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Oct 2, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Work inlcudes removing the existing ballasted roofing system; installing a new, non-ballasted membrane roofing system with insulation and cover board; and replacing coping.
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City
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Cheyenne
County
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Laramie
Address
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2416 Snyder Ave.
Zip Code
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82001
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Cheyenne Board of Public Utilities
The board discussed the citywide blight designation, specifically revising the study to exclude certain county enclaves and appending new mapping information. Two formal motions were passed: to rescind a previous recommendation and to adopt the revised blight study, citing specific criteria under state statute. Additionally, the annual report was reviewed, highlighting the collection of tax increment financing payments for the Hitching Post urban renewal area, the status of development agreements, and the investment strategy for fiduciary funds.
The board meeting agenda includes the review and approval of financial statements, vouchers, and cash investments for May 2026. Action items include a request to approve a $90,000 transfer into the Capital Purchase Water Meter account and the adoption of the FY2026 Employee Performance Bonus Program. Additionally, the board will receive departmental reports from the Director, Administration, Engineering and Water Resources, Human Resources, Operations and Maintenance, Water Reclamation, and Water Treatment, along with a discussion regarding fluoride and potential executive sessions concerning legal, real estate, and personnel matters.
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The work session involved a presentation by the Board of Public Utilities staff to members of the City Council regarding the Fiscal Year 2027 budget and recommendations for water and sewer fees. No formal board business or voting occurred during the session.
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