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Hearing examiner continues Seminole Campground expansion hearing; applicant to submit amended plan addressing access and cross‑access
Summary
A hearing examiner continued the Seminole Campground expansion hearing to June 19, 2026, after the applicant said it will file an amended master concept plan and supplemental staff analysis to resolve access routing and whether the existing campground will be combined with the expansion.
Donna Marie Collins, the hearing examiner assigned to the Seminole Campground expansion (RVPD) case, continued the matter to June 19, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. "I will continue this case to June 19th, 2026 at 9:00 a.m.," Collins said.
The continuance followed questions from Collins about why the planned development application did not include the existing campground and how access to the expansion would be arranged. A project representative said the existing campground is separately zoned and located on the south side of Triplet Road. "The existing campground is already zoned," the representative said, adding it sits on the south side of Triplet and was not combined with the new application.
Collins said it appeared the expansion might rely on access through the existing park. The representative clarified that the existing access off Triplet Road is a public right-of-way, and that the project team plans to establish a new access point from Pritchett Road in addition to retaining the Triplet Road access. The representative said the goal is to route the majority of RV traffic away from the residential portion of Triplet Road: "To the greatest extent possible, we're either going to have an access point off of Pritchett Road and then the existing access off of Triplet. We want to push all the traffic eventually through that and and connect to the other one so we don't have RV traffic as much on a residential road."
The representative acknowledged that, during an interim period before the new access is complete, the existing park access "would be used to some extent," and said resolving that interim usage is part of the continuance discussion. Collins asked the parties to examine whether the two properties should be combined into a single RVPD. The representative described the two sites as operationally connected but said the south expansion would have its own operations center and clubhouse and "could be a fully functioning one if we did if he sold it," with cross-access agreements available but not mandatory.
The project team committed to filing an amended master concept plan and to supplementing staff analysis based on the revisions; Collins requested those materials arrive roughly two weeks before the continued hearing. The hearing is scheduled to reconvene on June 19, 2026, at 9:00 a.m.; no final decision was made at the session.
