Amoco Reuse Agreement Joint Powers Board

The Amoco Reuse Agreement Joint Powers Board does not receive any funding from the City of Casper or Natrona County.

The former refinery site is now known as the Platte River Commons.

The 30-inch-wide wall will extend from just below ground level to bedrock.

The terminated lease marked the latest in the half-decade saga of city government's goal, largely driven by former City Manager John Patterson, of a conference center and hotel complex somewhere near downtown.

The Natrona County Commission approved the creation of a large subdivision west of Casper. The 117-acre Horse Ranch Acres Subdivision with nine lots ranging from 10 acres to 15 acres will be located at the south end of Eight Mile Road...

Casper City Council will hold a special work session to interview prospective board members for two joint powers boards at 4 p.m. today, according to a news release from the city manager's office.

The Natrona County Commission approved plats for three new subdivisions at its meeting Tuesday.

Progress has stalled for the proposed conference center on the Platte River Commons, according to the chairman of the board that oversees the development of the former Amoco refinery property.

Three Crowns keeps losing money, and the Amoco Reuse Agreement Board keeps subsidizing it.

Hotel question has been up in the air for months.