August

Minutes of the Proceedings
Board of County Commissioners
Prepared by the Office of the Clerk of Laramie County

Monday, August 21, 2012

00 The Laramie County Commissioners met in regular
session Tuesday, August 21, 2012 at 3:30 p.m. Those
in attendance were Commissioner Gay Woodhouse,
Chairman; Commissioner Troy Thompson, Vice-
Chairman; Commissioner Diane Humphrey; County
Attorney Mark Voss; Deputy County Attorney Sylvia
Hackl; and Deputy County Clerk Rhonda Bush.

Those signing the register were Drake Hill, Beatty,
Wozniak & Reese; John Sundahl, CLF&P; Earl Merrill;
Kevin Salas, ASA; Craig Smith; Sylvia Carns; David
Pulley; Tom Mason, MPO; Jeff Wiggins, P&R; Teresa
Coulson; Robert Higgins; Lori Holst; Brian Jobe, Kaiser
Frontier Midstar; Smitty Morvant, Kaiser Frontier
Midstar; C. Steven Stacy, Hoover & Stacy Inc.; Carol
Matteson Pascal; Joan Miller; Rich D'Ambrosio, CRMC;
Tom Zachary; Jim Cochran, LCCD; Sandra Newland,
Laramie County Grants; Kathy Watt; Nancy Morton;
Don Beard, LCPW; Greg Whiteaker; Barbara Kloth,
Laramie County Planning; Vicki Federer; Rick Keslar;
Tammie Harris; Darrin Harris; Gloria Smith; Vic Morton;
Jim & Michie Hyndman; Linda Heath; LA Romsa;
Greg Federer; Dale Keizer; Mathew Romsa; Sammie
Smith; Marc Woods; Lars Lone; Larry Lone; Susan
Lone; Stuart Engen; M. Olson; Brett A. Vizina; Angus
Newton; Russ & Shawna Watson; Phyllis & Ken Hess;
John Hess; Jay Otto; Clark Otto; Clark Stillahn; Frank
Smith; Rhonda Engen; David Kalley; Kevin Burke;
Robert Thorn; Mike Holst; Sreyoshi Chakraborty; David
F. Smith; Jim Applegate.

01 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
Minutes of Proceedings for August 7, 2012.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously.

02 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a
"Certificate of Substantial Completion" of Clear Creek
Parkway, Phase IV IRP CN02084 between Laramie
County and Simon Contractors. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The Certificate is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

03 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and WINhealth Partners for
Group Health Insurance to run July 1, 2012 through
June 30, 2013. Commissioner Thompson seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously. The contract
is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

04 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and Pathfinder to provide
substance abuse treatment, drug testing, and other
treatment services for Laramie County DUI Court
participants in the amount of $215,000 to run through
June 30, 2013. Commissioner Thompson seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously. The contract
is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

05 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve
amendment number one to the grant agreement
(120501-17) between Laramie County and the
Wyoming Business Council for the Microsoft
Corporation Managed Data Center Cost Reduction
Project to change the disbursement of funds to
quarterly over a five-year period. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. After obtaining all signatures, the
amendment is to be filed in central files with the

06 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and Pine Bluffs Senior
Citizens Center to provide funding for Wyoming
Division of Aging Title III Nutrition and Social Service
Programs in the amount of $12,825 to run from July 1,

2012 through June 30, 2013. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The contract is filed in central files with
the County Clerk.

