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Kitsap County Planning Commission Hears Public Comment on Boundary Line Adjustment Code
Summary
The Planning Commission held a public hearing March 3 on proposed changes to the Boundary Line Adjustment Code. Staff provided an overview and multiple residents from across Kitsap County offered testimony; no formal action or vote was recorded at the meeting.
The Kitsap County Planning Commission heard public comment March 3 on proposed changes to the county’s Boundary Line Adjustment Code. Staff from the Department of Community Development provided a project overview before the commission opened the floor to public testimony.
Rafe Wysham, Darren Gurnee and Garrett Ballew summarized the Boundary Line Adjustment Code project for commissioners and members of the public. Acting Chair Kathy Meysenburg then opened the public hearing, and a series of residents addressed the commission.
Speakers during the hearing included William Palmer, Josiah Kippeberg, Richard A. Brown, Lyle R. Muller, John Kieffer, Dave Proctor, Patricia Ryan, Michael Gustavson, Jamie Clough, Gary Chapman, Christian Burns and Pam Jones. The meeting record indicates each provided comments on the Boundary Line Adjustment Code project; the transcript does not include verbatim statements of their remarks.
No motions or votes on code amendments were recorded at the March 3 meeting. Acting Chair Meysenburg closed the hearing after public testimony concluded. The meeting minutes note that the commission adopted the meeting agenda and approved minutes for Feb. 17, 2026 by unanimous consent but do not show a final decision on the Boundary Line Adjustment Code during this session.
Because the transcript supplied a summary of remarks rather than verbatim testimony, this report limits direct quotation and confines attribution to the named speakers appearing in the meeting record. The commission did not indicate a final action or schedule of next steps for formal adoption at the March 3 meeting.
