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Staff asks planning commission to continue public hearing on temporary use permit for Bob Craig Open Space

Snake River Planning Commission · March 1, 2026
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Summary

Staff recommended that the Snake River Planning Commission continue the public hearing on PLN24-028, a Class 4 temporary use permit request by Miller Pipeline for offsite storage, grading and welding on Bob Craig Open Space, to allow the applicant to submit a restoration plan meeting code requirements. The transcript records the recommendation; no formal vote on the continuance is recorded.

At the June 20, 2024 meeting the Snake River Planning Commission considered PLN24-028, a Class 4 request for a temporary use permit to allow offsite storage, grading and welding on the Bob Craig Open Space parcel.

Staff summarized presentations from planning staff and the applicant (identified in the record as Aaron Anderson, Miller Pipeline, LLC) and reported public comments and commissioner discussion. Following those presentations, staff recommended that the commission continue the public hearing for PLN24-028 to a date to be agreed upon by staff and the applicant so the applicant can submit a restoration plan that meets code requirements.

The transcript records the staff recommendation and the reason for the continuance (to allow submission of a restoration plan that complies with code). The record does not include a formal motion or vote to continue the hearing; the transcript indicates the continuance will be scheduled once staff and the applicant agree on a date.

Next steps: the commission’s public hearing on PLN24-028 will be set for a later date after the applicant submits the required restoration plan and staff confirms it meets code requirements.