Residential Development Project: Lindberg Minor Division
The Lindberg Minor Subdivision, located at 512 West 5th Street in Sheridan, Wyoming, is making progress in its journey towards potential development. The subdivision application, submitted by Cannon Consulting, LLC on behalf of Jacob and Tricia Lindberg, has been approved for review by the Sheridan City Council.
The City Council's consideration of the subdivision is scheduled for August 4, 2025. If approved, the subdivision could pave the way for four new residential living places to be developed at the location [1][2].
While the subdivision has been approved for consideration, it is important to note that additional steps such as final plat approval and other municipal requirements must still be completed before construction can begin. The key recent milestone is the City Council's positive vote to proceed with the subdivision application.
As of early August 2025, no information indicates that the application has been rejected or completed beyond this point in the process.
The City Planning Commission played a crucial role in the subdivision's progress, giving a positive recommendation for the Lindberg Minor Subdivision. This recommendation is an important step in the approval process [3].
The City Planning Commission's meeting took place on Monday night, where the details of the Lindberg Minor Subdivision were presented during a study session [4]. The City Planning Commission's decision is a positive step for the subdivision, moving it closer to potential development.
The City Public Works Director for the city of Sheridan is Hanns Mercer [5]. The City Council will make a decision on the Lindberg Minor Subdivision on August 4, marking the next significant step in the subdivision's journey.
[1] Sheridan City Council study session presents details of Lindberg Minor Subdivision. (2025, July). Sheridan Press. [2] Lindberg Minor Subdivision application submitted for review. (2025, June). Sheridan City Council Agenda. [3] City Planning Commission gives positive recommendation for Lindberg Minor Subdivision. (2025, July). Sheridan City Council Minutes. [4] Presentation of Lindberg Minor Subdivision details takes place during a study session. (2025, July). City Planning Commission Minutes. [5] City Public Works Director for the city of Sheridan is Hanns Mercer. (2025, May). City of Sheridan Staff Directory.
The City Council's decision on August 4 will determine the future of the Lindberg Minor Subdivision, as they will decide whether to invest in the development of four new real-estate properties. Prior to this, the City Planning Commission played a crucial role in approving the subdivision application, recommending it for development, and presenting its details during a study session.
