Commissioner M.Lee Hasenauer - was told by congress woman Cynthia Lummis commissioner don't stop fighting against Plan Cheyenne your right on that there is bad stuff in Map 21 bill and the MPO needs to go. And Plan Cheyenne and Plan Casper its not good for wyoming.

                                                                  HELP STOP PLAN CHEYENNE

Plan Cheyenne is funded by a Barbra Boxer bill Map 21:                                                    VS    We the People
Clarion Associates designed this plan a evorimental group forces you to go green:      VS    Mom and pop businesses
The MPO gets $800 thousand $114 million for projects adds to the national debt.      VS   Tax payers
This Plan has destroyed Colorado,California,Detroit,Chicago,& New York:                     VS   Wyoming
UDC Codes is the enforcer to implement Plan Cheyenne making you go green:            VS   Our Western Heritage

(If your a Elected Official please help stop PLAN CHEYENNE by voting No)

The zoning  UDC and Plan Cheyenne ordinances restricted small businesses from using THEIR property to its full extent. These ordinances also, obviously, caused lost revenue to many local business, not to mention, the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County.

I feel the UDC and Plan Cheyenne wants smaller "compact" cities with in cities. The idea is people will stay, work, and live in the smaller areas. This idea looks great on paper, but has no practicality. A developer should not have to set aside land for multi-family and business areas when they want to develop single family home lots, or vice versa

Some times it take some one to take local government by the neck shake things up and say lets stop doing what we are doing creating a bigger bureaucracy, its not the answer.

I was told by congress woman Cynthia Lummis commissioner don't stop fighting against Plan Cheyenne your right on that there is bad stuff in Map 21 bill and the MPO needs to go. And Plan Cheyenne and Plan Casper its not good for wyoming.

Thank you all for that standing strong:

County Commissioner M.Lee Hasenauer

Here is a link for Plan Cheyenne ((Plan Cheyenne 21 FEB Changes)) PDF File to download --and-- also letter to the Mayor from Jeff D PDF File to download

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Here is a link for Plan Cheyenne -->>Link Here<<--

Good Afternoon All,

 

Attached is a copy of the Plan Cheyenne amendment dated 21 February 2014.  The MPO provided a copy of this to the SCCDA late Wednesday afternoon.  After comparing the new draft as opposed to the old draft, the summary of changes does not appear to be anything significant nor what we have been asking for. It is attached for your review.  I am also drafting a letter requesting a delay from the Committee of the Whole back to the Full Body in order to allow constituents to review and comment on the amendments.

 

Note that on 4 March at 6pm, the City Council Committee of the Whole will discuss Plan Cheyenne.  It is OPEN for public discussion.  Please come to the hearing prepared to express your comments, concerns, and possible amendments to the plan.  This is your opportunity to let the council know how you feel.  I would highly recommend emailing them a list of comments and concerns in advance so that they can read, review, and possibly address those concerns on Tuesday.  I know that they Mayor discussed moving the meeting to a larger location, however, I have not seen or heard of a change.  If you see or hear something, please reply to all so that we can all be informed.

 

The next scheduled meeting with the City Council is the Full Body on 10 March at 6pm.  If we can get the requested delay, we'll certainly let you know.  But, put it on your calendars as well.

 

The County Commissioners meeting will be held on 11 March at 5pm at the old courthouse.  This hearing will also be OPEN to the public for comment.  Again, please come prepared as you will for the city.

 

There is going to be  round table interviews at the library on Saturday at 2pm.  Commissioner Hasenauer and Stacey Lynne will be there.  If you plan on attending, please let me know.  I believe that it will be video recorded as well.

 

I would encourage each of you to reach out to your neighbors and local businesses.  See if they have heard about Plan Cheyenne.  I've heard from several folks that they aren't even aware of what's going on.  Without the newspaper and our local tv news station, there are many folks who are not in the loop.

 

 

Have a wonderful weekend!  Laura

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& also letter to the Mayor from Jeff D. -->>Link Here<<--

Finally my last email.

