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McCall council unanimously dismisses two appeals tied to 601 Diamond Street decision
Summary
Council voted to dismiss two appeals (205‑01 and 205‑02) of a Planning and Zoning Commission decision for 601 Diamond Street; staff said dismissals were with prejudice and authorized the mayor to sign required documents.
The McCall City Council voted unanimously to dismiss two appeals related to a Planning and Zoning Commission decision for 601 Diamond Street.
Meredith Todd, city and sustainability planner, told the council the city attorney’s office received notifications from appellant counsel asking to dismiss the appeals and recommended the council accept the dismissal with prejudice. Todd said that required documents, signed by property owners and appellants, were provided and had been included in the meeting packet.
An unidentified council member moved to dismiss appeals 205‑01 and 205‑02 and to authorize the mayor to sign all necessary documents; the motion was seconded and carried on a roll‑call vote with all present members voting yes.
Todd advised that dismissal with prejudice removes the ability to re‑file within the prior 10‑day appeal window, and staff asked the council to authorize the mayor to execute the dismissal paperwork so the matter could be finalized.
