Consideration of a nunc pro tunc resolution to file a vacation in regard to Frank Ct and associated rights of way per Board of County Commissioners' resolution (88105-09 and RP-257).

Summary

This item is a nunc pro tunc resolution to formally record a vacation of Frank Court and associated rights-of-way that was originally approved by the Laramie County Board of Commissioners on January 5, 1988 (Resolution No. 880105-09 / RP-257). The vacation encompasses a 60-foot-wide right-of-way for Frank Court and an alley within Block 2 of the Brabetz Subdivision. The resolution clarifies that this vacation was never formally recorded. It also notes that no areas of the Frank Court Vacation have been assessed by the Laramie County Assessor's Office, and current mapping shows portions of the corridor integrated into the Dry Creek Parkway tract. A key point is that a portion of the Frank Court Vacation was donated to the City of Cheyenne via a quit claim deed recorded on May 31, 2002 (East Lakeview Donation) and this donation is specifically excepted from the current vacation action. The City of Cheyenne assumed the Frank Court Vacation upon annexation into District 150 via Ordinance 4644 on November 13, 2025. This nunc pro tunc resolution aims to provide clarity and harmonious understanding between the County, City, and adjoining property owners by officially recording the original vacation, while excepting the East Lakeview Donation.

Citizen Impact

This is primarily an administrative action to formally record a past decision regarding street and alley vacations. Residents are unlikely to experience direct impacts as the vacation dates back to 1988 and the associated property has either been incorporated into other public areas or donated to the City of Cheyenne.

Confidence

high