" But you never know the Port can suddenly call for yet another special meeting at any moment!"
Readers, at first blush, the County Commission looks to be the only show happening this coming week. It's one of those occasions that the county is the only meeting being held simply because they meet on a weekly basis, the others all meet twice a week. BUT! lately the Port has been calling special meetings on a dime with very little warning, so your never know what can happen these days.
Now, a look at what is going on with the County this week. For starters on Monday, during their work session the highlight topic on their agenda is: Memorandum of Understanding with Crescent Community Advisory Council to clarify responsibilities regarding the Council’s use of funds that remain after the dissolution of the Crescent Television Reception Improvement District in the amount of $1,355.21
According to the staff memo provided: This Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") is entered into between Clallam County, ("County") and the Crescent Community Advisory Council ("Council") regarding the Council's use of funds that remain after the dissolution of the
Crescent Television Reception Improvement District. It is mutually agreed that:
The County's Responsibilities:
The County will continue to hold funds that remain from the dissolution of the Crescent Television Reception Improvement District, currently in the amount of $ 1,35 5.2L, for future consideration/use. The County will maintain all budget, accounting and expenditure records
The Council's Responsibilities:
The Council will provide to the County documentation specifying the details of each funding request. Each approved request for payment shall be supported by an invoice specifying the details of the request along with the amount requested and a written statement reflecting the Council's decision to expend such funds.This agreement will begin on October l,2OL6 and continue until the funds have been depleted.
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During their Tuesday regular session the highlight item on the agenda is: Ordinance amending Clallam County Code Chapter 27.12 Critical Areas, to regulate new and existing agricultural uses.
According to the staff memo provided:
Since the Planning Commission approved the u@ates to the Critical Area Code on September 2L,2016 this issue was presented to the Board of CounÇ Commissioners (BOCC) at a work session on October 10, 2016. The BOCC did not have any issues with the proposed updates to the Critical Area Code and commended the Department of Community Development (DCD), the Clallam Conservation District & the Planning Commission (PC) on the proposed updates. A Public Hearing before the BOCC was held on November 8, 2016. This matter was continued to the November 22, 2016 BOCC meeting.
Before and after the public hearing held on November 8, 2016 before the BOCÇ Protect Peninsula Future (PPF) provided submitted comments with suggested changes to the Risk Assessment Table found in Title 27.L2.037(A) of the proposed update. DCD worked with PPF, our legal counsel, the Clallam Conservation District, and the WA State Department of Ecology to address their concerns, to make sure these changes were not significant from what was passed by the PC, and to ensure that the changes still met the objective of the proposed update. On November 8,20L6, the BOCC asked that the proposed changes be provided to the Planning Commission for their input.
On November 16, 2016 DCD provided the Planning commission with the changes to the Risk Assessment Table that included the modifying the definition of fully-vegetated in footnote 2 and adding a definition of well vegetated in footnote 3. With the exception of adding the word approximately to the last sentence of footnote 3 the Planning Commission agreed to the changes to the Risk Assessment Table. They also thought the use of footnotes in the Risk Assessment Table was an improvement over the original format that they approved.
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Other noteworthy items on the agenda:
Ordinance amending Chapter 13.04, Clallam Bay/Sekiu Sewerage Rate Schedule, of the Clallam County Code to increase fees.
PH: Resolution adopting the Six Year Transportation Improvement Program 2017-2022
Resolutions Establishing the 2017 General Purpose Property Tax Levy for Clallam County and Establishing the 2017 Road Fund Property Tax Levy for Clallam County
Acknowledgement of receipt of request for proposals/qualifications for Housing and Homelessness Services
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