County attorney to draft resolution to opt out of Wildfire Urban Interface Resilience Code
County Attorney Rose Pugliese told commissioners she met with the zoning board about 1041 regulations and recommended drafting a resolution to opt out of the Wildfire Urban Interface Resilience Code because it imposes unfunded mandated costs; commissioners directed staff to prepare the resolution and scheduled hearings for June 25.
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County Attorney Rose Pugliese informed the Bent County commissioners that the zoning board had scheduled a public hearing on proposed 1041 regulations and that staff expect to complete the process by August. Pugliese said the zoning board set a public hearing date and that the June 25 meeting will include the planning commission at 10:30 a.m. followed by the commissioners’ public hearing at 11:30 a.m.
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