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Kitsap County Planning Commission reviews state legislative update and begins work study on 2026 administrative code edits
Summary
On June 2 the commission received a briefing on state legislative developments affecting planning and began a work study on the 2026 Administrative Code Edits. One public commenter raised concerns about the code edits; commissioners discussed process and next steps.
The Kitsap County Planning Commission on June 2 received a briefing on state legislative activity affecting planning and started a work study on the department's 2026 Administrative Code Edits.
DCD Long Range Planners Heather Cleveland and Garrett Ballew presented a state legislative update and answered commissioners' questions about potential implications for local policy and code work. Later in the meeting, April Gassman presented the scope and timeline for the 2026 Administrative Code Edits and led a discussion about next steps.
During the general public comment period earlier in the meeting, William Palmer provided remarks about the Administrative Code Edits project. Chair Ashlee Hall closed public comment when no additional speakers came forward. Commissioner Ryan Wixson raised procedural questions about open-space applications and quasi-judicial matters during commissioner comment; staff and commissioners exchanged clarifications on process.
No formal actions on the administrative code edits were taken at this meeting; the item was presented as a work study for future action and additional public engagement.
