§ 18-5-203 — Certificate required to locate buildings or use land within zoning resolution; issuance and denial; appeal upon denial

It is unlawful to locate, erect, construct, reconstruct,
enlarge, change, maintain or use any building or use any land
within any area included in a zoning resolution without first
obtaining a zoning certificate from the board of county
commissioners or its designee and no zoning certificate shall be
issued unless the plans for the proposed building, structure or
use fully comply with the zoning regulations then in effect. The
board of county commissioners or its designee shall act promptly
upon any application filed with it and shall grant certificates
when the proposed construction or use complies with the
requirements of the zoning resolution. If it denies the
application, the board or its designee shall specify the reasons
for the denial. Any applicant desiring to appeal shall appeal to
the board of county commissioners. The decision of the board of
county commissioners may be reviewed by the district court and
by the supreme court upon appeal in the same manner as provided
in W.S. 15-1-609, for review of decisions of boards of
adjustment.