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Yamhill County board halts planned correction to land‑use order after court issues writ
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The board did not act on a planned repeal-and-replace of board order 26-071 after the Yamhill County Circuit Court issued a writ of review; county staff said the record must be returned for judicial review and the court directed the board to desist from further proceedings.
The Yamhill County Board of Commissioners took no action April 23 on a planned correction to board order 26-071 after the county received an order for writ of review from the Yamhill County Circuit Court, county staff member Caleb said.
Caleb told the board that H2 had been placed on the agenda to correct a procedural defect in the earlier order (a repeal-and-replace), but that appellant's counsel had petitioned the court. "The writ requires us to return the record for judicial review," Caleb said, and it "directed us to desist from further proceedings," so the board could not proceed with the correction at this meeting.
Caleb said the most likely path is that the county will deliver the record to the court, the case will be remanded back to the board, and the board could readopt the order afterward. The board did not move to take any further action on H2 during the session.
The development temporarily halts the administrative correction the board had intended to make and moves the matter into the judicial review process. The board did not set a date for further action; county staff will follow the court's instructions and deliver the record as required.
