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Clallam County commissioners direct staff to continue due diligence on property after closed session
Summary
At a special March 10 meeting, the Clallam County Board of Commissioners held an executive session on the purchase or sale of real estate and then voted to have staff continue investigation and due diligence on the discussed property and report back to the board.
The Clallam County Board of Commissioners on March 10, 2025 returned from a closed executive session on the purchase or sale of real estate and voted to direct staff to continue investigation and due diligence on the property discussed and to bring that information back to the board.
The special meeting opened with the board entering an executive session expected to last about 45 minutes; commissioners said they would reconvene at 1:15 p.m. The closed session was described in the meeting as a discussion of the purchase or sale of real estate. After returning to open session, the board moved and seconded a directive for staff to continue due diligence and investigation on that property.
Present or noted during the meeting were County Administrator Todd Milton; County Commissioner Randy Chonston; County Commissioner Mike French; Timothy Gold, housing and grant resource director; Tim Havel, deputy director of DCD; Donella Clark, principal planner with DCD; Linda Capps, real estate services; and, joining online, Chief Financial Officer Mark Lee. The transcript also notes the county may have been joined by members of its civil attorneys division.
A motion "to direct staff to continue the investigation and due diligence on the property that was discussed and to bring that information back to the board" was moved and seconded and approved by a voice vote. The meeting record shows commissioners responded "aye," but does not identify who moved or seconded the motion or provide a roll-call tally.
No further formal actions were taken during the open session, and the meeting was adjourned. The board directed staff to return with findings from the due diligence; the transcript does not specify a deadline for that report or additional next steps.