07 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and Cheyenne
Animal Shelter and Animal Control in the amount of
$207,480 to run July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

08 Sreyoshi Chakraborty and Jeff Wiggins presented a
resolution adopting the "Cheyenne Metropolitan Area
on Street Bicycle Plan and Greenway Plan Update."
Carol Matteson Pascal, Greenway Committee,
recommended approval with safety being a major
factor. Chairman Woodhouse opened the meeting as
a PUBLIC HEARING. Lars Lone voiced his objection
to the project because of costs and the rights of
property owners. Frank Smith recommended delaying
the vote until more of the public is aware of the
resolution. Bob Brinkman said prior to today, he has
never heard anything regarding the plan. Tom
Zachary asked how much tax payers should have to
spend on a bike path and recommended denial.
Linda Heath said the Planning Commission did not
receive Volume 3 due to the cost of printing and
wonders what the MPO is trying to hide. Sreyoshi
Chakraborty, MPO, stated this is just a guiding
document with no regulations in the document; it is a
roadmap of ideas that can be used. Because of the
costs of printing Volume III, an electronic document
was provided. Hearing no further comment, the
Chairman closed the PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner
Thompson said he likes the plan and does not believe
in the conspiracy theory. Commissioner Humphrey
moved to approve the resolution adopting the
"Cheyenne Metropolitan Area on Street Bicycle Plan
and Greenway Plan Update." Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The resolution and plan is filed in

09 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a
resolution approving a management agreement
between CRMC and Kimball Health Services pursuant
to which CRMC will provide certain management
services. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The resolution is
filed in central files with the County Clerk.

10 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a grant
agreement between Laramie County and the Wyoming
Business Council in the amount of $3,479,569 to
extend water and infrastructure paving into the Swan
Ranch Business Park. Commissioner Woodhouse
seconded the motion. The motion failed by a vote of
two opposed and one in favor with Commissioner
Thompson casting the vote for approval.

11 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and AVI
Engineering, Planning and Surveying for the survey,
preliminary engineering, R.O.W. acquisition, final
design, bidding, construction engineering and
construction management of the Allison Draw
Greenway Phase III Federal Project in the amount of
$44,500. Commissioner Thompson seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in central files wtih the County Clerk.

12 Drake Hill, Beatty, Wozniak & Reese, presented a
request for a Board Approval for the Frontier Pipeline,
a nine-mile section from the Silo Field to the Holly
Frontier Refinery in Laramie County, Wyoming. The
purpose of this request is for laying a natural gas
pipeline from the Silo Field to the Holly Frontier
Refinery. Notices to land owners have been provided,
and the staff has reviewed the request. If approved,
the pipeline would help to generate revenues for
Laramie County. Chairman Woodhouse read some e-
mails from the public expressing their concerns. Gary
Kranse, Laramie County Planner, presented the staff
report and recommended approval with no conditions
and adopt findings of fact a, b, and c of the staff report.
Chairman Woodhouse opened the meeting as a
PUBLIC HEARING. Greg Federer, Jay Otto, Dale

Keizer, Robert Higgins, David Pulley, Ken Hess, Earl
Merrill, Mrs. Hess, Mathew Romsa, and Dave Kalley
spoke against the request for the following reasons:
safety; devaluation of property; lack of communication
and good faith negotiations; not using existing
pipeline coordinator; threat of intimate domain, and
exclusive right-of-way. Mr. Hill responded that he does
not think the company's easement would be exclusive
and stated if the Board does not approve the request,
the pipeline can not go forward. Brian Jobe, agent,
said this process began in 2011. Also Cheyenne Light,
Fuel, and Power can only take a certain amount of
gas; the proposed route parallels with the railroad.
Hearing no further comment, the Chairman closed the
PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner Thompson said he
does not want to be in the middle of negotiations and
is disappointed that Kaiser Frontier did not do more
due diligence. Commissioner Thompson moved to
postpone the Board Approval. Discussion followed
regarding the notification of landowners if another
public hearing is set on this issue. Mr. Hill said the
notification process is costly and asked that his clients
not be required to use the same process. County
Attorney, Mark Voss, said the requirements to notify the
public have already been met. The County Planner
will collect names from the sign-up sheet and will
contact those individuals if another public hearing is
planned. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the
motion to postpone, which passed unanimously.

