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At a glance: board approves minutes, recommends two vacancy candidates to BOCC and keeps 2027 fee schedule unchanged

Clallam County Parks Advisory Board · April 7, 2026
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Summary

The Parks Advisory Board voted to approve meeting minutes, recommended two candidates for two vacant advisory‑board seats to the Board of County Commissioners, and voted to leave the 2027 master fee schedule unchanged while adding 'kayaker' to the hiker/biker fee category.

The Clallam County Parks Advisory Board on April 7 took three formal actions during its meeting.

Minutes: The board voted to approve both the special meeting minutes and the regular March 3 minutes after motions and seconds were recorded; the Chair called for ayes and the motions carried.

Vacancies: A selection subcommittee presented a ranked short list of three candidates for two vacant board positions. The full board moved to recommend the subcommittee’s top two choices (plus an alternate) and approved forwarding that recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners for final appointment. The staff member said the BOCC process should complete within about three weeks and appointments could be in place by May.

Fee schedule: After discussing whether to update camping and program fees annually or biennially and how price changes affect website and sign updates, the board voted to keep the 2027 fee numbers unchanged and to add “kayaker” to the hiker/biker fee category. The motion to recommend no fee change and to add the kayaker designation passed by voice vote.

Next steps: Staff will submit the board’s vacancy recommendation to the BOCC for approval and will include the fee‑schedule stance and kayaker addition in the master fee schedule work that moves through county processes.