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Council hears concerns about Hoh Tribe charging station and conduit extension at 71 South Forks Ave
Summary
Attorney/Planner Fleck told the council the Hoh Tribe plans an EV charging station at 71 South Forks Ave; Council Members Gingell and Soha raised concerns about a conduit extension the mayor authorized and requested follow-up.
Attorney/Planner Fleck reported to the council that the Hoh Tribe plans to place an electric vehicle charging station on a lot it owns behind the tribe’s administrative support building at 71 South Forks Ave.
Council Member Gingell asked about a conduit extension referenced in correspondence from the mayor to Hoh Tribe Chairwoman Darlene Hollum. Gingell and Council Member Soha both voiced concerns about the conduit extension the mayor had authorized; Fleck said he would follow up on those concerns.
Fleck also told the council he had participated in meetings related to the Washington Coast Marine Advisory Council and the EDC Board while on vacation and said he is continuing work on a lease with Riverside Forest Products USA. He noted the county’s Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on Opportunity Fund grant applications on Nov. 4 and that the governor’s office announced Riverside would receive a grant to pay for lighting and additional equipment at the Industrial Park; the meeting minutes do not specify the grant amount.
The minutes record discussion and a pledge by staff to follow up; they do not record additional detail about the conduit extension, any permits or approvals required, or a timeline for follow-up.
