As part of the upcoming 2024 Buffalo Main Street project, property owners can opt to replace their aging water and sewer lines from the street to their homes or businesses at a savings.
City Building Inspector Terry Asay discussed the costs with the city council during their recent meeting.
The Buffalo City Council has voted to officially keep the trees on Main Street and not have the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) remove them during the upcoming 2024 Main Street Reconstruction project.
City Building Inspector Terry Asay told the council at their meeting Tuesday night
Buffalo's City Council has approved the request from a landowner outside of the city limits to connect to a city water line and get city water to their property.
City Building Inspector Terry Asay explained the request from Gavin and Danielle Dickman on Airport Road.
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The Buffalo City Council has denied an appeal of a decision from the Planning & Zoning Board concerning a setback on a property within the city.
Property owner Matt Gilbert explained to the council that the city's setback requirement is 20 feet, but he was asking for a 5-foot setback to build