for the Hypochlorite Generation Project, and multiple contracts and bids, including a $400,000 minimum revenue guarantee agreement for air service and bids for concrete work and landfill equipment. Public hearings are announced for August 12 on a liquor license transfer and annexation compliance determinations.

• Third reading of ordinance amending Section 10.16.150 (Parking Violation Hearings and Appeal Procedures)
• Third reading of ordinance creating Section 10.60.015 (Paid On-Street Parking Districts Program)
• Resolution authorizing $4 million loan from Wyoming Drinking Water State Revolving Fund for Hypochlorite Generation Project
• Minimum Revenue Guaranteed Payment Agreement with Cheyenne Regional Air Service Focus Team (CRAFT) for up to $400,000
• Bid for 2024 Miscellaneous Concrete Project accepted at $835,089.40

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will consider amending zoning classifications, establishing paid on-street parking districts, and approving lighting modifications for the Norris Viaduct and I-180 Pedestrian Bridge.

• Ordinance to change zoning from Mixed-Use Business to Community Business northeast of Cheyenne Street and Ridge Road
• Ordinance establishing Paid On-Street Parking Districts
• Resolution to apply for federal funding for a Greenway path from Sun Valley Open Space to Kiwanis Community Park
• Resolution to support FAA funding for air traffic control tower rehabilitation
• Contract approval for Norris Viaduct Lighting Modifications & I-180 Pedestrian Bridge Lighting Project not to exceed $181,249.20

City Council

The Cheyenne City Council will hold final votes on several ordinances, including one defining terms for sworn police officers for FY2024-25 and another creating paid on-street parking districts. The council will also consider a rezoning near Cheyenne Street and Ridge Road, approve the Jolly Rogers Urban Renewal Plan, and award bids for a fire station roof replacement ($339,000) and a road project ($329,161.57). Numerous consent agenda items cover routine approvals, contract modifications, and appointments.

• Third reading of ordinance setting employment terms for Cheyenne Police Department sworn officers for FY2024-25
• Introduction of paid on-street parking districts program (first reading, referred to committee)
• Rezoning from Mixed-Use Business to Community Business at Cheyenne Street and Ridge Road (second reading)
• Approval of Jolly Rogers Urban Renewal Plan and project
• Bid award for Fire Station 1 roof replacement not to exceed $339,000

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will hold public hearings on the proposed FY2025 city and Board of Public Utilities budgets and the Jolly Rogers Urban Renewal Plan. Final votes are scheduled on ordinances setting new water/sewer rates, adopting the FY2025 budget, and updating towing regulations. Second readings include police officer employment terms, child care zoning changes, and new critical traffic control areas. Consent items cover contracts for transit grants, playground design, and road repairs.

• Third reading of ordinance establishing revised water and sewer rates, tap fees, and service charges for FY2025
• Third reading of ordinance appropriating $ for city operations and fixing tax levy for FY2025 (budget adoption)
• Public hearing on the Jolly Rogers Urban Renewal Plan and Project
• Contract award up to $3,157,624.01 for the 2024 Dell Range Concrete Repair for Overlay Project
• Grant agreement with U.S. DOT for $1,528,788.00 to replace transit vehicles over 3 years

City Council Meeting

The City Council is reviewing the municipal budget and tax amounts for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2024. The body is also considering revisions to water and sewer rates, solid waste fees, and several zoning ordinances. Additionally, the council is discussing a grant for infrastructure at the Precision Industrial Park.

• Proposed budget and general/special taxes for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
• Revised water and sewer rates, tap and system development fees, and septic/commercial waste dump rates
• Updated Solid Waste Fee Schedule
• Zoning change to Light Industrial for land west of Burlington Trail and south of HR Ranch Road
• Contract with TPT Trails, LLC for Belvoir Ranch, Phase 2 Design Build Trail Project not to exceed $219,672.93

City Council

The Cheyenne City Council will consider a large volume of zoning changes, including annexations and land reclassifications, along with contracts for road and sewer projects. Several items are referred to committees for further review.

• Zoning changes for land at 4204 Dell Range Boulevard
• Contract for 2024 City Overlay #1 Project up to $2,192,669.75
• Contract for 2024 City Overlay #2 Project up to $1,518,379.60
• Contract for 2024 Surface Seal Project #2 up to $2,084,128.00
• Contract for Sanitation Rerouting and Optimization Project up to $142,676.00

City Council

The Cheyenne City Council will consider approving the 2024 Annual Action Plan for housing, amending zoning classifications for several annexed properties, and authorizing contracts for the 15th Street Master Plan and landfill daily cover. The body will also vote on accepting bids for asphalt paving and surface seal projects.

• Approve Cheyenne/Laramie County Emergency Operations Plan
• Authorize $270,000 for landfill daily cover at Happy Jack
• Accept asphalt paving bids totaling $453,150
• Amend zoning for land at 4204 Dell Range Boulevard
• Approve liquor license transfer for Scooter's Scoreboard Bar

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will vote on multiple ordinances regarding zoning changes and land annexations, including areas near the I-25 and I-80 interchange. The body will also approve contracts for waste management, police vehicles, and road projects, and hold public hearings on liquor licenses and annexation conditions.

