Workforce RV housing at Aspen Valley
Summary
A rezoning lets a 328-space RV park go in next to established South Cheyenne neighborhoods to house construction workers tied to the data-center boom. Neighbors fear traffic, safety risks for kids walking to school, drainage flooding, wetland loss, and strain on the sheriff and power grid; the board sided with the developer's argument that the project meets every agency standard and generates less traffic than the mobile-home park previously approved.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 4, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct county cost, but the project adds demand on county sheriff services, schools, roads, and the power grid that taxpayers may ultimately help fund.
Aspen Valley, LLC and skilled tradespeople needing temporary housing near major construction projects benefit most.
Nearby South Fork, Big Country, and adjacent residents say they bear the safety, traffic, drainage, and quality-of-life costs.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of County Commissioners — August 4, 2026
A rezoning lets a 328-space RV park go in next to established South Cheyenne neighborhoods to house construction workers tied to the data-center boom. Neighbors fear traffic, safety risks for kids walking to school, drainage flooding, wetland loss, and strain on the sheriff and power grid; the board sided with the developer's argument that the project meets every agency standard and generates less traffic than the mobile-home park previously approved.
Planning Commission — July 9, 2026
A planned 174-lot single-family subdivision would become up to 328 RV spaces for temporary workforce housing under a PUD zone change. Supporters say it fills a housing gap for skilled trades workers amid skyrocketing rents; neighbors call it an industrial man camp next to their homes. The commission recommended it; county commissioners make the final call.
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