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Curry County board upholds RV-park approval and orders partial refund of appeal costs
Summary
The Curry County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 12, 2025 upheld approval of file AD-24-31 — a request to develop an RV park — and ordered a refund of half the appeal costs to the appellants; the motion passed 2-0 with one abstention recorded.
The Curry County Board of Commissioners on Nov. 12, 2025 voted to uphold approval of file AD-24-31, a request to develop an RV park, and directed a refund of half the appeal costs to the individuals who filed the appeal.
Unidentified Speaker 2 moved to "uphold the approval of file a d dash 24 31 a request for the development of an RV park with the conditions of approval as outlined in the Board of Commissioners final order and also a refund of half of the appeal costs back to the individuals who provided the appeal." The motion received a second and was put to a roll call vote. Commissioner Coker voted "Aye" and Commissioner Trost voted "Aye." The transcript records the vote as passing 2 to 0 with one abstention; the recording of Commissioner Hollinger's response is unclear in the transcript.
The meeting also included discussion about land-use policy review. Unidentified Speaker 2 said they had researched the matter and noted some applications had been filed under previous rules, which limited the board's ability to apply newly adopted land-use changes retroactively. They urged the board to adopt a policy of reviewing land-use planning materials on a five-year schedule to maintain clarity and accessibility for property owners, saying, "We should have a policy that we review those on a 5 year schedule at minimum."
Unidentified Speaker 3 thanked staff for distributing materials over the weekend, saying that the documentation "looked very thorough" and helped members move forward. After the vote, speakers praised the collegial tone: "it was laden with mutual respect," Unidentified Speaker 3 said, and expressed interest in continuing work on aspects of the project despite remaining uncertainties.
The board adjourned following the vote. The transcript identifies the motion topic as file AD-24-31 and references the "Board of Commissioners final order" as the controlling document; additional procedural details such as who seconded the motion and the precise identity of the abstaining commissioner were not clearly captured in the available transcript.