13 Marc Woods, agent, presented a Subdivision Permit
and Plat for North Star North Subdivision, located in a
portion of S1/2 Lot 2, S1/2 S1/2 NE1/4, S1/2 SE1/4
NW1/4, N1/2 SE1/4 less west 400' of NW1/4 SE1/4 of
Section 18, T.15N., R.66W., less 1.49 AC (book 9
page 119) located east of Road 124 (Yellowstone Rd)
and south of the Northern Heights Subdivision. This
request is for 145.3 acres of land subdivided into 19
lots. The open space lot has been removed from the
development and an access road has been proposed
to help with the traffic on Peterson Drive. The roads
will be built to County standards, and he will meet with
Don Beard. Water will be obtained by individual
wells. County Planner, Gary Kranse, presented the
revised recommendation and findings and
recommended approval with condition 1) The
applicant shall place on the plat, an access control
line across Tracts 1 through 9 and note on the plat,
"The access control line shown on Tracts 1 through 9
prohibits any and all access from said Tracts to
Petersen Drive". Chairman Woodhouse opened the
meeting as a PUBLIC HEARING. Gloria Smith, 2434
Peterson Drive, asked for clarification of the road and
cul-de-sac, and said she had pictures of the washboard
roads. Mike Holts, 2430 Peterson Road, said the road
can not handle any additional traffic. Frank Smith,
2436 Peterson Road, said he is a motorcycle rider, and
the road is extremely dangerous for the riders. Clark
Stillahn, 2430 CR 218, stated his concerns regarding
water and the level of the aquifer. He is also
concerned about his windmills and the noxious weed
issue. Greg Whiteaker, 1825 Road 124, said an access
road is not needed and it would be an eyesore--he
also wants larger lots. Nancy Morgan, 2490 Petersen
Road, requested the road be paved and is concerned
about water. Vicki Willis, 25218 CR 218, requested the
project be postponed, a test well be drilled, and is
concerned about the added number of wells. Ms.
Willis also requested this item be postponed until
Peterson Road is paved. Mr. Woods responded that a
test well has already been drilled and this subdivision
could support a lot more lots, they will spray noxious
weeds, and can't appease everyone. If paving of
Peterson Road is required, the subdivision cannot be
developed due to the financial expense.
Commissioner Thompson asked about the County
splitting of cost of the paving of Peterson Road with
the developer. Don Beard, Public Works Director, said
he is opposed to assisting with the development; it
would be ignoring other roads in the County that need
paving more. Mr. Beard said the County roads are
worse this year because of the drought. Hearing no
further comment, the Chairman closed the PUBLIC
HEARING. Commissioner Humphrey moved to

approve the North Star Subdivision Permit and Plat
with condition 1) (The applicant shall place on the
plat, an access control line across Tracts 1 through 9
and not on the plat, "The access control line shown on
Tracts 1 through 9 prohibits any and all access from
said Tracts to Petersen Drive") and adopt the findings
of fact a and b of the staff report. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion. The motion to
approve passed by a vote of two in favor and one
opposed with Commissioner Woodhouse casting the
dissenting vote. The resolution is recorded in the
Recording Department.

The meeting adjourned at 7:00 p.m.
CERTIFICATION

I, Debra K Lathrop, Clerk of Laramie County, do hereby certify the above to be a true and correct
copy of the Minutes of the Proceedings for Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Approved by : Debra K. Lathrop
County Clerk

Reviewed by : Gay Woodhouse, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners

This information is available in alternate forms. If reasonable accomodations are required,
contact Laramie County Human Resources, 310 West 19th Street, Cheyenne, WY 82001,
(307)633-4355 within a reasonable time.

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Tuesday, August 07, 2012

00 The Laramie County Commissioners met in regular
session Tuesday, August 7, 2012 at 3:30 p.m. Those
in attendance were Commissioner Gay Woodhouse,
Chairman; Commissioner Troy Thompson, Vice-
Chairman; Commissioner Diane Humphrey; County
Attorney Mark Voss; Deputy County Attorney Sylvia
Hackl; County Clerk Debbye Lathrop and Deputy
County Clerk Rhonda Bush.

