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Commissioners approve one‑year extension for Redmond safe‑parking lease after pulling automatic renewal language

Deschutes County Board of Commissioners · March 19, 2026
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Summary

The board pulled consent item 5 to discuss a fourth amendment to a ground lease with Mountain View Community Development for the Redmond safe‑parking program, removed administrative renewal language and approved a one‑year extension through 03/31/2027 with one commissioner recorded as opposed.

The Deschutes County Board on March 18 pulled consent agenda item 5 — the fourth amendment to a ground lease with Mountain View Community Development for the Redmond safe‑parking program — for brief discussion and then approved a modified amendment that removed administrative approval for future extensions and authorized a one‑year extension through March 31, 2027.

A commissioner raised concern about automatic administrative approvals and future extensions; property management staff clarified the extension as written was for one year. Property management staff (identified in the packet and on the record) confirmed that the board had previously discussed administrative approval options and that the version before the board would be modified to remove the renewal/administrative authorization.

After a motion to approve the lease amendment with the administrative‑renewal language removed, the board voted. The motion passed with a recorded ‘‘yes’’ from two commissioners and one ‘‘no’’ vote from another commissioner. Commissioners said they support the safe‑parking program but wanted to ensure the board remains engaged on extensions and future location considerations.

Next steps: staff to finalize the amendment language removing the administrative renewal clause and move forward with the one‑year lease term; the board expects to revisit the program and any future extension requests.