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Votes at a glance: Clallam County commissioners approve consent agenda, utility easement and clerk fee ordinance

Clallam County Board of Commissioners · April 21, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda (including appointments and Conservation Futures funding), a utility right-of-way easement for the Lake Creek shop, and an ordinance updating the Superior Court fee schedule; most actions were approved by voice vote as part of routine business.

At their April 21 meeting, Clallam County commissioners recorded these formal actions and outcomes during regular business and the consent agenda.

- Consent agenda (items 1a'1h): Approved by voice vote; items included vouchers, payroll, minutes, appointments to the homelessness task force (Corey Pearson, Jamie Porter, Helen Conoyer), approval of the Dungeness River management team roster (item 1e), and authorization to expend up to $1,400,000 from the Conservation Futures Fund for the Big Red Barn Farm project (item 1f). (Staff read items; board moved and seconded approval.)

- Utility right-of-way easement (item 2a): Approved unanimously by voice vote. Motion approved to grant Public Utility District No.1 a right-of-way easement for a new junction box and utility connection to serve the Lake Creek shop along Highway 101.

- Ordinance amending the Superior Court clerk fee schedule (item 3a): After a brief public hearing with testimony from Clerk Nikki Button, the board adopted an ordinance to consolidate and update fees to align with House Bill 2543 (amending RCW 36.18.020); motion approved by voice vote.

Several motions and votes were recorded as voice votes with "aye" responses and no recorded roll-call tallies in the public transcript. Where the transcript did not record individual member votes, the board announced approvals by voice.