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ASCC to consider change to meeting start time as municipal code sets 7 p.m.; staff clarifies construction start times and reporting

Architectural Site Control Commission (ASCC) · March 24, 2026
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Summary

Staff told the ASCC that municipal code section 2.16.040 currently designates a 7 p.m. start time for the commission and said the body may need to amend code or notice special meetings; commissioners also discussed weekend or early construction starts and were told work cannot begin before 8 a.m. though crews may arrive earlier.

Staff reported that the municipal code (section 2.16.040) specifies the Architectural Site Control Commission meets at 7 p.m., and that the commission should discuss whether to hold regular meetings at 7 p.m., continue meeting at 6 p.m. as noticed (which would require special‑meeting notice), or pursue a formal code amendment. Staff said the town attorney will attend a future meeting to advise on options and that action could be taken at the next regular meeting.

The commission also received a brief update on recruitment for at least one vacant ASCC seat; staff said a posting will go online and the commission will be advised when applications are being accepted.

Separately, commissioners raised resident complaints about weekend construction and early morning starts. Planning staff said, to the best of their information, construction is not permitted to begin before 8 a.m. but crews may be present in vehicles prior to that time; staff acknowledged some ambiguity about what constitutes "starting work" and recommended residents report violations to code enforcement so officers can investigate. "They can show up and potentially be in their truck and be there, but they can't be out physically starting work until 8 a.m.," staff said.

The commission did not change its schedule at the meeting but directed staff to place meeting‑time options and legal guidance on a future agenda for formal direction.