Board keeps written record open on farm-and-forest housekeeping code updates; follow-up requested
At a public hearing on state-led farm-and-forest rule changes, the board closed oral testimony and left the written record open for seven days while staff and applicants clarify how a new farm-impact test will be applied in county code.
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The Deschutes County Board of Commissioners held a public hearing on proposed housekeeping amendments to county code prompted by the state's Farm and Forest Modernization Project rulemaking and closed the oral record while leaving the written record open for seven days.
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