Aspen Valley RV Park Rezoning

A South Fork resident argued a high-density RV "man camp" squeezed between South Fork and Big Country is unacceptable, citing truck traffic where kids walk to school, strain on the sheriff, and feeling ignored by elected officials.

A Harmony Meadows resident worried the RV park sets a precedent for "man camps" in South Cheyenne, cited shift-work disruption, the lack of sidewalks, and noted fatality-review findings linking RV parks to higher overdose and suicide rates.

A 40-year South Greeley Highway resident detailed density concerns (4,000+ people in a square mile), a 20-foot dirt mound threatening drainage, wetland destruction, sheriff call loads, and a recent power outage, asking commissioners to visit the site before deciding.

A property owner just north of Aspen Valley warned the dirt mound will cause flooding on his land, urged commissioners to inspect the site, and questioned water supplies during a drought.