February 17, 2026, Cheyenne Planning Commission Meeting

The City of Cheyenne Planning Commission held a meeting on February 17, 2026, primarily focused on the annual review of the Unified Development Code (UDC). Key procurement-related discussions included staff updates on upcoming requests for proposals (RFPs) for updating the community plan and ongoing work on landscaping code amendments. The commission discussed potential zoning changes to allow multifamily housing as a permitted use in more residential zones to support affordable and attainable housing, reflecting community feedback and survey results. Other topics included parking minimums for non-residential uses, block length exceptions to improve pedestrian access, urban farm definitions related to recent annexations, and updates to special use permits for historic horse racing and sexually oriented businesses. The commission voted to acknowledge receipt of the annual review report and directed staff to prioritize investigations into multifamily housing, parking minimums, urban farm definitions, and block length exceptions. Staff also noted that an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) text amendment had been approved by the city council and would be incorporated into the UDC update. No direct contract awards or vendor selections were discussed, but the meeting included references to upcoming procurement activities such as the community plan update RFP.