Votes at a glance: Sheridan City Council approves several zoning actions and a landfill loan application
October 06, 2025 | Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming
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At its October meeting the Sheridan City Council approved a package of routine and substantive items, including zoning changes, boundary adjustments and authorization to apply for a $4 million loan for landfill closure. The council also approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda (minutes and claims).
Key outcomes voted on during the meeting:
- PL‑25‑24 / Ordinance 2298 — Second reading approved: Rezone of 31.82 acres from R1 to B1 in the 900 block of East Fifth Street (allows multifamily development and some commercial uses). Roll call recorded as ayes from council members and mayor; see separate article for details.
- PL‑25‑21 / Ordinance 2295 — Third and final reading approved: De‑annexation of 3.64 acres (Bridal/Kindred Golf Course boundary adjustment). Planning staff reported no public comments and the County provided no expected impact to county services; Planning Commission recommended approval.
- PL‑25‑26 / Ordinance 2297 — Third and final reading approved: Annexation of 4.15 acres to correct municipal boundary after property line adjustments; staff said the county and county commissioners cooperated on the boundary cleanup.
- PL‑25‑22 / Ordinance 2296 — Third and final reading approved: Rezone of 1.78 acres at 1140 Coffeen Avenue from B1 to M1 to allow continued operation of the Derby Club (gaming use). The roll call recorded an abstention by Council member Wood; other members recorded aye votes.
- Resolution 207‑25 — Approved: Authorization to submit a Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan application for Sheridan Landfill Cell 9 closure in the amount of $4,000,000; repayment to come from the landfill closure/post‑closure fund.
Procedural votes: the council approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda by voice vote. Two council members announced recusals on specific consent items (items 6‑39 through 6‑42 and items 180 and 181); those recusals were noted in the record.
Motions passed by voice or roll call as shown in the minutes and staff presentation; where roll calls were read aloud by staff the transcript recorded each member's response.
Key outcomes voted on during the meeting:
- PL‑25‑24 / Ordinance 2298 — Second reading approved: Rezone of 31.82 acres from R1 to B1 in the 900 block of East Fifth Street (allows multifamily development and some commercial uses). Roll call recorded as ayes from council members and mayor; see separate article for details.
- PL‑25‑21 / Ordinance 2295 — Third and final reading approved: De‑annexation of 3.64 acres (Bridal/Kindred Golf Course boundary adjustment). Planning staff reported no public comments and the County provided no expected impact to county services; Planning Commission recommended approval.
- PL‑25‑26 / Ordinance 2297 — Third and final reading approved: Annexation of 4.15 acres to correct municipal boundary after property line adjustments; staff said the county and county commissioners cooperated on the boundary cleanup.
- PL‑25‑22 / Ordinance 2296 — Third and final reading approved: Rezone of 1.78 acres at 1140 Coffeen Avenue from B1 to M1 to allow continued operation of the Derby Club (gaming use). The roll call recorded an abstention by Council member Wood; other members recorded aye votes.
- Resolution 207‑25 — Approved: Authorization to submit a Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan application for Sheridan Landfill Cell 9 closure in the amount of $4,000,000; repayment to come from the landfill closure/post‑closure fund.
Procedural votes: the council approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda by voice vote. Two council members announced recusals on specific consent items (items 6‑39 through 6‑42 and items 180 and 181); those recusals were noted in the record.
Motions passed by voice or roll call as shown in the minutes and staff presentation; where roll calls were read aloud by staff the transcript recorded each member's response.
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