Those signing the register were Shawn Krehbiel,
Wholesale Fireworks; Ron Donald, Wholesale
Fireworks; Don Beard, Laramie County Public Works;
Paula Qualls, SCCDA; Linda Heath, Heath 4
Commissioner; Desiree Baca; Brett Kupec, Kupec for
Commissioner; Gary M. Hickman, Cheyenne Laramie
County Health Department/Environmental Health; Jim
Cochran, LCCD; Chris Brown, Joint Powers Board;
Kristina Belden Pine Bluffs Post; John Fox; Rick Keslar;
Sandra Newland, County Grants; Kelsey Bray,
Wyoming Tribune Eagle; John Sundahl, Cheyenne
Light Fuel & Power; George Tater, Black Hills
Corporation; Mark Steege, Cheyenne Light Fuel &
Power; Jason Hartman , Black Hills Corporation;
Brenda Arnold, Assessor; Lars Lone, Lars for County
Commissioner; Sharon Fain, Cheyenne Light Fuel and
Power; Randy Ford, Joint Powers; Phyllis Sherard,
CRMC; Chris Wegner, LCCG; Barbara Kloth, Laramie
County Planning; John Steil, Steil Surveying; L.A.
Romsa; Jim Applegate, Candidate; Marguerite
Herman; Louise Raimondi; Art Hanson; Tom Mason,

01 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
Minutes of Proceedings for July 11, 16, and 17, 2012.
Commissioner Humphrey seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously.

02 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the
following fees collected by various County entities for
June 2012: Planning and Development, $52,275.57;
Clerk of District Court, $14,750.39; Shooting Sports
Complex, $7,075.00; Circuit Court, $88,021.04; Drug
Court, $425.00; DUI Court, $715.00; Sheriff's
Department, $43,306.41; County Clerk, $93,776.16.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. Documentation is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

03 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve warrants in
the amount of $2,192,106.04 for July 2012.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. Documentation is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

04 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the
following part-time salaries in the amount of
$36,532.52 for July 2012: Planning, $300.00; Public
Works, $160.00; Extension Agent, $2,320.39; Buildings
& Grounds, $13,440.60; Information Technology,
$2,077.54; Elections, $1,753.50; County Treasurer,
$5,103.61; Sheriff Operations, $1,890.00; Detention,
$5,586.88; County Coroner, $2,750.00; Drug Court,
$1,150.00. Commissioner Thompson seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously.

05 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and Arbor
Solutions LLC to provide tree and shrub maintenance
service for Laramie County buildings in the amount of
$650. Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in
central files with the County Clerk. The agreement is
filed in central files with the County Clerk.

06 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the
Federal Annual Certification report on income and
expenditures of federal drug funds. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed

unanimously. The report is filed in central files with
the County Clerk.

07 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a second
amendment to the Agreement to Provide Mental
Health Crises Intervention Services (101019-16)
between Laramie County and Affiliated Sante Group
to increase the amount of funding from $140,658.00 to
$144,425.73 to be paid from PERT grant funds.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The amendment is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

08 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a second
amendment to the grant agreement (120417-03)
between Laramie County and the Wyoming Business
Council for the Swan Ranch Development Business
Committed project to extend the time to complete
construction services to December 31, 2012.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. After obtaining all signatures,
the amendment is to be filed in central files with the

09 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an
application for a catering permit submitted by Vino's
for the Kiwanis Clambake to be held Saturday, August
25th at the Archer Complex. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Documentation is filed in central files with the County
Clerk.

10 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and Deborah L. Roden to
provide legal representation for children in need of
supervision and indigent parents, pursuant to W.S. 14-
6-422, when appointed by the District Court in the
amount of $90.00 per hour. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
contract is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

11 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and Delta Dental
for group dental insurance to run July 1, 2012 through
June 30, 2013. Commissioner Thompson seconded
the motion, which passed unanimously. The
agreement is filed in central files with the County
Clerk.

