Wyoming Record
Sheridan
Zoning

De-annexation Ordinance 2306-26

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Last discussed Aug 24, 2026.

Public comments (4)

SupportiveEric WhiteheadAug 24, 2026

The KW Capital applicant explained the city itself recommended annexation in 2022, but plans were derailed by Trout Lane access problems; de-annexation is the only way to complete a boundary sale to a county neighbor.

Planning Commission — August 24, 2026 · 1:11:23 →
SupportiveRichard MackAug 24, 2026

Owns 517 Trout Lane, sees the request as a simple lot-line adjustment rather than a development, sees little difference between city and county living, and asked the commission to approve it.

Planning Commission — August 24, 2026 · 1:23:18 →
ConcernedDan and Susie WarnerAug 24, 2026

Nearby residents worried the de-annexation is a way to revive a previously proposed 15-unit project that would overlook their homes, and asked that Trout Lane access be preserved given existing flooding and visibility issues.

Planning Commission — August 24, 2026 · 1:27:17 →
SupportiveMike LanceyAug 24, 2026

KW Capital's agent explained the Trout Lane ownership dispute makes legal access unaffordable, described drainage problems from the neighboring development, and asked the commission to support the de-annexation over staff's recommendation.

Planning Commission — August 24, 2026 · 1:33:02 →