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Public hearing on county code change for affordable housing moved after noticing error
Summary
County staff told commissioners that legal noticing requirements were not met for an ordinance to regulate disposition of public property for affordable housing; the board agreed to move the public hearing to May 20 at 3:30 p.m.
Thurston County staff informed commissioners at the May 6 agenda-setting session that the required legal notice had not been completed for a planned public hearing on an ordinance to regulate disposition of public property for affordable housing, and the board agreed to reschedule the hearing for May 20, 2025, at 3:30 p.m.
Amy (staff member) told the board, “the legal noticing requirements were not completely met for this and we are shifting the public, or we recommend to shift the public hearing to May 20 to allow for proper noticing.” The board requested that staff post an announcement online and notify members of the public who might be waiting for the hearing.
The item concerns an ordinance amendment that would change county code language about how the county can dispose of public property for affordable housing projects. Staff recommended delaying the hearing to ensure statutory notice requirements were met. Commissioners asked that the change be announced at the start of the afternoon meeting and that online notices be posted immediately so interested members of the public do not wait unnecessarily.
The board placed the item on the May 20 agenda at 3:30 p.m. for formal public hearing and comment; no substantive debate on the ordinance’s content occurred at the May 6 session because the hearing was postponed for noticing compliance.
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