12 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a Human
Services Agreement between Laramie County and
Peak Wellness in the amount of $38,000 to run July 1,
2012 through June 30, 2013. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The agreement is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

13 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an
Economic Development Services Agreement between
Laramie County and Cheyenne LEADS in the amount
of $47,500 to run July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in
central files with the County Clerk.

14 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a Public
Information Disclosure Agreement between Laramie
County and Premier Data Service, Inc. to obtain public
information on a routine basis and incorporate such
data in its products and subscription services, which are
offered on a commercial basis in the amount of $30
for each compact disc to run through June 30, 2013.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. The agreement is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

15 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a contract
between Laramie County and the Cheyenne/Laramie
County Economic Development Joint Powers Board to
monitor economic development within Laramie
County in the amount of $24,000 to run July 1, 2012
through June 30, 2014. Commissioner Thompson
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
contract is filed in central files with the County Clerk.

16 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a Salary
Contribution agreement between Laramie County and

the University of Wyoming in the amount of $10,660 to
run July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. After obtaining all signatures,
the agreement is to be filed in central files with the
County Clerk.

17 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve a Salary
Contribution agreement between Laramie County and
the University of Wyoming in the amount of $22,500 to
run July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013.
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. After obtaining all signatures,
the agreement is to be filed in central files with the
County Clerk.

18 County Attorney Mark Voss presented the proposed
amendments to the Laramie County Fireworks
Regulations. Those changes include: 1) In the event
of a partial burn ban, Wyoming residents would still be
allowed to purchase fireworks; however, the discharge
would still be prohibited anywhere except for the
designated, authorized shooting site. Chairman
Woodhouse opened the meeting as a PUBLIC
HEARING. Paula Qualls, President of the SCCDA,
stated there is considerable opposition to this
amendment and recommended increasing the size of
the authorized shooting area. Hearing no further
comment, the Chairman closed the PUBLIC HEARING.
Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
amendment to the Laramie County Fireworks
regulations. Commissioner Humphrey seconded the
motion, which passed unanimously. The amendment

19 County Assessor Brenda Arnold presented the 2012
Mill Levies. Chairman Woodhouse opened the
meeting as a PUBLIC HEARING. Hearing no public
comment, the Chairman closed the PUBLIC HEARING.
Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve the 2012
Mill Levies pursuant to W.S. 39-13-102(g).
Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion, which
passed unanimously. Documentation is filed in central
files with the County Clerk.

20 Grants Manager Sandra Newland presented a 2012
Justice Assistance Grant in the amount of $43,084
from the United States Department of Justice, of which
$12,414 will be received by the Laramie County
Sheriff's Office and $30,670 will be received by the
Cheyenne Police Department. (No match required
and an award date of three years). Chairman
Woodhouse opened the meeting as a PUBLIC
HEARING. Hearing no public comment, the Chairman
closed the PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner
Thompson moved to approve the grant. Commissioner
Humphrey seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The resolution is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

21 Commissioner Humphrey moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and Scotch Boy,
Inc. to provide landscaping for the Juvenile Services
Center in the amount of $103,310. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The agreement is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

22 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve an
agreement between Laramie County and Scotch Boy,
Inc. to provide landscaping for the Public Works facility
at the Archer Complex in the amount of $64,667.00.
The contract includes pricing for seeding un-
landscaped areas; however, there is no approval for
that work at this time. Commissioner Humphrey
seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The
agreement is filed in central files with the County

23 County Clerk Debbye Lathrop presented a Yearly
Fireworks Permit application submitted by Shawn W.
Krehbiel d/b/a Wholesale Fireworks, Inc. located at
3229 West College Drive, Cheyenne, Wyoming,
82007. Chairman Woodhouse opened the meeting as
a PUBLIC HEARING. Paula Qualls, President SCCDA,
stood to speak in opposition to the permit application.
Hearing no further comment, the Chairman closed the

PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner Humphrey moved
to approve the permit application. Commissioner
Thompson seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. Documentation is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

