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Park County DSR Update - March Planning Area Workshop

Provide comments on your planning area use table!

Park County held eight (8) open houses in January, February and early March to gather public input on zoning district types and use allowances. We also gathered input through an online questionnaire/survey. The information that follows reflects preliminary input from members of the public who participated in the open houses and online questionnaire. We would like to know how closely the preliminary maps and use tables reflect general public opinions. After this exercise, we will factor this input into our deep-dive.

How to give input? As indicated on the green bar at the top the document, you can click anywhere on the document to comment. You do not need to register/sign in to provide comments. However, you will be asked to provide your name and email the first time you comment (if you come back at another time, you'll have to add your name and address again). Select "guided tour" button on the bottom of the PDF window to see what is included for each planning area and select "summary" to select your planning area when you are ready to comment! The "table of contents" drop down also allows you to quickly jump to your planning area. 

The level of review by use are determined by the following symbols:

-  = Do not allow this use
PH = Maximum Regulation/Restriction (e.g. Public Hearings before the P&Z and BOCC)
ST = Medium Regulation/Restriction (e.g. P&Z Department Review with Special Standards)
A* = Minimal Regulation/Restriction (e.g. P&Z Department Review for use)
A = Allow without use permit and/or staff review (permit for structure may be required)
Blank Cell = Not enough input. We need you to help us fill in the blank!

 

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Clark

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Cody Local

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Cody-Powell Rural

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Lower South Fork

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Meeteetse

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Middle South Fork

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North Fork

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Powell Local

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Sage Creek

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Sunlight

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Upper Clark's Fork

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Upper South Fork

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I have waterlines to supply my cattle with water
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So i could not remove and sell rocks for riprap or decoration landscape.
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I couldn't breed my dog and sell the puppies
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What are you going to do about existing Cemetaries and schools?
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No fire station?
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County already has a gravel pit, why not landowners. Don't tread on my property rights
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I think you are taking way too many rights away from landowners
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With 10-20 acres you should be able board animals. Someone's horse?
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What happens to the 4-H kid who wants an animal for fair?
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What if game and fish needs a hunting check point or weed and pest needs an office of sorts?
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i don't think you should restrict residential uses
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I don't think you should restrict any agricultural uses in the middle southfork
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You should not restrict any recreational opportunities
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You should not restrict any community uses
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You should not restrict any residential uses.
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I think you should not restrict any agricultural uses in the lower southfork. If i have property in a Eastate residential with 10-20 acres and you are sayinf my kids can not even have a feedlot to have a 4-H animal.
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no gravel pits on my property ? you are taking way too many rights aw.ay from owners
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So if i understand this there could be no solar or wind energy facilities. what if i want a solar panel for my use?
in reply to John's comment
Suggested Revision
Again, the comment pertains to both "Community Residential" and Residential-5.
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This pertains to "Community Residential" and should require a minimum lot size of 3 acres.
in reply to John's comment
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I miss read the zoning category as "commercial" vs. "Community" and want to amend my comment to required a minimum lot size of 3 acres.
Question
Will existing large lots ... acres above the minimum prescribed in the new zoning designation ... be required to increase lots size for sale/subdivision to meet the minimum for the new zoning calcification.? For example, if there is a 10 acre parcel that is zoned Commercial Residential, will future sales/subdivision be required to meet the minimum lots size for that classification?
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Will existing lot sizes below the those prescribed in proposed zoning designation be grandfathered in perpetuity. For example is a current two acre lot in a new Commercial Residential zone be honored for resale?
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All Extraction Uses in any zoned area should require PH review.
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Storage Shipping Containers should be "A*" review for Residentail-5 and Estate Residential zoned areas.
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Recreational Center, Outdoor should not be allow in "Commercial Residential" and "Residential-5" zoned areas ... "-" ..., and should be "A*" in Estate Residential zoned areas.
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Riding Arena in Residential-5 zoned areas should require ST review.
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Commercial Lodging (Small Scale) in Residential - 5 zone areas should require "A*" review/reporting.
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Meeting Halls in Residential-5 zoned areas should ST review.
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Mixed Use Building in Commercial Residential zoned areas should be limited to 3 - 5 acre lots.
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The ADUs should be limited to one per residence. Multiple ADU development on larger lots such as Estate Residential or General Rural should be limited to one per 5 acres and should be require "ST" review.
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For the entire Sage Creek PA, the "Residential" use in the "Commercial and Residential" zoning category should be a minimum of 3 - 5 acre lots size.
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FFA project would have to go p&z
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Looks like a ffa member raising a steer or animal to slaughter would need approval as a feedlot
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Not appropriate for Residential 5
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No utility or infrastructure in residential or agricultural areas. Exception for personal use of wind and solar.
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No extraction in residential areas, allowed in industrial areas, ST in all others
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No heavy industry in residential areas.
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Recreation/entertainment uses not appropriate for residential 5, these are residential areas, not commercial areas.
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Commerical uses not appropriate for Residential 5
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Commercial lodging large scale is not suitable for residential areas and should not be allowed.
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All residential areas should be for single family dwellings, no trailer parks, no town homes, apartments, duplexes, triplexes, or dormitories. Employee housing should be for agricultural employees only.
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Large commercial wind turbines should not be allowed anywhere except remote areas away from any occupation. Small residential/farm use should be allowed with permitting and height and density restrictions.
Suggested Revision
Wind energy facilities should be prohibited in all zones. The negative impact on site lines, property values, wildlife, noise, and other factors important to maintaining the character of Cody far outweigh any benefits of harnessing the local wind.
Suggested Revision
Given the proximity of general rural and residential zoned areas in the Cody Local planning area, all utility + infrastructure uses of general rural should at least require public hearing (PH designation).
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There are several areas in Cody where residentially zoned areas are adjacent to areas zoned general rural. Given the potential impacts of heavy industry on these residential areas, heavy industry use should be designated PH rather than ST.
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Can we make it more clear in the description that this does not include private use wind utilities? Same comment applies for Solar. Could we have a separate small/residential scale solar/wind category?
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