Andrew Patceg

Rezoning of 26.30 acres to B-2 Business District

The county assessor noted tax exemption depends on use as well as ownership, so future commercial use could generate property tax revenue.

Falcons Nest 2 Minor Subdivision Final Plat

Building a future connector road would cost substantial public and private money; residents call it poor use of tax dollars.

Deannexation of 1.5 Acres at 4672 Coffeen Avenue

Property taxes on the parcel would drop from 23 to 18 mills if de-annexed, and the owner would pay higher outside-city water and sewer rates.

2026 construction season

A $2,567,044.50 contract if awarded.

Cloud Peak Ranch 15-A rezone

All-way stop at North Scott Street and East Brundage Street

Cost limited to installing two stop signs; no striping or intersection reconfiguration planned.

Asphalt recycling trailer purchase

$95,651.00 from the streets department's $180,000 capital outlay budget, with $80,000 also earmarked for a one-ton truck.

Sheridan Recreation District Rules and Regulations

Distribution of ARPA Funds

Roughly $70,700.30 in unrestricted interest is on the table, now held back until November 16.

Black Tooth Business Park Final Plat

Development costs are borne by the applicant; the city gains commercial tax base and utility customers.

Fleet and Fire Apparatus Purchases (~$2.38M)

Nearly $10.8 million spent on 109 fleet assets over four years, with a growing annual sinking-fund obligation to keep replacements funded.

Black Tooth Business Park subdivision

Development costs are borne by the applicant; the city gains commercial tax base and utility customers.

WYDOT Acceptance of East 5th Street

$73,637.50 for the Fifth and Main fix, funded by the extra penny sales tax; larger Fifth and Val Vista project to follow.

Alison Minor 2 Subdivision

Municipal Code Amendments (Ordinances 2304-26 and 2305-26)

The records program is free to dealers; compliance costs fall on affected businesses.

Traffic concerns at Brundage Avenue and Sheridan Avenue

Accessory Dwelling Units

No direct cost to taxpayers now; the discussion is groundwork for future code changes tied to housing supply.

Data center policy for Sheridan

Unknown; depends on recruitment outcomes and any future resolution.

Police and Fleet Vehicle Purchases

$176,512 total; fire's truck ran $6,853 over its $50,000 budget line but the account can absorb it.

Pedestrian safety

About $50,000 from optional one-cent (GPET) funds already set aside in the FY26 budget.

Approval of the meeting agenda

Consent agenda (minutes of Oct 19 and Oct 22, 2026, and claims)

Second reading of PL-26-39, ORD 2307-26 — rezone 26.30 acres to B-2 Business District

Approval of updated Sheridan Recreation District Rules and Regulations

Adjournment

Approval of July and October quarterly payments to the Sheridan Recreation District ($172,920)

Adjournment

Consideration of Agenda

First Reading of PL-26-39, ORD 2307-26 — Rezone 26.30 acres to B-2 Business District

Consent Agenda — October 5 Minutes and Claims

Resolution 21-26 — Stop Sign at North Scott Street and East Brundage Street

Adjournment

Minutes of Regular Council Meeting from October 5, 2026

Agenda adoption

Approval of September 28, 2026 minutes

Recommend approval of PL-26-39, Ordinance 2307-26 (rezone at 4250 Yellowtail Dr.)

Adjournment

Approval of Agenda as Presented

Approval of the meeting agenda

Approval of PL-26-34, Resolution 20-26, Final Plat of Black Tooth Business Park

Second reading of PL-26-39, ORD 2307-26 — rezone 26.30 acres to B-2 Business District

First Reading of PL-26-39, ORD 2307-26 — Rezone 26.30 acres to B-2 Business District

First Reading of Ordinance 2306-26 — De-Annexation of 1.5 Acres at 4672 Coffeen Avenue

Third and Final Reading of Ordinance 2304-26 (Chapters 4, 16 and 19)

Third and Final Reading of Ordinance 2305-26 (Chapter 20, Pawn Brokers)

Second reading of Ordinance 2304-26 (alcohol, camping, weapons, tobacco, drug paraphernalia)

Second reading of Ordinance 2305-26 (pawnbrokers and secondhand dealers) with appeal amendment

First Reading of Ordinance 2304-26 (Chapters 4, 16, 19)

First Reading of Ordinance 2305-26 (Chapter 20, Pawn Brokers and Secondhand Dealers)

Definition too broad and exemption power rests with unelected staff rather than the governing body.

Cloud Peak Ranch 15-A rezone (PL-26-23, Ordinance 2303-26) — first reading

Third and Final Reading of Ordinance No. 2301-26 (fees within City Code)

Third and Final Reading of Ordinance No. 2302-26 (Chapters 4, 8 and 18 revisions)

Second Reading, Ordinance No. 2301-26 — Fees within City Code

First Reading of Ordinance No. 2301-26 Addressing Fees within City Code

First Reading of Ordinance No. 2302-26 Revising Chapters 4, 8 and 18 of City Code

GPET annual allocations — $503,500 to 18 nonprofits

He opposes taxpayer-funded nonprofit distributions as 'forced charity' and believes a large share of the public agrees.

Third and Final Reading of Ordinance 2300-26 — Teal Springs PUD Major Amendment (PL-25-37)

Second reading of PL-25-37, Ordinance 2300-26 — Teal Springs PUD Phase I Master Plan amendment

First reading — Teal Springs PUD Phase I Master Plan amendment (PL-25-37, Ordinance 2300-26)