24 Commissioner Thompson moved to approve a
resolution appointing the following five members to
the Laramie County Board of Building Appeals: Brian
Casey, Steve Garlich, Rory Hayes, Marc Woods, and
Don Fiechtner for a three-year term. Commissioner
Humphrey seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The resolution is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

25 Mark Steege introduced George Tatar, Aaron Hoff and
John Sundahl before making a presentation on the
need to construct a natural gas pipeline and electric
transmission line at the proposed Cheyenne Prairie
Generating Station, Cheyenne, Laramie County,
Wyoming. Chairman Woodhouse invited members of
the audience to come forward with questions. No one
came forward. The presentation is filed in central files
with the County Clerk.

26 Desiree Baca, appearing on behalf of the applicant,
presented a request for a change in zone district from
MR (Medium Density Residential) to MU (Mixed Use) to
allow for the development of a child care facility,
4107 Charles Street, located in the North 1/2 of Tract 5
& 6 less the North 1/2 of the East 100' of Tract 5,
Sunnyside Addition, Second Filing, Laramie County,
Wyoming. County Planning Director Gary Kranse
presented the staff report and stated the original
recommendation was to deny. However, the staff does
recommend approval based on new information that
the adjacent property, which is in the City of
Cheyenne, is zoned as MUB. Thus, the change in
zone would not constitute spot zoning. In response to
a question from the Chairman, the applicant stated the
original enrollment would be about 15. They want to
keep it small to provide care for special needs children.
Chairman Woodhouse opened the meeting as a
PUBLIC HEARING. Hearing no comment, the
Chairman closed the PUBLIC HEARING.
Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
change in zone district from MR to MU for the property
located at 4107 Charles Street. Commissioner
Humphrey seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The resolution is recorded in the

27 John Steil, Steil Surveying Services, agent for the
applicant presented a Subdivision Permit and Plat for
Horseshoe 7 Ranch Second Filing, located in a portion
of the SE1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 9, T.13N., R.65
W., of the 6th P.M, Laramie County, Wyoming. County
Planning Director Gary Kranse presented the staff
report. It is a one-lot subdivision of a 20-acre parcel.
The Planning Commission recommended approval.
The staff recommends approval with no conditions.
Chairman Woodhouse opened the meeting as a
PUBILC HEARING. Hearing no public comment, the
Chairman closed the PUBLIC HEARING.
Commissioner Thompson moved to approve the
Subdivision Permit and Plat with no conditions and
adopt findings of fact a and b. Commissioner
Humphrey seconded the motion, which passed
unanimously. The resolution is to be recorded in the

28 John Steil, Steil Surveying Services, presented a
Subdivision Permit and Plat for Raimondi Subdivision,
a property located in a portion of the NE1/4 of Section
4, T.14N., R.66W., of the 6th P.M., Laramie County,
Wyoming. The purpose of the plat is to create a single
10-acre single family residential lot. Planning
Director Gary Kranse presented the staff report and
recommended approval with no conditions. Chairman
Woodhouse opened the meeting as a PUBLIC
HEARING. Hearing no comment, the Chairman closed
the PUBLIC HEARING. Commissioner Humphrey
moved to approve the Subdivision Permit and Plat
with no conditions and adopt findings and fact a and
b. Commissioner Thompson seconded the motion,
which passed unanimously. The resolution is to be

recorded in the Recording Department.

The meeting adjourned at 4:14 p.m.
CERTIFICATION

I, Debra K Lathrop, Clerk of Laramie County, do hereby certify the above to be a true and correct
copy of the Minutes of the Proceedings for Tuesday, August 07, 2012

 

Approved by : Debra K. Lathrop
County Clerk

Reviewed by : Gay Woodhouse, Chairman
Board of County Commissioners

This information is available in alternate forms. If reasonable accomodations are required, contact Laramie County Human Resources, 310 West 19th Street, Cheyenne, WY 82001, (307)633-4355 within a reasonable time.

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