Counties invited to join amicus brief challenging buffer rule; county attorney offers templates
Carolyn Lake, attorney for the board, told Clallam County officials that multiple counties are preparing an amicus brief challenging a newly adopted buffer rule; she asked jurisdictions to sign on by early June and offered a template authorization and contact info.
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Carolyn Lake, the board’s attorney, told the committee that county officials are coordinating an amicus brief challenging a recently adopted buffer rule and that several counties and entities have already confirmed participation.
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