 

To All,

 

I could not include Mr. Deisch's letter to the mayor as it was on his letterhead and the file was too big to send.

 

This should suffice; Mr. Deisch is one of the 36 contractor/builder/developers I contacted recently.

 

Betty

 

 

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Response from Sean Allen

 

Thanks,

Jeff Deisch,
JEFFCO Construction, Inc

Subject: Re: UDC & Dinneen Bldg

Sean,  I appreciate your response.

 

Attached please find a letter I sent to the Mayor prior to the adoption of the UDC stating some of my concerns. 

 

For example, the Cheyenne Kubota Cold Storage Building was canceled because the owner would have been required to pave the parking lot and other site improvements, install fire hydrants, and plant numerous trees and bushes, detention ponds, etc, etc that easily doubled (and almost tripled) the cost of the project.

 

The zoning ordinances restricted Bob and Nadene Desserich from using THEIR property to its full extent.  These ordinances also, obviously, caused lost revenue to many local business, not to mention, the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County.

 

I feel the UDC wants smaller "compact" cities with in cities.  The idea is people will stay, work, and live in the smaller areas.  This idea looks great on paper, but has no practicality.  A developer should not have to set aside land for multi-family and business areas when they want to develop single family home lots, or vice versa.

 

Requiring developers to set aside park and "green" space is another concern.  It is a shame to require a developer, who have invested THEIR own time and money in a piece of land, set aside a certain percentage of that investment for recreation, when the City of Cheyenne sells perfect "green space land" to a private interest (Menards). 

 

The UDC expands itself beyond just zoning by dictating layout, ingress, egress, doors, windows, colors, facades, materials, etc, etc.

 

Private property owners should have the right to use THEIR property.

 

Also, on the Dinneen Building, it is still very much a "buyers" market.  Everyone in the private sector is very aware of this.

  

Thanks,

Jeff Deisch,
JEFFCO Construction, Inc.

Letter from last year to City Council from builder; UDC & Dinneen Bldg #2

On Mar 10, 2013, at 9:33, "Jeff D. <> wrote:

Hi,

 

As a City of Cheyenne property owner, and a local general contractor, I urge you to repeal the UDC. 

 

The zoning laws we had before UDC implementation were stringent enough.  People should not have to give up more private property rights.

 

Repeal this restrictive ordinance once and for all.

 

 

 

Also, The governing body should not pay a nickle more than appraised value for the Dinneen Building. 

 

You should treat the taxpayers money as if it were your own.  I am sure you didn't pay more than appraised value for your home.

 

There is not another buyer interested.  The seller will come down on the price.  If they don't, it wasn't meant to be.

 

 

 

Thanks,
 

Jeff D.
JEFFCO Construction, Inc.

Shake Things up tues. 6pm city council on 3-4-14

The zoning ordinances restricted small businesses from using THEIR property to its full extent. These ordinances also, obviously, caused lost revenue to many local business, not to mention, the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County.

I feel the UDC wants smaller "compact" cities with in cities. The idea is people will stay, work, and live in the smaller areas. This idea looks great on paper, but has no practicality. A developer should not have to set aside land for multi-family and business areas when they want to develop single family home lots, or vice versa

 

Some times it take some one to take local government by the neck shake things up and say lets stop doing what we are doing.

Thank you for that commissioner.

To All,

 

I could not include Mr. Deisch's letter to the mayor as it was on his letterhead and the file was too big to send.

 

This should suffice; Mr. Deisch is one of the 36 contractor/builder/developers I contacted recently.

 

Betty

 

 

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Response from Sean Allen

 

Thanks,

Jeff Deisch,
JEFFCO Construction, Inc

 

Sean,  I appreciate your response.

 

Attached please find a letter I sent to the Mayor prior to the adoption of the UDC stating some of my concerns. 

 

For example, the Cheyenne Kubota Cold Storage Building was canceled because the owner would have been required to pave the parking lot and other site improvements, install fire hydrants, and plant numerous trees and bushes, detention ponds, etc, etc that easily doubled (and almost tripled) the cost of the project.

