Citizen Initiated Zoning Districts

DRAFT REGULATIONS AND MAPS


PROPERTY OWNERS’ REVIEW OF DRAFT CITIZEN INITIATED ZONING DISTRICT REGULATIONS AND MAPS

Raynolds Pass property owners are invited to send their thoughts and questions to PRP at info@preserveraynoldspass.org .

Comments will be reviewed and may be incorporated upon consultation with PRP lawyer, Jecyn Bremer.

Please Note: many property owners interested in protective zoning for their land could not be included in these initial districts. If your property isn’t located in these first zoning districts, options are available:

  1. Once a zoning district is established, an adjacent property owner may apply to the county for a zone map amendment to include their land in the district. PRP will work with you to accomplish that goal.

  2. A property owner or owners may organize a new citizen initiated district with their neighbors, propose zoning regulations, and petition the county to adopt them. PRP will provide assistance, such as tools, guidance, and can facilitate legal expertise, surveying and engineering services , partnering with the proposed district.

  3. It helps to remember that zoning district boundary lines may run across roads, rivers, and if needed, subdivisions. Wildlife and water moves through the entire valley.

RAYNOLDS BRIDGE PROPOSED CITIZEN INITIATED ZONING DISTRICT

SHEEP MOUNTAIN PROPOSED CITIZEN INITIATED ZONING DISTRICT

BIG HORN CROSSING PROPOSED CITIZEN INITIATED ZONING DISTRICT