July 14, 2026, Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board Meeting

The City of Cheyenne Historic Preservation Board met on July 14, 2026, to discuss various preservation-related topics and community development updates. Key procurement-related discussions included the approval of up to $25,000 for repairs to the airport fountain, focusing on plumbing replacement and conservation-grade materials. The board also received updates on the pump house restoration project, which is currently soliciting construction manager proposals for roof demolition and replacement. Additionally, the board discussed the upcoming comprehensive plan update, with plans to engage a historic preservation representative on the steering committee and noted the selection of a Chicago-based firm for the project. The board considered the creation of a professional banner for public events to enhance outreach and discussed potential funding sources for historic preservation, including a suggestion to allocate a percentage of tax revenues from new developments such as data centers. Finally, the board reviewed a candidate application for a vacant board position and discussed ongoing enforcement challenges related to a historic property renovation. No formal votes on new contracts were recorded, but several action items related to budget allocations and project management were noted.