 

The zoning ordinances restricted Bob and Nadene Desserich from using THEIR property to its full extent.  These ordinances also, obviously, caused lost revenue to many local business, not to mention, the City of Cheyenne and Laramie County.

 

I feel the UDC wants smaller "compact" cities with in cities.  The idea is people will stay, work, and live in the smaller areas.  This idea looks great on paper, but has no practicality.  A developer should not have to set aside land for multi-family and business areas when they want to develop single family home lots, or vice versa.

 

Requiring developers to set aside park and "green" space is another concern.  It is a shame to require a developer, who have invested THEIR own time and money in a piece of land, set aside a certain percentage of that investment for recreation, when the City of Cheyenne sells perfect "green space land" to a private interest (Menards).

 

The UDC expands itself beyond just zoning by dictating layout, ingress, egress, doors, windows, colors, facades, materials, etc, etc.

 

Private property owners should have the right to use THEIR property.

 

Also, on the Dinneen Building, it is still very much a "buyers" market.  Everyone in the private sector is very aware of this.

Thanks,

Jeff Deisch,
JEFFCO Construction, Inc.
 

Plan Cheyenne will be going before the City Council Committee of the Whole,

Hello All!

 

Miss Deanne needs to be called out on this one.  I just opened this as I'm going through

multiple but important emails; HOW DELIGHTFUL ARE OUR CITY'S EMPLOYEES!

 

Take a look at what citizens, builders, developers, and others are up against.  ~~OPPOSITION FACILITATOR, BETTY

 

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Good Morning All,

Plan Cheyenne will be going before the City Council Committee of the Whole,
on March 4, 2014,  6:00 PM. at the Municipal Building, 2101 O'Neil Avenue.
On March 11, 3:30 PM the plan  will be going before the County Commission in
the county building.

Plan Cheyenne allows for multiple lot sizes and walkable neighborhoods.  ( AKA STACK 'N PAK; CREATIVE CONGESTION, ETC.)

There is a limited amount of affordable housing in Cheyenne and not everyone (THEREFORE THEY NEED TO LIVE IN TENEMENTS.)
can afford to buy a single family home on a large lot.

There is a lot of opposition for Plan Cheyenne and it is expected that the  (AKA, CONCERNED CITIZENS WHO PAY YOUR SALARY.
opposition will have a  large turn out.

Please show your support by attending the above meetings or by writing a  (THE TRUTH ALWAYS WINS; THAT'S WHY THERE'S  
letter to:                                                                                                                            OPPOSITION)

Tom Mason, MPO Director
Metropolitan Planning Office
2101 O'Neil Avenue
Cheyenne, WY  82001

Thank you.


Deanne Widauf
Housing & Community Development
City of Cheyenne
307-637-6255
Dwidauf@cheyennecity.org

Attached is the article which I wrote for the August 2012 edition of Liberty's Torch. It is more true now than 18 months ago. - Frank Smith, Cheyenne

Attached is the article which I wrote for the August 2012 edition of Liberty's Torch. It is more true now than 18 months ago.

 

Wake up, Cheyenne! A quote from Betrand de Juvenal is appropriate, " A society of sheep must, in time, beget a government of wolves".

However, Winston Churchill put it best in a 1945 radio address:

No Socialist Government conducting the entire life and industry of the country could afford to allow free, sharp, or violently-worded expressions of public discontent. They would have to fall back on some form of Gestapo, no doubt very humanely directed in the first instance. And this would nip opinion in the bud; it would stop criticism as it reared its head, and it would gather all the power to the supreme party and the party leaders, rising like stately pinnacles above their vast bureaucracies of Civil servants, no longer servants and no longer civil. And where would the ordinary simple folk – the common people, as they like to call them in America – where would they be, once this mighty organism had got them in its grip?

 

Frank Smith, Cheyenne

http://plancheyenne.blogspot.com/2014/02/plan-cheyenne-recipe-for-dictatorial.html