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Votes at a glance: Franklin County commissioners approve agenda, consent items and three conditional-use permits

August 07, 2025 | Franklin County, Washington


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Votes at a glance: Franklin County commissioners approve agenda, consent items and three conditional-use permits
The Franklin County Board of County Commissioners recorded the following formal actions during the meeting (all motions carried on recorded unanimous votes unless noted):

Votes at a glance

- Adoption of the meeting agenda: Motion and second recorded at the start of the meeting; voice vote in favor (Aye).

- Consent agenda: Items 1 through 6 approved on a single motion and second; voice vote in favor (Aye).

- Resolution 2025-233: Adopted with amendment. The board adopted updated countywide planning policies and appended the phrase "except where otherwise permitted by law" to policy number 9 (see the planning article for details). Vote: unanimous (3–0).

- Resolution 2025-234 — Conditional Use Permit (CUP 2025-02): Board adopted resolution 2025-234 granting approval of the conditional use permit based on six findings of fact and 15 conditions of approval. Vote: unanimous (3–0).

- Resolution 2025-235 — Conditional Use Permit (CUP 2025-05): Board adopted resolution 2025-235 granting approval of the conditional use permit based on six findings of fact and 15 conditions of approval. Vote: unanimous (3–0).

- Resolution 2025-236 — Conditional Use Permit (CUP 2025-06): A clerical error led the board to pass an item with the wrong CUP number; the board recalled the previous motion and then restated resolution 2025-236 granting approval of conditional use permit 2025-06 based on six findings of fact and 16 conditions of approval. Vote: unanimous (recall and restatement both carried 3–0).

Procedural votes and notes

- Several closed-record hearings were held to consider the three conditional-use permits; the board confirmed no ex parte contacts and three commissioners confirmed they had reviewed the files in their entirety for those matters before voting.

- The board also approved a later agenda adjustment (removal of a workshop item) and recessed into and returned from an executive session on potential litigation (RCW 42.30.110(1)); no decisions were announced from the executive session.

Record entries and next steps

Each of the three conditional-use permits was approved with the findings and conditions described in staff reports; the resolutions specify the findings and conditions that govern each permit's implementation. Staff indicated that, under the county’s planned policy updates, similar routine permits may be processed administratively once updated rules and interlocal agreements are in place.

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