Another phase of the county’s lengthy development standards and regulations process is wrapping up. 

Park County Commissioner Dossie Overfield, in her regular update on the process, said the technical working group formed to work through and revise pieces of the DSR is about to wrap up, while Park County Planning and Zoning members continue to work through changes to zoning maps and uses that had been put together last fall by consultants Logan Simpson based on prior public input. 

“Both the technical advisory group, and the Planning and Zoning Commission are reviewing those and looking at some proposals might be a little bit different than what came out,” Overfield said. 

With that, public meetings have been scheduled June 9-11 in each of the planning areas to allow for public input on the revised zoning maps and use tables. 

Times and locations are still to be determined.

“We will be getting information out to the public that will also be in the newspapers, and certainly, anyone that wants to follow this process could find everything on EngageParkcounty.com, on the county website. So if you would do that, that would be helpful.”

She said the commissioners will also soon do an initial review of the revised documents. 

The next round of public meetings was initially planned  for March-April, but Overfield said consultants from Logan Simpson had asked for more time earlier in the year to put together the documents. 

This is for phase two of the new county DSR — phase one was approved last fall after lengthy debate. 

The new regulations stem from the new land use plan which, after many months of public meetings and discussion, was approved in 2024.