The proposed Turley Annexaton in Alpine remains under consideration.
A town resolution, No. 2026-038, calls for a new public hearing date December 16, but the proposal may be delayed until January.
The Alpine Town Council will be deciding on a date in their upcoming meetings, with decisions noted on the November 3 Alpine Town Council agenda.
On that agenda, Resolution No. 2026-038 – A Resolution Establishing a New Public Hearing Date for the Proposed Annexation submitted by Alpine Property Holdings Group, LLC, Premier Realty Investments, LLC, and Steve Turley; Directing Public Notice; and Adopting Hearing Procedures was listed with two suggested motions for consideration.
Suggested Motion #1: Motion to adopt Resolution No. 2026-038 – A Resolution Establishing a New Public Hearing Date for the Proposed Annexation submitted by Alpine Property Holdings Group, LLC, Premier Realty Investments, LLC, and Steve Turley; Directing Public Notice; and Adopting Hearing Procedures.
Suggested Motion #2: Motion to direct Attorney Sanderson to prepare amendments to Town Ordinance No. 2024-001 assigning annexation notice duties to Town staff, authorizing deduction of documented notice costs from the annexation deposit, and allowing first-class mail to adjacent property owners and owners within 500 feet while retaining all certified-mail requirements imposed by state law, for Council’s consideration.
An update on November 2 Alpine Town Council decision for a motion can be found at svinews.com.
The Turley Annexation was under consideration by the Alpine Town Council earlier this year when the petition for annexation was noted as proficient August 18.
On October 23 the town confirmed that petitioners had sent all required notices to surrounding property owners by certificated mail.
At the advice of the town attorney an October 28 public hearing on the annexation was canceled.
Earlier in the process a petition with 550 names from the Alpine area opposing the project was presented during an a July 28 Planning and Zoning meeting.
The Turley Annexation request includes a phased development with 54 units, that would include both duplex and six-plex housing.
The annexation includes 46.35 acres of land located in Section 29, Township 37 North, Range 118 West, Lincoln County, Wyoming, adjacent to the Town of Alpine.
The proposal was submitted to the Town of Alpine by Steven C. Turley, Alpine Property Holdings Group, LLC and Premier Realty Investments, LLC.
