Developing a Blueprint for Future Needs
The Laramie Comprehensive Plan was developed with the dedicated efforts of the Citizen’s Project Advisory Team, citizens, citizen groups, and City and Planning Department staff. The Comprehensive Plan is a policy document that will serve as a blueprint for the future development of the City.

The Laramie Comprehensive Plan was adopted by the Laramie Planning Commission on June 13, 2007, and the Laramie City Council on August 21, 2007. Pursuant to Wyoming State Statutes, the Albany County Planning and Zoning Commission and the Albany County Board of Commissioners agreed with the plan on May 17, 2007 and June 5, 2007, respectively. The Laramie Comprehensive Plan replaces the 1995 Land Use Element. Acknowledgments

The Comprehensive Plan

Comprehensive Plan Amendment Schedule Laramie Planning Commission Resolution No. 2007-01 City Council Resolution No. 2007-61 Acknowledgments Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1: Planning Challenges Chapter 2: Conditions and Outlook Map 2.1: Monolith Ranch Chapter 3: Community Character Map 3.1: Existing Land Use Map 3.2: Future Land Use Chapter 4: Parks and Recreation Map 4.1: Existing Parks, Park Facilities & Schools Map 4.2: Park and School Service Areas Map 4.3: Bicycle and Proposed Park Facility Expansion Areas Map 4.4: Trails Master Plan Map 4.5: South and East Laramie Trails Master Plan Chapter 5: Housing and Neighborhoods

Chapter 6: Public Utilities Map 6.1: Water Distribution Deficiencies Map 6.2: Wastewater Improvements Map 6.3: Drainage Study Areas Chapter 7: Urban Growth Map 7.1: Developed Areas Map 7.2: Urban Growth Areas Map 7.3: Development Concerns Chapter 8: Transportation Map 8.1: Major Street Plan Chapter 9: Economic Development Chapter 10: Public Safety Map 10.1: Current Emergency Services and Fire Response Map 10.2: Proposed Fire Station and Fire Response Area Map 10.3: Flood Plains Map 10.4: Casper Aquifer Protection Areas Map 10.5: Potential Environmental Hazards Map 10.6: Pedestrian Crossing Safety Chapter 11: Conservation Chapter 12: Implementation