• Approve Contract Modification #2 to Waste Management for recycling services up to $250,000
• Accept bid from Ken Garff Cheyenne for six trucks not to exceed $364,251
• Accept bid from PS CO1, LLC for three motorcycles not to exceed $76,493.34
• Accept bid from JTL Group Inc. for Powderhouse & Carlson Intersection Signal Project up to $1,229,369
• Approve restaurant liquor license for Mr. Jim's Pizza at 4001 Laramie St.

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will hold public hearings and vote on items including an annexation and rezoning of land near the I-25/I-80 interchange, a resolution requesting state legislation to allow alcohol sales in grocery stores, and a third reading on vehicle impoundment rules. Several consent agenda items cover minutes, a Niobrara Energy Park agreement, final plats, a LEAD program MOU, and bids for city vehicles.

• 2nd reading of ordinance rezoning land near West 5th Street between Patton and Snyder Avenues from MR to NR-2
• Resolution requesting Wyoming Legislature to authorize sale of 5% ABV alcohol at grocery and convenience stores
• Annexation and zoning (AG, LR, MR, HI, CB, LI) for land southwest of I-25 and I-80 interchange adjacent to Roundtop Road
• Re-appropriation of the Fiscal Year 2024 city budget
• MOU for Laramie County Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) Program Policy Coordinating Group

City Council Meeting

The City Council will consider amending zoning classifications for land near the I-25 and I-80 interchange and hold a public hearing on annexing approximately 924 acres south of I-80. The body will also approve construction easements and bid awards for the Dell Range/Van Buren Improvements Project.

• Public hearing on annexing 923.93 acres south of I-80
• Zoning changes for land southwest of I-25/I-80 interchange
• Accept bid up to $9,287,323.65 for Dell Range/Van Buren Improvements
• Approve easements up to $250.00 for Dell Range/Van Buren Improvements
• Approve lighting upgrades for Cheyenne Civic Center

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will consider renewing existing liquor licenses and vote on a resolution to authorize the Mayor to pursue impact assistance funds for the Cowboy Solar Project. The meeting also includes the approval of construction easements and a contract modification for Happy Jack Landfill monitoring.

• Public hearing for renewal of existing City liquor licenses
• Resolution authorizing Mayor to pursue impact assistance funds for Cowboy Solar Project
• Contract Modification #3 to extend Happy Jack Landfill monitoring services by one year (up to $94,242.00)
• Acceptance of bid for Airport Parkway Project (up to $3,601,036.35)
• Resolution requesting state legislation to allow 5% alcohol sales in grocery stores

City Council Meeting

The council will hold final votes on ordinances annexing and rezoning land near Douglas Street/Ridge Road and Converse Avenue/Storey Boulevard, and also rezoning parcels near Dell Range Boulevard and Pershing Boulevard. It will hear first readings of ordinances to eliminate jail sentences for certain code violations and to establish public defender appointment procedures. Several resolutions and contracts are on the consent agenda for approval, including a resolution supporting the Cowboy Solar Project and a professional services agreement for the Depot Museum improvements.

• Final vote on annexing land northeast of Douglas Street and Ridge Road
• Final vote on annexing land east of Converse Avenue and south of Storey Boulevard
• Final vote on rezoning land from Neighborhood Business to Community Business near Dell Range Boulevard and Bluegrass Circle
• Professional services agreement for Cheyenne Depot Museum Improvements up to $122,433
• Emergency boiler replacement at Municipal Building for $215,292

City Council Meeting

The Cheyenne City Council will consider multiple annexations and rezonings for development, including two areas east of Converse Avenue and northeast of Douglas Street and Ridge Road. The council will also vote on a purchase agreement for the BEAST Foundation facility at 2900 Sunflower Road for up to $4.25 million, with a $750,000 donation to the city. Other items include a third reading of an animal code amendment and acceptance of bids for a gymnastics facility ($5.4M) and LED lighting retrofit.

• Purchase of BEAST Foundation facility at 2900 Sunflower Rd for up to $4.25M with $750k donation
• Acceptance of bid for gymnastics facility construction from Richardson Construction, $5.4M
• Annexation and zoning map amendments for land at Douglas St and Ridge Rd (AR Agricultural Residential)
• Annexation and zoning changes for land east of Converse Ave and south of Storey Blvd (to CB Community Business and MR Medium-Density Residential)
• Third reading of ordinance amending Title 6 (Animals) on registration, control, and impoundment

City Council Meeting

The City Council will hold third readings on ordinances including new employment terms for sworn police officers, amendments to building facade design requirements, and annexation of several parcels with zoning changes. Public hearings will assess compliance of annexation conditions for two properties. The council will also elect a president and vice-president for 2024 and consider a settlement agreement to resolve a flooding lawsuit.

• Third reading of ordinance amending employment terms for Cheyenne Police Department sworn officers (FY2023-2024)
• Public hearing on annexation conditions for 9.39 acres at 5419 Ridge Road
• Public hearing on annexation conditions for 29.61 acres east of Converse Avenue and south of Storey Boulevard
• Third reading of ordinance reducing window requirements for urban loft multifamily and mixed-use residential facades
• Settlement agreement with Rodney and Joyce Stone and Dean and Jayne Fertig to resolve flooding lawsuit from Thomas Heights Subdivision